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clutch lines and shifter mount - 5 speed swap

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    cpandrewschmidt
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    Hi all,
    I bought a set of clutch pedals for a 5 speed swap.  

    1.  It has part of the lines that I need but they cut hoses.  Can I patch in new hoses with the existing connection parts?  

    2.  The shifter is pictured.  Transmission is from a 87 325e.  What mounting plate do I need to buy to attach to the car.  Help with a part number would be great.  Seems like there are two versions?  

    Thanks!  Andrew
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    • andyhundleyA
      andyhundleyA
      andyhundley
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      Realoem.com will be your best bet for part number reference.

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      • straight6pwrS
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        straight6pwr
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        new hoses and lines, definitely. after you get in there to install this stuff, you'll see why you wont want to ever do it again.  its also the reason why they cut that line instead of getting in there and undoing it.

        its also recommended to use a new master cylinder for the same reason.

        Dan
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        • YoungCRY
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          YoungCR
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          Replace the rubber with a stainless and buy a Febi master cylinder. Preferably search for part #'s by your vin on BMW's classic website or bmwfans.info

          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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