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  • e30 blue
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    • Jun 2009
    • 69

    #16
    I had the machine shop tig weld mine also because they could weld. You could install a oil pressure gauge for (peace of mind) and should not use to much $$$.That way if it dropped off, You could shut it down and not hurt the motor.There are a ton of e36 motors with nothing done and are fine (street use) that is. Dude8383 could you share what you bought for the engine side fan? It looks like you bought a 12 " fan but then changed it to a 14" fan. Is this correct? Thanks

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    • dude8383
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      • Jan 2005
      • 10387

      #17
      Originally posted by Mstngcobr761
      I put red on mine and folded the threads over so it cant back off
      I've never heard of threads being folded, can you describe that in a bit more detail?

      Originally posted by e30 blue
      I had the machine shop tig weld mine also because they could weld. You could install a oil pressure gauge for (peace of mind) and should not use to much $$$.That way if it dropped off, You could shut it down and not hurt the motor.There are a ton of e36 motors with nothing done and are fine (street use) that is. Dude8383 could you share what you bought for the engine side fan? It looks like you bought a 12 " fan but then changed it to a 14" fan. Is this correct? Thanks
      Yeh I have an oil pressure gauge waiting to be installed, just gotta mount my oil coolr first!

      Sent PM about fan.
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      • Mstngcobr761
        E30 Addict
        • Apr 2008
        • 557

        #18
        Originally posted by dude8383
        I've never heard of threads being folded, can you describe that in a bit more detail?



        Yeh I have an oil pressure gauge waiting to be installed, just gotta mount my oil coolr first!

        Sent PM about fan.
        I read on another DIY that you should red loc-tite it then intentionally smack the threads with a hammer and punch so it cannot come back off. Sadly my welder is broken or I would have welded it

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        • dude8383
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          • Jan 2005
          • 10387

          #19
          Originally posted by Mstngcobr761
          I read on another DIY that you should red loc-tite it then intentionally smack the threads with a hammer and punch so it cannot come back off. Sadly my welder is broken or I would have welded it
          Just checked your thread and understand what you mean :) Thanks man!
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          • BlUe E30
            Advanced Member
            • Jun 2008
            • 180

            #20
            im swapping an s52 into my car with in the next couple weeks so its suggested that i do that just for a precaution? I pulled out the gernaded s50 but didnt dig into it at all but am thinking about it to see if that was the problem now that all this is brought to my attention
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            • dude8383
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              • Jan 2005
              • 10387

              #21
              I would do it since you'll have easy access to it!
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