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Build thread/running log of my E28? Guess I can do eet.

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  • Brian.B
    Brian.B
    Brian.
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    #187

    And the picture makes my car look rusty as fuck. It actually isn't corrosion resistant under coating ftw.

    instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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      B C
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      #188

      The missing snap ring theory makes sense but I dont believe it would be displaced a noticable amount like that.

      Does that gap exist when the car is on the ground or only when it is lifted in the air?

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      • Brian.B
        Brian.B
        Brian.
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        #189

        ^ I originally thought maybe it pulls out when it's up in the air, but it stays out like that even when under full load.

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          B
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          I have no clue how severe the axleshaft angles are with how low you are. My guess is that with some weight in the rear, you hit a bump and the force on the axle took the path of least resistance and pulled the output flange out a bit. You should be able to just knock it back in with a wood block and a hammer. You wouldnt want your diff bearings getting all nastied up with salt, dirt, and raccoon guts.

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          • Brian.B
            Brian.B
            Brian.
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            Snap Understeer said:

            I have no clue how severe the axleshaft angles are with how low you are. My guess is that with some weight in the rear, you hit a bump and the force on the axle took the path of least resistance and pulled the output flange out a bit. You should be able to just knock it back in with a wood block and a hammer. You wouldnt want your diff bearings getting all nastied up with salt, dirt, and raccoon guts.

            Never even thought of that. I'll give that a shot tomorrow. Go figure, just started raining. The car started REALLY making this noise when it snowed last, Who the fuck nows. but thinking back now, if I were cruising at a set speed (cruise off) while holding the gas down to maintain speed, then let off, it'd make a noise in the rear that I Thought at the time was the rear dif mount starting to go. But thinking back now, it definitely was this. So that might work Snap. As with all the driving I do, I have to drive down some shitty roads (and here in Madison too). So I'll give that a shot when it lets up!

            ❤ you.

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              #192

              fwiw, it would probably be easiest to knock the output flange back in with the axle parallel to ground.

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              • Brian.B
                Brian.B
                Brian.
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                #193

                Snap Understeer said:

                fwiw, it would probably be easiest to knock the output flange back in with the axle parallel to ground.

                That's true. I can make that happen no problem. :3

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                • Brian.B
                  Brian.B
                  Brian.
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                  #194

                  Snap Understeer said:

                  fwiw, it would probably be easiest to knock the output flange back in with the axle parallel to ground.

                  I think I might know exactly what happened to my car. an your theory actually makes sense.

                  The night it was snowing (the 7th of this month) The girl and I went to pick up her friend in the bmw (stupid fucking idea to begin with) but anyway, her friend is of bigger descent. and I remember having to come into the driveway at a decent speed (otherwise wouldn't make it up the stupid incline. And thinking back now, that could have entirely been it. So I'll give her a smack with the hammer and block soon!

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                    REKIII
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                    Brian said:

                    So I'll give her a smack with the hammer and block soon!

                    Don't smack the GF's friend. Bad for all.

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                    • Brian.B
                      Brian.B
                      Brian.
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                      ^haha, good one. Don't worry Trent I won't be smackin' no ones friends. Also, I lost my fuckin' hammer. No where to be found.

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                        REKIII
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                        #197

                        Good excuse to buy a new one Brain.

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                        • EarlE
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                          Earl
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                          Brian said:

                          ^haha, good one. Don't worry Trent I won't be smackin' no ones friends. Also, I lost my fuckin' hammer. No where to be found.

                          Is it in your butt? I found a lost gerbil in my butt once.

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                          • YoungCRY
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                            Earl said:

                            Is it in your butt? I found a lost gerbil in my butt once.

                            Earl we don't need to hear about your gerbilling practices ;)

                            Chris Young
                            BMWCCA #458972
                            1986 528e/5  | 1994 530i/5 | 1995 540i/6 | 2013 X5 35d | 1998 C1500 Suburban | 1995 K2500 Suburban

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                            • Brian.B
                              Brian.B
                              Brian.
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                              REKIII said:

                              Good excuse to buy a new one Brain.

                              Thinking about purchasing a really nice 18oz Hammer. Drop $100+ on just a Hammer..

                              instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                              • Brian.B
                                Brian.B
                                Brian.
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                                #201

                                I got to drive this car today. Was exciting. Too bad I couldn't really romp on it.. :( I hate having to baby my car...

                                instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                                  Rowleym
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                                  Brian said:

                                  I got to drive this car today. Was exciting. Too bad I couldn't really romp on it.. :( I hate having to baby my car...

                                  Try owning a vw. Constantly watching the temp gauge and turning the radio/heat off to make sure you don't hear your timing chains. Lol.

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                                  sk8 or die

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                                  • Brian.B
                                    Brian.B
                                    Brian.
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                                    Rowleym said:

                                    Try owning a vw. Constantly watching the temp gauge and turning the radio/heat off to make sure you don't hear your timing chains. Lol.

                                    I hardly ever run with my radio on, because 1 it hardly works, 2 its not loud 3, I wanna hear my car, incase it ever does start to implode.

                                    Also, I always watch my temp gauge, E28 cooling systems are fucking trash.

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                                    • EarlE
                                      EarlE
                                      Earl
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                                      How do you like this valence?

                                      Posted Image

                                      It looks good without bumpers too=)

                                      museum sig 2earl.jpg

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                                      • Brian.B
                                        Brian.B
                                        Brian.
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                                        #205

                                        I might have just sold my hartge bumper today...

                                        instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                                        • EarlE
                                          EarlE
                                          Earl
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                                          That should have a smiley face after it=) Get one of these Hartge valences=P

                                          Or buy the one here:

                                          http://www.wibimmers.com/board/showthread.php?1442-e28-535is-US-front-spoiler-amp-front-bumper

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