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    Need a DIY Cooling Refresh

    Anyone have a good link to a DIY for a complete cooling refresh (hoses, water pump, radiator, etc)?
    '89 325ix
    '88 M6 Royal Blue
    '13 128i "M-Sport"
    '04 ZHP Mystic Blue-SOLD
    '02 E46 330xi-SOLD
    '89 325i Laachssilber metallic-SOLD
    '89 325i Bronzit-SOLD

    #2
    The bently workshop manual:D?

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      #3
      If only I had one...
      '89 325ix
      '88 M6 Royal Blue
      '13 128i "M-Sport"
      '04 ZHP Mystic Blue-SOLD
      '02 E46 330xi-SOLD
      '89 325i Laachssilber metallic-SOLD
      '89 325i Bronzit-SOLD

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        #4
        There is a thread on here that will direct you to a copy you can download.



        You're welcome :)

        BTW - if you're doing that, you'll need to do the timing belt as well. If your cam shaft seal is leaking, do that too. On my TB change a couple of years ago, I did all the major hoses while doing the job. Not a big deal once you're in there.
        Estoguy
        1986 BMW 325, Alpenweiss ~ "Elsa"

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          #5
          After doing the camshaft seal I always end up doing the timing cover gasket along with the crankshaft and balance shaft seal. Doing the timing cover gasket always snowballs into a rear main seal and oil pan gasket when I do it.

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