@@mrmackeyy8427 some years/model have bmw hardware and BS that only fit their tools. They don't want you being able to work on Everything easily. I've owned bmws and also mechanically inclined.
i’ve only ever owned german cars and all of these things are things i’m used to. seeing this video from someone who owns american trucks is a really interesting perspective. when you said you’ve gotten parts for the trucks same day at auto zone was so crazy to me because i’ve never been able to do that except batteries
i guess Im asking randomly but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot the login password. I would love any help you can give me!
@Archie Zaiden I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process atm. Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
I was able to buy an alternator for my e30 this summer from O’Rielys , so I think older models would have okay part availability. Wasn’t cheap (around $80) but did have a good warranty. Maybe the e35’s are scarce in parts idk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I really want to get an E30. The parts I have tried to buy at local chain auto parts stores had to be special ordered from the manufacturer and would be shipped just like buying a part online.
BMW e36 manuals lose the clutch, the gear assemblies, and even the trans frequently. Nobody wants an e36 automatic and that’s exactly why it’s the only one you should buy. They are in better condition and the e36 M3 comes with a damn near bulletproof ZF trans, not the cheap GM trans. Remember, the manual trans was the base cheapo, the auto trans was a 2 grand upgrade for a reason.
Don't forget, you need special "BMW" tools for certain parts. Like the brakes
No you dont😅😅
@@mrmackeyy8427 some years/model have bmw hardware and BS that only fit their tools. They don't want you being able to work on Everything easily. I've owned bmws and also mechanically inclined.
@@divinedriftofficial i am mechanically inclined but more than you so haha you lose
@@yomamamama3637 right, and you came to that conclusion how?
@@divinedriftofficial i was just fucking around haha e36 are fire tho
i’ve only ever owned german cars and all of these things are things i’m used to. seeing this video from someone who owns american trucks is a really interesting perspective. when you said you’ve gotten parts for the trucks same day at auto zone was so crazy to me because i’ve never been able to do that except batteries
i guess Im asking randomly but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow forgot the login password. I would love any help you can give me!
@Archie Zaiden I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process atm.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Archie Zaiden it worked and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much, you saved my account :D
@Rodrigo Van glad I could help :D
Enjoy rebuilding your cooling system lol
You deserve more subscribers
dogeninja dude Thank you!
Here in europe you can find enough bmw parts
The good news is it's paid for and you're getting more familiar with it all the time and doing your own work, keep it rolling!
That was a cool video you should definitely make more
Thank u
Thanks man. Im about yo buy a 1991 E36, m50 320i. And your info is really apreciated
Thanks man. That’s exciting, I hope you enjoy it!
1991 would be an e30 hate to say
@@tk-uq3kd no
@@tk-uq3kd e36’s were produced from 1990-2000
I was able to buy an alternator for my e30 this summer from O’Rielys , so I think older models would have okay part availability. Wasn’t cheap (around $80) but did have a good warranty. Maybe the e35’s are scarce in parts idk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I really want to get an E30. The parts I have tried to buy at local chain auto parts stores had to be special ordered from the manufacturer and would be shipped just like buying a part online.
you replace the starter by removing the intake manifold, sad i know, but thats how it is.
Buy a whole broken car as spare part is much cheaper bro
Good video, do you want to make youtube a career?
Tim Jansen Yes, I would love to.
depends on who does the job in my oponion. In my eyes they are of the easier cars to work on along e39 and e46.
Do you have a instagram?
BMW e36 manuals lose the clutch, the gear assemblies, and even the trans frequently. Nobody wants an e36 automatic and that’s exactly why it’s the only one you should buy.
They are in better condition and the e36 M3 comes with a damn near bulletproof ZF trans, not the cheap GM trans. Remember, the manual trans was the base cheapo, the auto trans was a 2 grand upgrade for a reason.