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Fantastic, thank you very much @barnesautos that's exactly what I was after. Can you tell me what sealant you went with?
yeah I've seen on various threads the seal needs to sit proud and taken plenty of pictures of the old one too
To me, the RS6 is a devastatingly effective every day car with supercar performance. The issue with that is "everyday", its the car for the person who doesn't own an X5, wants silly performance, furniture shopping, labrador carrying, five seats etc. in one vehicle. Fantastic cars, no chance I'd...
I have a 172 with a leak from behind the flywheel. Upon disassembly to replace the crank seal, I discovered the sealant in the main bearing was sliding out, so I intend to do the crank seal, main bearing sealant and sump gasket whilst I'm in there.
I've found plenty of pics and info on the...
Yeah I've seen a few posts about the rear main seal and have a picture of how it should be installed. Given this engine was fitted just before i bought the car and it leaks catastrophically within 1000 miles im going to assume its been installed incorrectly (unless the crank is ruined).
Clearly I'm being dim and cant get multiquotes to work. Excuse me.
I don't have access to a ramp. I can borrow a hoist and do it on stands. Sump reseal is a plan. ARP bolts wont happen due to budget and not intending to keep it long.
Space isn't a huge issue. Time isn't either insofar as I...
So have a clio with a leak from the crank seal behind the flywheel. I know I can address this by removing the subframe, gearbox etc and installing it with the engine supported from above.
It's done few miles so the tensioner/idlers/dephaser will be fine, but the cambelt is just over 5 years...
The Mrs one series was sparkling graphite and in different light could look brown, bronze, purple and heading for phoenix yellow. It's a nice generic grey that really shows off contours in any sunlight and is actually quite tolerant of being dirty unlike a lot of paints
Certainly on an E90 you can unbolt the inner Cvs and stick them above the flanges with the diff in situ so that it just falls out of the bottom. Biggest time soak is getting the front diff mount bolt to line up when it's going back in
If he's anything like me, breakdown cover, and since the two punctures I've had on E90 were due to broken front springs, a spare (or runflats) wouldn't have helped anyway
Cant believe you managed to lock yourself in to the point of needing to break a window :ROFLMAO:
How on earth you figured out how to use the BMW software tools I dont know. Every time I try to search how to do something I eventually give up because people are singularly unhelpful.
@f0xy Ahh, so the live cable is continuous, but the Cartek cuts the earth in the event of a short? I see the earth passing through it now, just big red cables jump out harder!
For the feed to the car, I totally get it, but in this shot it looks like there is a second cable which isnt through the isolator? (Unless I'm missing something completely)