E30 Odometer Gear Installation

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  • ODOMETER GEARS: amzn.to/29wvjl0
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    A complete guide to installing new odometer gears in your E30 gauge cluster.
    Get the gears here: amzn.to/29wvjl0
    How to remove your E30 cluster: • E30 Gauge Cluster Removal
    Polishing the plastic cluster cover: • Classic BMW Gauge Clus...
    Shortcuts:
    Identify cluster type 0:15
    Disassemble cluster 1:04
    Odometer removal 2:13
    Removing old gears 3:19
    Installing new gears 5:50
    Odometer installation 8:11
    Assemble cluster 8:47
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  • @BIMMERZEITT
    @BIMMERZEITT  6 років тому +1

    ODOMETER GEARS: amzn.to/29wvjl0
    BMW TOOL: amzn.to/2kWVtlv

    • @netavoreikalas4757
      @netavoreikalas4757 4 роки тому

      BIMMER ZEIT I think the Amazon seller you linked changed the gears because I ordered them and they did not fit and weren’t 12 and 14 toothed, I refunded them so it’s no big deal

  • @johnprinceii6434
    @johnprinceii6434 4 роки тому +12

    I have to say, I rarely comment on videos but this is an absolutely phenomenal repair video. Very well done, made this process extremely easy for me. Keep up the great work

    • @BIMMERZEITT
      @BIMMERZEITT  4 роки тому

      John Prince II John thanks for leaving the comment I appreciate it! Happy motoring!

  • @raymondbaumann2405
    @raymondbaumann2405 8 років тому +27

    Man this is a profressional video great job!

    • @BIMMERZEITT
      @BIMMERZEITT  8 років тому +3

      +Raymond Baumann Thanks Ray hope this helped!

    • @denwilden2748
      @denwilden2748 3 роки тому +1

      Yes absolutely , two tumbs up

  • @rkeil3145
    @rkeil3145 8 років тому +3

    Thanks for the well shot video. I just did my odometer for my '89 325Ci, worked great! Breaking the brass piece of the shaft is indeed a bit nerve-wracking. Mine came off the shaft with a sudden crack, but it all held together.

  • @thegreatpasta
    @thegreatpasta 3 роки тому +4

    Wow your tip to get the brass gear off worked wonders. Was screwing w pliers on it for a good while. Slid right off with your tip. Thanks.

  • @Harley-ir4er
    @Harley-ir4er Рік тому

    Thank you for posting - Great, easy to follow instructions. This is my next project on my dry stored E30.

  • @selespeed3
    @selespeed3 2 місяці тому +1

    hello, the link you provided in amazon does not have the correct product. I ordered this recently and the smaller gear actually has 17 teeth for the main gear. and the other one has 23 teeth. Completely off!

  • @fernandopuig8189
    @fernandopuig8189 9 років тому +6

    Very helpful. Thank you!!!

  • @MonkeyBarsEveryday
    @MonkeyBarsEveryday 7 років тому +1

    Awesome DIY man! This is next up on my to-do list!

    • @BIMMERZEITT
      @BIMMERZEITT  7 років тому +1

      thanks pal! happy holidays.

  • @bridges5659
    @bridges5659 11 місяців тому +1

    Great ! Very detailed presentation. Will definitely assist with an installation of this type.

  • @glensherritt574
    @glensherritt574 16 днів тому

    Your advice on how to remove the brass fitting is excellent. I was stuck wondering how to get it off (BMW K100) took about a minute. Thanks heaps from Australia.

  • @bountyinthecounty
    @bountyinthecounty 2 місяці тому

    Excellent video. You have shown me that I absolutely should not attempt this, and I will surely break something. 😂

  • @skimten80
    @skimten80 2 роки тому

    I followed these instructions and replaced all my odo gears, and soldered in new batteries to the SI board too. All my lights work now and the OBC too, but speedometer and odometer still dont. Any ideas?

  • @r1lukasz
    @r1lukasz 2 роки тому

    Long shot but my speedometer started to reading double the speed now, everything else works as should, any ideas whats wrong?

  • @bmwe30godzilla10
    @bmwe30godzilla10 2 роки тому

    Thank you so much
    Everything fine and well..
    I really buy new ones from aliexpress it's fast and work 💯 💯

  • @EmmanuelAddoGyebi
    @EmmanuelAddoGyebi 6 років тому

    clean DIY vidz..thumbs up, n more of this on the E30. Very helpful

  • @moza260
    @moza260 5 місяців тому

    great video, very detail on disassembly process, ill try on my vdo speedo later to check the teeth of the gear..

  • @PadmaDorjee
    @PadmaDorjee 2 роки тому

    Hey Mate, greetings from Australia. Thanks heaps for this video, you made it look very easy. At 5:50 you showed the gears and amount of teeth, is that what I order for klms per hour odometer here in Oz?

  • @jonasjonesy
    @jonasjonesy Рік тому

    do you know by any chance how to reset the service indicator on an m54 swapped 4 cylinder?

  • @maurojimenez5530
    @maurojimenez5530 7 років тому +1

    Hey thanks for all your videos, they are amazing, so i have a cuestion, mi odometer inst funct, they have a replacemente ? or DIY repair ? thanks for you answer, cheers from Chile ( Southamerica )

  • @mistythelion
    @mistythelion 3 роки тому

    thank you!

  • @vonphillips3488
    @vonphillips3488 3 роки тому +1

    Nicely done tutorial. Thanks for putting this together.

  • @selespeed3
    @selespeed3 3 місяці тому

    i think there are many hears in the VDO meter. But the kit in Amazon only has 3?

  • @selespeed3
    @selespeed3 3 місяці тому

    hi, is this meant for kmh? how many teeth should the small gear have?>

  • @PandaBewok
    @PandaBewok 4 роки тому

    E30 and e36 have a same gear or not?

  • @Bairdogg
    @Bairdogg 6 років тому

    Hey good chance you wont see this, but, any chance i can change the mileage to what its supposed to be at? Odometer stopped the other day and I've been meticulously keeping track of how many miles I put on it so I can add them back on when I change the gears. Dont want to break anything though. Thanks, great video, will definitely be using it when the gears arrive.

  • @emmaesther16
    @emmaesther16 6 років тому +1

    Hello, My name is Mark Fores, where can I buy the 12 en 14 cogwheels show in the video?

    • @Surfzap63
      @Surfzap63 5 років тому

      Garagistic.com is a great source for the odometer gears. Be careful to note whether your instrument cluster is made by VDO or MotoMeter. It matters. Be absolutely certain which cluster you have so you can order the correct gears. I am stressing that the gears are not the same for both manufacturers. To be clear, they used different gears. Got it? The manufacturers name is located right between the speedometer and tachometer on the lower half of the face of the instrument cluster. I hope this helps.

    • @jeanjcaron
      @jeanjcaron 5 років тому

      Garagistics site, Amazon has them too. See link in the description. Make sure you get the VDO kit if your BMW has the VDO sign on the cluster as indicated in the Video.

  • @efariab3820
    @efariab3820 4 місяці тому

    Great job, a very well done and detailed video that makes replacing the odometer gear set on an E30 so much easier and with good step by step instructions, for sure !
    NOW, I have a question about the metal retainer (that you managed to squeeze with a cutter to remove it) of the little gear that goes on the motor shaft .
    Since there was no mention of the new one of the metal retainer that secures the little gear (E gear ?) in place, being supplied in the new gear set kit, did you end up NOT putting that old retainer back on and hopping that the little gear will stay on that smooth shaft snug enough ??

    • @BIMMERZEITT
      @BIMMERZEITT  4 місяці тому

      The old metal fitting that is cut off is not re-installed. The new plastic gear sets are designed to fit snugly together. The new gear sets these days typically includes all of the new parts needed.

  • @brianlefevre7699
    @brianlefevre7699 7 років тому

    How do you fix the mileage, mine spun up to 199999, but I'm only at 120k....

  • @JKBlownAway
    @JKBlownAway 7 років тому

    It is slightly easier to start by removing the 4 screws from the speedometer first, before removing the 9 screws for the entire unit

  • @Noblereach36
    @Noblereach36 4 роки тому

    I don’t understand. You tell us that it’s important to know what brand odometer but only link one gear set that doesn’t even say which one it’s for.

  • @Noblereach36
    @Noblereach36 5 років тому

    Just curious, if I really wanted to could I just take a colored sharpie and change the color of all the needles? I just thought of it and wondered if it would work

    • @BIMMERZEITT
      @BIMMERZEITT  4 роки тому

      You could, I think way back in the day people used to sharpie them red or use testors red model paint. With the value of these cars going up, best to leave it stock and unmodified in my opinion!

  • @alexandrvolosevich4880
    @alexandrvolosevich4880 3 роки тому

    Great, thanks a lot

  • @oneatekay8910
    @oneatekay8910 Рік тому

    This video still rocks.

  • @samr9736
    @samr9736 2 роки тому

    I followed these instructions, and also soldered in new batteries to the SI board, but my speedo and odometer still don't work. Any ideas?

  • @Little6
    @Little6 8 років тому +1

    Well made DIY video. Thank you.

  • @igoriakoven3665
    @igoriakoven3665 5 років тому

    I guess small replacement gear without brass sleeve - already slipped away long time ago?
    Originally it should stay firmly on the shaft - which is not possible without metal sleeve.
    And It is the driving shaft which drives the entire mechanism

  • @Anirossa
    @Anirossa 3 роки тому

    Wish you'd done one on early E34s with the rolling odometer, my odometer engine probably burned out, got a replacement, but wrong km. on it sadly, but oh well, at least it counts

  • @chucksvault
    @chucksvault 9 років тому +1

    Quick question where did you order the gears at? Thanks in advance

    • @BIMMERZEITT
      @BIMMERZEITT  9 років тому

      +Uriel Landa I ordered them from Garagistic

  • @blaqqofficial3132
    @blaqqofficial3132 Рік тому

    I used a vicegrip. Turn it down a little at a time so it gets right slowly adjust once or twice and pop it off

  • @lutalutamedia
    @lutalutamedia 7 років тому

    Very helpful with great details and explanations. Thank you!

  • @Smallsgotcha
    @Smallsgotcha Місяць тому

    Well done!!!

  • @JoshFelicianoTV
    @JoshFelicianoTV 8 років тому +1

    i did this on my cluster but no luck :( any idea on what else i need to check ? everything works but the speedo

    • @BIMMERZEITT
      @BIMMERZEITT  8 років тому +1

      +Josh Feliciano I would suggest double checking your work, check for something unplugged, could be something simple like a connector not totally plugged in. If that checks out, it is possible there is another fault in the cluster or circuit board somewhere. Garagistic has excellent phone support, I would give them a call!

  • @lukasnevidzan5523
    @lukasnevidzan5523 3 роки тому

    E34 the same problems ...parts is available ? thx

  • @rcsnow22
    @rcsnow22 8 років тому +1

    nicely done and helpful ,,,, i'll be changing the gears on my 1983 300SD Mercedes w/ VDO unit . i ordered the gears at least a year ago , so I hope there the right ones . i've been putting this off , but i do need to get it done . my fuel gauge isn't working properly either so at least i need the Odometer .

    • @bezeir
      @bezeir 3 роки тому

      Did it work

    • @rcsnow22
      @rcsnow22 3 роки тому

      @@bezeir YES , Everything worked as it should for two or three years . Within the past month , the gears have developed another issue and are not turning or giving mileage readings . I did apply a small amount of white grease as should have been done . The next warm spell , I need to pull the cluster out and inspect . Until then , I am just keeping a log book listing of the few miles I drive the car . My main driver is a 240 Diesel and this car sits in a storage mode most of the time hooked up to a battery maintainer .

  • @guvenkaypak959
    @guvenkaypak959 8 років тому +1

    Hey ur videos r so useful for me n i think the other e30 owner guys. İ will remove odometer n install the new gears. İ think i can do it with ur helpfull videos. When i removal gauge cluster i will look at gas and temperature gauges. Thanks for sharing e30 renovation videos. İ am waiting more. :)

    • @BIMMERZEITT
      @BIMMERZEITT  8 років тому +2

      Thanks so much Guven, always happy to help! What model e30 do you have?

    • @guvenkaypak959
      @guvenkaypak959 8 років тому +1

      1990 320i Saloon (m20b20) :)

  • @carterlukow7085
    @carterlukow7085 Рік тому

    Awesome video

  • @rrrandomman07
    @rrrandomman07 3 роки тому

    Thanks for the video. Helped me orient my gears when they all came out and i didnt pay enough attention haha

  • @yuvallachkim
    @yuvallachkim 5 років тому

    Hi, great video...
    Is there any need to put grease on the plastic wheels?

  • @akaashkhokhar7768
    @akaashkhokhar7768 6 років тому

    my odometer doesnt work but my gears arent broken... ideas?

  • @peepshitstudio
    @peepshitstudio 4 роки тому

    Only the finest of cheese for my odometer gears

  • @Anirossa
    @Anirossa 3 роки тому

    Okay guys, someone go make a metal odometer gear kit

  • @PWalsh-su1ek
    @PWalsh-su1ek 6 років тому

    Just replaced mine with Garagistic gears using this vid. Thanks!!

  • @josemanuelvargasmartinez4505

    Un

  • @mktimes70
    @mktimes70 3 роки тому

    Excellent video, thanks 😁

  • @MISTERSHYLY
    @MISTERSHYLY 7 років тому

    Where is the battery ?
    Thank you :D

  • @jacobgonzalez4235
    @jacobgonzalez4235 8 років тому +1

    why does he sound like Toby McGuire hahaha

  • @mikeofnines
    @mikeofnines 7 років тому

    Well, thanks! This is an Excellent video. What about the brass retainer you removed? I did not see that replaced.

    • @jeanjcaron
      @jeanjcaron 5 років тому

      No need to replace it. Watch the video again, it is clearly explained that you do not need to replace... the new part fits without any brass insert.

  • @anilec333
    @anilec333 7 років тому

    the most helpful cluster diy video

  • @dunicm
    @dunicm 6 років тому

    Thanks for video 👍

  • @jakeadams2198
    @jakeadams2198 5 років тому

    Will those odometer gears work in a 325ix it doesn't say if they will or not

    • @BIMMERZEITT
      @BIMMERZEITT  5 років тому

      Jake Adams yes it will work on all e30 models; just make sure you get the correct ones for your brand of cluster. Some are VDO some are Motometer!

  • @keesvandenbroek3930
    @keesvandenbroek3930 7 років тому

    are these gears for odo + speedometer?in my car only the speedometer works

    • @jeanjcaron
      @jeanjcaron 5 років тому

      These gears are for the odemeter only. For instance in my car, everthing is working fine, speed needle, RPM needle, gaz gauge, temp gauge.. all good. Only thing broken is the odometer. This gear change will fix it. If you have another problem, it's a different issue and something else within the cluster may be malfunctionning.

  • @romeomike8918
    @romeomike8918 6 років тому

    Another vote for the nerve-wracking part getting that brass bushing off. I found it easier to press the yellow retainer onto the shaft if I put the retainer on a hard surface and then tapped lightly with a hammer on the shaft to seat it.