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  • markseven
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    Nice work so far!

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  • 5KWattson
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    hella! i did my whole engine bay under the car, the e34 oil pan and the m50(prior to removal of e36 pan) turned out great...sad part is a month after the swap my oil filter adapter gasket stared leaking so now the oil pan, rack, steering, trans, under body are all coated in 10w-40 again...tragic

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  • jahnaboi
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    Originally posted by samiam3356
    What do you use to clean the block, acceories, and head? How ever or whatever you use works really well. Both of your swaps look very clean. I'm in the process of cleaning my block and accessories now but decided to have the head rebuilt.
    A pressure washer. But used correctly.

    I bought this because I like things clean so it was a must have.


    Originally posted by 5KWattson
    i didnt have the luxury of chemicals to clean my motor before install, but i did have a 3100psi pressure washer which did very nicely
    Yup. That's what I used on both my swaps.

    I went to the junkyard to grab couple more things. I got the brake booster and new oil pan. Gotta clean them up. Still need to get the transmission brace, and couple of wiring stuff. Looking good so far!

    -Jasper

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  • 5KWattson
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    i didnt have the luxury of chemicals to clean my motor before install, but i did have a 3100psi pressure washer which did very nicely

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  • samiam3356
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    What do you use to clean the block, acceories, and head? How ever or whatever you use works really well. Both of your swaps look very clean. I'm in the process of cleaning my block and accessories now but decided to have the head rebuilt.

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  • 5KWattson
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    LOOKS AWESOME. i only wish i had the money for a s52 when i bought my m50, but in time.

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  • deutschman
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    very nice clean work so fare. this will be a nice swap.

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  • bimmer_E30
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    Subscribed :)

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  • jahnaboi
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    Stripped the motor down to assure everything is on correctly and got to clean the motor and its components as well as the transmission.








    koole30 does paint and bodywork for anyone who cares and needs services. He will be painting my car (hopefully for my efforts ) and I'll show case the great quality of his skills.

    I started assembling the motor hopefully to have it in by this weekend.

    -Jasper

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  • jahnaboi
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    Originally posted by dude8383
    Wow 17k?? What did it come from?
    Came from a 1998 M3. The motor looks good though. Which is why we got it. =)

    Gonna start cleaning things up and get it assembled correctly.

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  • dude8383
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    Originally posted by jahnaboi
    You would have to ask koole30 about the price. That is his own personal information. It is not my car so I can't say. Sorry. One thing I can say is that the motor has 17k original miles. :D

    -Jasper
    Wow 17k?? What did it come from?

    Originally posted by samiam3356
    And there in lies why this swap becomes so exspensive. I've had everything to do my swap for a couple of weeks but the "while I'm in there" list is kicking my ass.
    LOL I friggin rebuilt the motor from the ground up...because I also told myself "while I'm in there, I might as well"

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  • samiam3356
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    Originally posted by dude8383
    Might as well grab an E36 steering rack while everything is out!
    And there in lies why this swap becomes so exspensive. I've had everything to do my swap for a couple of weeks but the "while I'm in there" list is kicking my ass.

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  • tangkenboo2
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    dam good shit!

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  • jahnaboi
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    Well got the motor in tonight at around 12:35am. Not as perfect as I'd like but that's what I'm here for.





    All I gotta say is that the motor and transmission look pretty damn good since they haven't been cleaned in 12 years.

    -Jasper

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  • jahnaboi
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    Originally posted by dude8383
    Would you mind sharing how much you picked up the motor for?

    Might as well grab an E36 steering rack while everything is out!
    You would have to ask koole30 about the price. That is his own personal information. It is not my car so I can't say. Sorry. One thing I can say is that the motor has 17k original miles. :D

    Originally posted by napabavarian
    Am I reading this right? I have e34x2 parts cars, can I use a booster and MC for an S52 swap?
    It depends what model the e34 was. e34 540i's came with the double stack (ix) brake boosters with 25mm master cylinders. And yes, these are the ones you can use for m5X/s5X motor swaps.

    -Jasper

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