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    Finally!

    The 318 is finally on the road after an entire year of working outside in an ally next to my house. It runs great, much better then it did when I first started it up with the blown head gasket. Now all I need to do is replace the 318 clutch which is already fried, the 240 transmission did work though unlike popular belief.

    #2
    Originally posted by 02stu View Post
    The 318 is finally on the road after an entire year of working outside in an ally next to my house. It runs great, much better then it did when I first started it up with the blown head gasket. Now all I need to do is replace the 318 clutch which is already fried, the 240 transmission did work though unlike popular belief.
    haha congragulations! it made me feel GREAT when i put my motor back together from a blown head gasket and IT RAN! :) that was the first time i got to drive my car... :nice:
    1991 318iS swapped w/ euro S50B32
    -Michael

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      #3
      i had my white car under the knife for about a week and it felt good to get it on the road. I cant wait till my red car is done this summer, when i finish it will be around the year and 4 month mark. congrads, it must feel good.
      https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-h...wE3UqwjjmaTrXg

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        #4
        whats with all these long swaps? lol..

        -etasport with the 2 day running m50 swap.


        I bet your happy now. I love driving my car so much now with the better engine. The old eta was good for what it was but doesnt compare to the m50 at all, and its all stock. Let the modding begin.
        Old and improved:

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          #5
          i hope to start mine very soon, im finishing up the motor TLC. im planning at least a 2 week swap because i am repainting the engine bay. im hoping i get every part i need
          NEED SOME VINYL STICKERS???

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            #6
            yea..........i've had my motor for about 10 months now, just got my harness adapter made, have the exhaust headers and a flywheel..............i don't expect to be done until....say June............:-(
            My 2.9L Build!

            Originally posted by Ernest Hemingway
            There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and mountaineering; all the rest are merely games.

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              #7
              my swap took about 5months to do, mainly because i decided to do it before i had all the parts and quit my job halfway into it:|

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                #8
                Originally posted by tonytony View Post
                my swap took about 5months to do, mainly because i decided to do it before i had all the parts and quit my job halfway into it:|
                First swap we did took about 3 months. About 7 days after dropping the motor in it was in a condition to crank, but it took a long time from when we pulled the m20 til the m50 actually fired up.
                Old and improved:

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                  #9
                  s50 Car sometimes Idle is not steady, but with o2 sensor disconnected.

                  Hi guys, need your inputs:

                  With the o2 sensor connected the car sometimes would have an irregular idle when car is at a complete stop, sometimes it would stall.

                  No problems when you put load...

                  Upon disconnecting the o2 sensor, the idle is rock solid and does not stall.

                  Car has no vac leaks & ICV cleaned.

                  o2 sensor is brand new - could it be a defective sensor?
                  Car has no cat anymore.

                  Thanks

                  Bing

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                    #10
                    I've seen a similar situation on an s50 powered e30. Other symptoms were poor fuel milage, and seemingly decreased power. I suspect that some people have a wiring problem with the c101 where they are backfeeding a 12 volt signal that is interfering with the o2 sensor signal. It was discussed briefly in a thread about the c101 adaptor. The thread was originally started by the fast one! and this info was towards the last page.
                    Old and improved:

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                      #11
                      there is also another thread that went into depth with this subject, i dont remember which one it was though

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                        #12
                        could it be that on the c101 (pin 6) where the o2 relay (12v feed) is being connected to something that doesn't necessarily need to be connected to (like for the diagnostic plug on an e34 wiring harness)?
                        My 2.9L Build!

                        Originally posted by Ernest Hemingway
                        There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and mountaineering; all the rest are merely games.

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