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  • devon.818
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    theres a ghost in my car. he keeps moving my seat.

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  • bzboardz
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    Originally posted by 10-66kruk
    hmm
    okay this is a good point one thing i didn't take into consideration...
    Any one know if there are beefier tie rods? Kind of like all the ones that are available for 240's?
    wheel bearings?

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  • 10-66kruk
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    Originally posted by Beach Bum
    Next time you get an alignment, get a bit more caster in it. That might help the feel a bit.

    If your tie rods are fucked the bushings on them will be loose as hell and give you this exact feeling.

    You should get an alignment after you replace those anyway.
    hmm
    okay this is a good point one thing i didn't take into consideration...
    Any one know if there are beefier tie rods? Kind of like all the ones that are available for 240's?

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  • Beach Bum
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    Originally posted by 10-66kruk
    no joke her e30 feels away better then mine and everything is original..

    That is the last thing that I need to replace but I don't see how that will help make it feel more responsive.
    I know doing a z3 rack will help but steering just feels so loose :sad:
    Next time you get an alignment, get a bit more caster in it. That might help the feel a bit.

    If your tie rods are fucked the bushings on them will be loose as hell and give you this exact feeling.

    You should get an alignment after you replace those anyway.

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  • 10-66kruk
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    Originally posted by Beach Bum
    There's a joke in there somewhere.

    Tie rods?
    no joke her e30 feels away better then mine and everything is original..

    That is the last thing that I need to replace but I don't see how that will help make it feel more responsive.
    I know doing a z3 rack will help but steering just feels so loose :sad:

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  • Beach Bum
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    Originally posted by 10-66kruk
    I get in gf's is an the steering is so tight. Makes me mad.
    There's a joke in there somewhere.

    Tie rods?

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  • 10-66kruk
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    I can't figure out why me steering still feels sloppy and loose. Everything is new, bushings, steering knuckle, treehouse cabs, new control arms, ie sways.
    But it still kind of feels like it's loose.. I can't figure out why.
    I get in gf's is an the steering is so tight. Makes me mad.

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  • BMWerke
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    car cut out while driving, it cranks fine but act like it isnt gettin fuel or has no spark, or both

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  • bimmer_E30
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    lmao.

    i need a rear wheel bearing replaced and a coolant flush.

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  • jonmon6691
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    4 Months after my last valve adjustment: It sounds like a 90-year-old singer again.

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  • hellakush
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    i don't have a girlie in the passenger seat :(



    i kid, not really,..........my e-brake lines need to be swapped out. please pm me with tips to do this before i do this, thx.

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  • bimmer_E30
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    how come i never saw this thread? matt pm me!

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  • maniacmatt
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    Originally posted by bimmer_E30
    changed the ect sensor and it did nothing to my idle. fuck this.
    I told you check your throttle switch. From your other thread it sounded exactly like the issue I had when the throttle switch wasn't triggering on closed throttle.

    I have a spare throttle switch you can try, however it came off a car at the wreckers so I have no idea if it is any good.

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  • bimmer_E30
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    changed the ect sensor and it did nothing to my idle. fuck this.

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  • r3vlimiter
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    have a rappid idle on my 85 325e it goes from 800 to 1600 up and down up and down any thoughts on what it could be

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