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Driveshaft installation problem! (pictures)
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Originally posted by mother_russia View PostIt looks like it's the right driveshaft. both sides bolt right up, its just that the length is too long....1997 540i/6 - stock
1985 325 - M50NV - Getrag 250 - 2.79 LSD - MS2/e -LC-1 - 750cc injectors - Blunttech Manifold - HX35 - AEM UEGO
1991 318i - M50NV - Getrag 240 - 4.10 open - e36 rack - Smileys - 55w 5000k HIDs
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Originally posted by mother_russia View Postmy car is a 1990 325i sedan. I'm not sure what car this driveshaft came from. All i know is that it has a small flange.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL
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Originally posted by jlevie View PostPost a picture of the middle section of the drive shaft. The part of interest is just aft of the center support bearing.
Never thought finding the right driveshaft would be this big of a pain in the ass.
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as for your pedal the non airbag pedals can fit on a airbag car but all u need to do is loosen the nut on the end of the bolt that goes horizontally to hold the auto brake pedas in and replace the bolt with the longer one from a manual non airbag car then throw ur clutch pedal and smaller brake pedal on the bolt only things being changed is the bolt and the brake and clutch pedal! good luck i did this to mine and it works perfect
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