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    #16
    Wow!
    That come out great.
    Kudos earned.
    -----Zen and the Art of e30 Maintenance - / - Zen TOC - / - Zen Summary

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      #17
      Originally posted by MR 325 View Post
      Great thread, I was just thinking about this today. Want to do the same with my turbo car.

      I think I'll email BMA with an order now.
      I went to the van nuts meet 2 weeks ago on friday and saw you car there.
      It was pretty dark but with the flash on I was surprised to see a bright yellow block

      Ya moving those 2 components could help clean up your bay.

      Originally posted by Simon S View Post
      Wow!
      That come out great.
      Kudos earned.
      Thanks for the kudos.
      Congrats on getting to drive the car for the first time after all the effort.


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        #18
        Originally posted by iwantspeed
        Thanks for the kudos.
        Congrats on getting to drive the car for the first time after all the effort.
        You're welcome!
        and yeah.. I'm so happy - I could squirt all over the ceiling fan.
        -----Zen and the Art of e30 Maintenance - / - Zen TOC - / - Zen Summary

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          #19
          I also have an m3 cover, I left the diagnostic out but the relay I managed to fit it was a total bitch. I tried to get the diagnostic back there but with the giant brake booster it wasn't having it. Any questions pm me



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            #20
            When I did my M3 covers with my M50 swap, the lengths and position of certain parts of the wiring harness wouldn't allow for positioning of the diag port in the stock location, so I located the X20 connector into that diag port bracket, and positioned the diag port over near the fuse box, I think it looks pretty decent.

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              #21
              nice


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                #22
                I was able to fit all my wiring and connector within the cover

                How do you like the kamotors intake Janderson?

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                  #23
                  Late reply but yes, I need to clean up my wiring!
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                    #24
                    Originally posted by e30rapidic View Post
                    You can just cut the sheath and add/remove wire length to put stuff where ever you want it. Here's a picture of my S50 and relocated diagnostic port. I did all the wiring myself....and the main relays are under the wiring cover.

                    even though its not an M20, gives you an idea what it looks like. I used the bracket that was already there.

                    why not put the C101 port where it belongs inside the harness cover and use the proper location for the OBD port (where you have the C101)?

                    here's my M20 with the M3 harness cover:



                    I'm not using an M20 harness though.

                    yeah, I don't get why you guys are putting the C101 where the OBD port goes. There's a place for it right inside the cover, exactly where it was mounted before
                    Last edited by nando; 10-20-2011, 06:31 AM.
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                      #25
                      Originally posted by nando View Post
                      why not put the C101 port where it belongs inside the harness cover and use the proper location for the OBD port (where you have the C101)?
                      it is now....didn't realise the bracket would still fit!!
                      '87 325ic, powered by S50.

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by e30rapidic View Post
                        it is now....didn't realise the bracket would still fit!!
                        nice


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                          #27
                          how long did it take you to install the whole cover and relocate everything?

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by Robert23 View Post
                            how long did it take you to install the whole cover and relocate everything?

                            ygpm


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                              #29
                              old setup,
                              moved the diagnostic connector to the firewall so this bracket is used only for the crank position sensor and the impulse sensor wire.


                              cut the bracket and mounted it near the dipstick out of plane sight




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                                #30
                                Still need to do mine! I've had the covers forever.
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