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    320i - Source for clutch kit

    I'm posting this in the Touring section because a lot of us have motors other than the M20b25 in our cars. I want to replace the clutch in my 320i Touring and am having trouble finding a source for a clutch kit. I would like to use OEM quality parts. A Sachs kit is available on UK eBay but the all-in cost is around $260 because of shipping, vat and the exchange rate. Does anyone have a source for an M20b20 clutch kit?

    Thanks, Cory
    1992 325i Cabrio
    1988 320i Touring
    2000 M5
    1977 530i
    2015 328i - Euro Delivery/Performance Center Delivery
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    According to Realoem only the pressure plate is M20b20 specific. It's Sachs 3082 005 133. It shows the clutch disc the same for the M20b25. Although Sachs shows the clutch kit for the M20b25 also working for the M20b20. I don't know what the difference is.
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      #3
      Originally posted by Andrew325is View Post
      According to Realoem only the pressure plate is M20b20 specific. It's Sachs 3082 005 133. It shows the clutch disc the same for the M20b25. Although Sachs shows the clutch kit for the M20b25 also working for the M20b20. I don't know what the difference is.
      Thanks Andrew. I've tried to cross reference part numbers on the Sachs web site and it's confusing. The Sachs 325i clutch kit that FCP sells has a part number that I can't find on the Sachs site at all, so I sent them a note and they responded that they would try to get the Sachs part numbers for the individual components in the kit. I think my next step will then be to contact Sachs directly and ask if the parts will work on a 320i.

      Cory
      1992 325i Cabrio
      1988 320i Touring
      2000 M5
      1977 530i
      2015 328i - Euro Delivery/Performance Center Delivery
      BMWCCA
      E30CCA

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        #4
        I don't think there's much harm in using the m20b25 pressure plate.
        it's probably a bit stronger since the b25 has more power?

        Check if the flywheel is the same. Then you know if you can use the m20b25 pressure plate
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          #5
          Originally posted by D.Martijn View Post
          I don't think there's much harm in using the m20b25 pressure plate.
          it's probably a bit stronger since the b25 has more power?

          Check if the flywheel is the same. Then you know if you can use the m20b25 pressure plate

          Thanks. According to RealOEM, my 1988 320i Touring has the same dual mass flywheel as a USA 1988 325i sedan.

          Cory
          1992 325i Cabrio
          1988 320i Touring
          2000 M5
          1977 530i
          2015 328i - Euro Delivery/Performance Center Delivery
          BMWCCA
          E30CCA

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            #6
            depends on the flywheel, m40 and m20 will have a different starter so easiest way to work out what flywheel you have is pull the starter, then its just 318 or 325 cluch to suit flywheel size
            We're out there in here.

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              #7
              Thanks for all the replies. I ended up biting the bullet and ordering a Luk OEM replacement clutch kit from UK Ebay. Total cost was $260. It arrived in less than a week from Dublin, Ireland.
              1992 325i Cabrio
              1988 320i Touring
              2000 M5
              1977 530i
              2015 328i - Euro Delivery/Performance Center Delivery
              BMWCCA
              E30CCA

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