took me a couple days, but I got through this finally. Great progress. It's amazing how many things still need to be fixed on a "clean e30" like what you originally were looking for. Well done mate.
Also pretty awesome how often you seem to get shit for free or whatever. Sounds like a great setup.
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Originally posted by pandaboo911 View PostSweet! Put a rubber ring under the mount :P
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thanks for the tip will do
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Originally posted by efficient View PostI have a question what did you soak the valve cover gasket with?
you can buy it here
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Originally posted by iwantspeed View Post
Sweet! Put a rubber ring under the mount :P
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After installing the new injectors the car had a check engine light come on.
Code 1262
Fuel pump Relay control......
Before diving deep into testing I decided to replace the fuel pump relay and the main relay. Easier said then done.
A few years back I did an engine bay wire tuck.
This involves removing the engine harness completely and shortening and relocating things.
The relays used to be on a bracket near the afm they are now inside the m3 harness cover.
I tried researching what part number relay to order but was struggling to
Verify what to order.
Old main relay
Old fuel pump relay
With the help from my parts guy and Google we figured what to get.
Part number for a white main relay from BMW.
For a 1989 325i build date 12/1988
173 DME
motronic 1.3
Part number for a fuel pump relay
Same part number will be correct for the o2 sensor heater relay
Stoaked new relays.
Didn't buy the relay for the o2 sensor because they were out of stock.
Test drive was a great success no more cutting out and check engine lights.
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I documented some of the injector rebuild process for those interested.
3 short clips but it may help someone tackle this job.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
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I got a set of s50/m50 green top 17lb injectors for free.
Only thing wrong with them was one missing pintle cap.
Thanks chub tone
I contacted Dimitry owner of Mepeh injection, he was very polite I met him at his house to pick up a rebuild kit for my injectors. He offered to install my injectors on his machine to flow match them and test them out.
We ran them at 3 bar at 7k rpm
and up to 4 bar and 7k rpm they passed all the test.
Also ran a draining cycle and they all where very close to one another.
Cutting the pintle caps off
Old injector filters vs new high flow filters.
Injectors completely disassembled and cleaned.
Rebuild kit plus a few spares not in the picture.
6 high flow filters
6 upper O rings
6 spacers
6 lower O rings
6 pintle caps
Filter extraction tool not in the picture
Assembled just need to put some Vaseline on the o rings
Installed with a new 3.0 bar fuel pressure regulator
Installed
Unplug negative battery terminal for 30
Minutes and it will help the ecu clear out and help calibrate to the new injectors on the first test drive.
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Originally posted by pcrbmw View PostThose vintage plates are wicked awesome! I hope we eventually get legacy plates like that in Jersey...
Your e30 looks great!
Originally posted by 2mAn View PostI have a similar idea for plates for my car, but it wont be GTS and wont be the black legaacy ones. Glad you got the ones you want though!
Originally posted by TeXJ View PostGreat update!
Originally posted by Sh3rpak!ng View PostNice update!! I love those plates.
YES thank you for posting pictures of some radiator brackets. I have been trying to devise a better/cleaner design in my head than the OEM plastic bracket (mine is so beat) for ages and the answer was staring me in the face the whole time... just use the e36 mounting points! Awesome! I'll be doing that soon.
I'm surprised you've had so much trouble with the aux fan switch leaking. I've never had an issue between 2 oem e36 radiators, a mishimoto aluminum radiator like yours, an aluminum koyorad, and a couple different switches. I think I even reused the sealing washer half the time
I had to try a few ideas before finding one that stopped leaking.
i started working on a new mount on Friday.
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Nice update!! I love those plates.
YES thank you for posting pictures of some radiator brackets. I have been trying to devise a better/cleaner design in my head than the OEM plastic bracket (mine is so beat) for ages and the answer was staring me in the face the whole time... just use the e36 mounting points! Awesome! I'll be doing that soon.
I'm surprised you've had so much trouble with the aux fan switch leaking. I've never had an issue between 2 oem e36 radiators, a mishimoto aluminum radiator like yours, an aluminum koyorad, and a couple different switches. I think I even reused the sealing washer half the time
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I have a similar idea for plates for my car, but it wont be GTS and wont be the black legaacy ones. Glad you got the ones you want though!
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Those vintage plates are wicked awesome! I hope we eventually get legacy plates like that in Jersey...
Your e30 looks great!
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