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    #76
    I do everything except machine work and welding myself. You really, truly appreciate the car more if you do.

    Tried once to get the oil changed at a Valvoline - couldn't fit over the lip around the pit :rofl: Back to doing it meeself!

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      #77
      99% of it....funny when people ask how you learnt how to do it

      only way i know...unbolt shit and you kinda have to get it back together somehow

      caused my folks a helluva lot of frustration in childhood
      JUNGL3



      1990 "333i" Sport

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        #78
        Originally posted by Gus
        99% of it....funny when people ask how you learnt how to do it

        only way i know...unbolt shit and you kinda have to get it back together somehow
        That is exactly how I work ...unbolt it, it will go back somehow, cause sombody had to put it there in the first place!

        Same thing goes for working on computers ...my sister always asks me how I learned what to do. I don't have a F-ing clue what to do - I'm just not afraid of trying stuff out untill something works.

        I think working on cars is 90% not being intimidted by the thought of taking your car apart, and 10% skill and having the right tools.
        Aaron

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          #79
          I do every thing on my cars!

          '87 325 (Track Rat)
          '04 C5500 Wrecker (Work)
          '94 525i (Daily)
          '90 325i (R.I.P)
          H&R Race, Racing Dynamics Sway Bars, Tree House CAB's, Sparco Strut Bars and more.

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            #80
            Add water pump to my list of shit I do.

            Sold it.

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              #81
              I just finished my clutch job a couple weeks ago. Well, I should say "we" finished it, I couldn't have done it without the help of Eric and Alecs.

              Next up? Timing belt, water pump, upper strut mounts, belts, hoses, valve adjustment, new dog houses, and maybe wiper blades (really really big job!).

              Oh and one nice little surprise. Nothing major, but should be a nice touch. ;-)


              [THE 501 club - Founding Member]

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                #82
                Originally posted by RCWells View Post
                I just finished my clutch job a couple weeks ago. Well, I should say "we" finished it, I couldn't have done it without the help of Eric and Alecs.

                Next up? Timing belt, water pump, upper strut mounts, belts, hoses, valve adjustment, new dog houses, and maybe wiper blades (really really big job!).

                Oh and one nice little surprise. Nothing major, but should be a nice touch. ;-)
                Dog houses??

                All this work for a car you're selling? Nice man ;)

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                  #83
                  Originally posted by Bimmerfanatik View Post
                  Dog houses??

                  All this work for a car you're selling? Nice man ;)
                  Oh, how decisions change....;)
                  Eric Giles
                  '20 M2 CS
                  '04 M3
                  '11 X5 35D
                  '87 325is
                  '91 325i Sport

                  There are few things more expensive than a cheap BMW...

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                    #84
                    Originally posted by Eric Giles View Post
                    Oh, how decisions change....;)
                    :rofl: He changes his mind on selling his car more often than he changes his underwear.

                    Glad he changed his mind. Now, if we could just convince him to stop changing his mind every few months...

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                      #85
                      Originally posted by Bimmerfanatik View Post
                      :rofl: He changes his mind on selling his car more often than he changes his underwear.

                      Glad he changed his mind. Now, if we could just convince him to stop changing his mind every few months...
                      Don't worry-I think I've got that covered this time!
                      Eric Giles
                      '20 M2 CS
                      '04 M3
                      '11 X5 35D
                      '87 325is
                      '91 325i Sport

                      There are few things more expensive than a cheap BMW...

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                        #86
                        Good, hell be kicking his own ass as soon as the new owner drove it away if he actually does sell.
                        Back to my roots

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