My swap M50NV+S50 cams+M52 vanos......

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  • m735is
    Noobie
    • Dec 2011
    • 29

    #46
    I'm at the stage of putting everything back together after I converted an NV head to vanos. The cam sensor isn't sitting flush with the head, even using the thinner NV oring. 92 325i head on 95 525i block and chassis.

    One post in this thread says to get rid of the step on the sensor and one says it fits when tightened down-both using the thinner oring. Do I get rid of the edge or just tighten it up?
    TIA

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    • amcink
      Mod Crazy
      • Jan 2012
      • 788

      #47
      I've stoped my swap.due to financial reasons; however i'm back on track and just picked up my new short shift set up.
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      • m735is
        Noobie
        • Dec 2011
        • 29

        #48
        The only way I could get the cam sensor in the hole and sit flush was to file down the step in the sensor. There was a really tiny green oring inside of it so I left that on there. I couldn't even use the NV oring and have it sit flush. I just need some oil and coolant and will firing it up. We'll see.
        I do have another cam sensor if that filed down one doesn't work out.

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        • amcink
          Mod Crazy
          • Jan 2012
          • 788

          #49
          Originally posted by m735is
          The only way I could get the cam sensor in the hole and sit flush was to file down the step in the sensor. There was a really tiny green oring inside of it so I left that on there. I couldn't even use the NV oring and have it sit flush. I just need some oil and coolant and will firing it up. We'll see.
          I do have another cam sensor if that filed down one doesn't work out.
          Good info keep us posted and post some photos so i will compare with what i have

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          • m735is
            Noobie
            • Dec 2011
            • 29

            #50
            It runs. I ran into a no start situation which has been determined to be the crank sensor, I swapped that and it runs again. Not sure if the cam sensor would have worked without me grinding down the step, but so far so good.

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            • emmanuel.dlc
              Advanced Member
              • Jun 2011
              • 144

              #51
              Originally posted by m735is
              It runs. I ran into a no start situation which has been determined to be the crank sensor, I swapped that and it runs again. Not sure if the cam sensor would have worked without me grinding down the step, but so far so good.
              i did the exact same to mine, almost a year into the swap and its working great

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              • amcink
                Mod Crazy
                • Jan 2012
                • 788

                #52
                Originally posted by m735is
                It runs. I ran into a no start situation which has been determined to be the crank sensor, I swapped that and it runs again. Not sure if the cam sensor would have worked without me grinding down the step, but so far so good.
                Nice! Take a photo and post it for reference

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                • tazer
                  Advanced Member
                  • Oct 2011
                  • 106

                  #53
                  Very cool I did almost the same thing but I swapped the internal to S50 Crank Rods and High comp pistons. Started it up last week and it seems to be working great!
                  I had to swap over the harmonic balancer due to where the CPS pickup (missing teeth) are located in comparison to the M50NV one.
                  Build Thread: http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=310912

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