e30 flex disc bolts hitting transmission

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  • joshhmann
    Noobie
    • Apr 2013
    • 6

    #1

    e30 flex disc bolts hitting transmission

    So I finally replaced my broken selector rod and got back on track with replacing my flex disc/csb. After getting the bolts that hold down the transmission flange, I torqued down the bolts that were pointing in the direction of the transmission (front). I started turning the driveshaft and it seems that my bolts are too long. just by a hair. They keep grazing some points of the transmission. Not sure if I put the flex disc in the right way or the bolts that came with the disc are too long.

    And when putting the bolts in is it bolt>guibo>trans/driveshaft flange>nut
  • E30_fiend
    R3V OG
    • Apr 2006
    • 7348

    #2
    install the bolts pointing in the other direction
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    • joshhmann
      Noobie
      • Apr 2013
      • 6

      #3
      tried putting head bolts through flanges first, but I can't get the bolts into the transmission flange. bolts way to long to get in

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      • redsubdivisions
        E30 Mastermind
        • Feb 2011
        • 1762

        #4
        Originally posted by joshhmann
        tried putting head bolts through flanges first, but I can't get the bolts into the transmission flange. bolts way to long to get in
        Try taking the guibo off again and sliding them through, then put it back on. Yes, it sucks that you have to do the job twice, but at least do it the right way and learn from it.
        1989 325i - 2.7i, Holset H1C, 60lb injectors, whodwho MS-PNP.
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        • jlevie
          R3V OG
          • Nov 2006
          • 13530

          #5
          The bolts are too long. Grind a bit of the ends of them.
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          Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL

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