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  • KaiserRollsK
    KaiserRollsK
    KaiserRolls
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    #219

    Rolled it out into the sun today to check out her work 😎

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    • patsbimmer1P
      patsbimmer1P
      patsbimmer1
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      #220

      Wow!  She did a great job!  Let Henry roll around on the hood for the final polish maybe.

      2011 e90 M3 - DCT, Borla exhaust, BMW Performance Black Grille, ECS Painted Corners, Ziza Angel Eyes

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      • KaiserRollsK
        KaiserRollsK
        KaiserRolls
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        #221

        Ditched the accordion ebrake boot and the shift boot for some suede bits.  fixed the ebrake wiring for the dash light as well  907BE5AB-AEDB-4774-B8B0-884667841933.jpeg

        also removed the PS. It has been leaking like crazy lately. Ditching OEM stuff and going with -an stuff and braided lines which should show up in a few days3E04B569-68FB-4E63-A6A4-95956F993481.jpeg

        Changed the oil too.

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        • RekpointR
          RekpointR
          Rekpoint
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          Surprised you didn't go with a cool m cloth or something! I like the minimalist look though!

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          • KaiserRollsK
            KaiserRollsK
            KaiserRolls
            wrote on last edited by
            #223

            Rekpoint said:

            Surprised you didn't go with a cool m cloth or something!  

            I like those styles more when they’re in someone else’s car lol

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            • straight6pwrS
              straight6pwrS
              straight6pwr
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              paint looks great and i really like how the boots match your seats/dash

              Dan
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              • B
                B
                B C
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                The dash mat is most excellent

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                • SteelBlueS
                  SteelBlueS
                  SteelBlue
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                  B C said:

                  The dash mat is most excellent

                  +1

                  Where is it from? Want to try and preserve my crack free dash.

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                  • B
                    B
                    B C
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                    SteelBlue said:

                    +1

                    Where is it from? Want to try and preserve my crack free dash.

                    https://www.covercraft.com/us/en/shop/bmw/dash-covers/

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                    • SteelBlueS
                      SteelBlueS
                      SteelBlue
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                      #228

                      B C said:

                      https://www.covercraft.com/us/en/shop/bmw/dash-covers/

                      Ordered a black suede one.

                      Made to order, estimated ship in 45 business days 🥴

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                      • KaiserRollsK
                        KaiserRollsK
                        KaiserRolls
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                        #229

                        ChaseBays power steering stuff showed up today which was semi exciting.  
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                        that’s threaded all the way in, I’ll just need 12 crush washers 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

                        hoping I hear back from them soon so I can get the right stuff

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                        • m42b32M
                          m42b32M
                          m42b32
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                          #230

                          KaiserRolls said:

                          ChaseBays power steering stuff showed up today which was semi exciting.  
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                          that’s threaded all the way in, I’ll just need 12 crush washers 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

                          hoping I hear back from them soon so I can get the right stuff

                          Weird, I have the same chase bays pressure line and likely the same power steering pump. Nothing stuck in the pump threads?

                          1991 318is, 1991 318i, 2022 Bronco

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                          • KaiserRollsK
                            KaiserRollsK
                            KaiserRolls
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #231

                            m42b32 said:

                            Weird, I have the same chase bays pressure line and likely the same power steering pump. Nothing stuck in the pump threads? 

                            Nope

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                            • m42b32M
                              m42b32M
                              m42b32
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                              KaiserRolls said:

                              Nope

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                              That sucks... hopefully they can get you the right fitting asap!

                              1991 318is, 1991 318i, 2022 Bronco

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                              • KaiserRollsK
                                KaiserRollsK
                                KaiserRolls
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                                m42b32 said:

                                That sucks... hopefully they can get you the right fitting asap!

                                I was kind of expecting an issue tbh, in the meantime I’m going to cut this one down so I can at least go drive the car around.

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                                • B
                                  B
                                  B C
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                                  KaiserRolls said:

                                  I was kind of expecting an issue tbh, in the meantime I’m going to cut this one down so I can at least go drive the car around. 

                                  You are better off using spacers. That bevel helps seal it

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                                  • KaiserRollsK
                                    KaiserRollsK
                                    KaiserRolls
                                    wrote on last edited by
                                    #235

                                    B C said:

                                    You are better off using spacers. That bevel helps seal it 

                                    It’s not really beveled in a way that works with an -an fitting, I’m not even sure the bevel is there to aid with sealing because stock was sealed with crush washers & the banjo bolts that thread into that dont have a bevel on them to my knowledge either

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                                    • jc43089J
                                      jc43089J
                                      jc43089
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                                      #236

                                      B C said:

                                      You are better off using spacers. That bevel helps seal it 

                                      No, it seals with a crush washer.

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                                      • KaiserRollsK
                                        KaiserRollsK
                                        KaiserRolls
                                        wrote on last edited by
                                        #237

                                        jc43089 said:

                                        No, it seals with a crush washer.

                                        They asked for pics, said they have a fitting with a rubber oring that rests against the flange thing  in my photos above (Flange in the threaded portion) 

                                        cant wait for that to spring a high psi leak

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                                        • The Full BananaT
                                          The Full BananaT
                                          The Full Banana
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                                          Also, is that an aluminum fitting on the high pressure line? I wouldn't trust if so, even if it did fit. I've seen aluminum fittings fail in that application. Steel all the way for high-pressure hydraulic lines.

                                          Tom - I have a few BMWs, an overworked Volvo 242, and now a YouTube channel called Drive, Revive, Tinker

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