Well it's not fully e30 related, but close enough
I recently picked up a rust bucket e28 turbodiesel, so i'm yanking the engine out of it and dropping it into my straight 86 528e. Plus i'm going to throw a 5-speed tranny on while i'm at it, on to the pics.
cut the core support out to make yanking the diesel easier
Diesel out and on the engine stand
I swung by the junkyards yesterday and got all the parts I need for the 5-speed conversion minus the radiator. The biggest thing to over come is the flywheel.
On the Turbo diesel there is a sensor directly below the starter that reads 6-pins on the back of the flywheel to generate the tach signal. So I set about adding these pins to the back of a standard single mass m20 flywheel.
Old Auto flex plate showing the 6-pins
Pins removed
Pretty little pins
set the Auto flex plate on top of the 5-speed flywheel and lined up all the bolt holes to drill the holes for the pins
Here is a shot of the sensor that reads the pins
Holes drilled
Pins pressed into place
More to come later
And here is the new home for the oil burner
I recently picked up a rust bucket e28 turbodiesel, so i'm yanking the engine out of it and dropping it into my straight 86 528e. Plus i'm going to throw a 5-speed tranny on while i'm at it, on to the pics.
cut the core support out to make yanking the diesel easier
Diesel out and on the engine stand
I swung by the junkyards yesterday and got all the parts I need for the 5-speed conversion minus the radiator. The biggest thing to over come is the flywheel.
On the Turbo diesel there is a sensor directly below the starter that reads 6-pins on the back of the flywheel to generate the tach signal. So I set about adding these pins to the back of a standard single mass m20 flywheel.
Old Auto flex plate showing the 6-pins
Pins removed
Pretty little pins
set the Auto flex plate on top of the 5-speed flywheel and lined up all the bolt holes to drill the holes for the pins
Here is a shot of the sensor that reads the pins
Holes drilled
Pins pressed into place
More to come later
And here is the new home for the oil burner
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