I have no idea what it is but, I did the same and mine has worked fine for over two years.
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You mean when the dashes were free of cracks or when you didn't have to karate chop the dash to get the gauges to work properly? Where's the fun in that?

Originally posted by SpasticDwarf;n6449866Honestly I built it just to have a place to sit and listen to Hotline Bling on repeat.Comment
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I replaced mine with a vacuum T last year and its worked like a charm since. Considering its size, and how small those washer jets are, I always thought it was a kind of final stage filter or something like that. I typically give the windshield a squirt before driving off, and was freaked a couple times thinking I had a leak from something major - didnt really think to find that T thing until I gave the puddle a sniff test!
So my windshield washer stopped squirting about 6 months ago, and I couldnt figure out where it was going. Took the hood thingy off, and it was squirting like crazy out of this thing
Anyone have a clue what it is?
I just cut it out, and put some vaccuum t's in, works like a charm now!

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Mind passing on who you're using? I've got fence and roof damage from the storm. Hoping to get it fixed soon.From what I have seen I highly doubt the original fence has a concrete foundation. It's a 100 foot section. I found a place that looks to be really good but I have to wait until places are open to get an estimate. It's a 100 foot section that I am replacing.
The plus is that I am relocating the double gate to the front, by the garage, then building a car port to store the E30 when the new cars come.Comment
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I am still trying to get a hold of "Level Fence Company". I sent an email but haven't had time to call because I have the killer flu right now. Look up their website. They seem to care about the construction of their fences unlike most companies, which seem to ignore the details. And they use screws! That is what most of the damage to mine was. Nails don't hold worth a shit.
- E30, DSM, Golf R, Mazda 3 Skyactiv
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Damn, glad I did it my self... not so hard eaither.GL manHey guys,
So I've got to get a timing chain/pump job done for my M42, and I want a shop to do it quick and clean, but my go to guy has gone out of business. I'm considering Bimmer Haus, but haven't gotten a quote yet, or Import Warehouse here in Denver that quoted me $1100. Recommendations would be much appreciated, and thanks in advance!sigpic
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89 mtech2, s50, AR Kit, borgwarner s362, e-85, 15psi...
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Screws weren't my problem....believe it or not, the wind snapped of 6x6 posts and cracked the concrete bases. Once it gave way, the wind took a section high enough to rip the power lines and cable off the roof of my house!I am still trying to get a hold of "Level Fence Company". I sent an email but haven't had time to call because I have the killer flu right now. Look up their website. They seem to care about the construction of their fences unlike most companies, which seem to ignore the details. And they use screws! That is what most of the damage to mine was. Nails don't hold worth a shit.Comment
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- E30, DSM, Golf R, Mazda 3 Skyactiv
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I think I saw a white MtechII conv on a for sale lot here in the springs! Doing some recon tonight...Comment
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Saw u r looking for roof repair, ck out Rembrandt, 303-453-0310 the man who runs this is Phil, he's the one who will answer the phone. They just finished doing my roof, siding and gutters. really FINE work, and he knows how to deal with insurance companys. Tell him Jack sent u.Comment
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