What does your obsession need to get back on the road?
And welcome back to the fold.
Hi everyone,
I haven't been around here in a while. The site looks quite different and many new faces.
I certainly miss my obsession: 1990 525i w/intake, exhaust, headers, sachs kit & 17" OZ F1 racing.
It's been parked for a year. I've been driving a pos jeep since my new job required a lot of commuting and I just knew I would be in an accident (just the odds). Sure enough the jeep was rear-ended. One bimmer saved. I can't wait to save up enough dough to get the bimmer back on the road. Then I can bug you fine folks for tech advice.
Mark
What does your obsession need to get back on the road?
And welcome back to the fold.
Dinan chip, Bilstein sports w H&R, RD sways, RD strut brace, 750 bushings, Zimmermans/MetalMasters, O.E. M Pars, Eisenmann muffler
you dont NEED to drive your bimmer to be here, just lurk around, learn stuff so your ready to maintain/fix her up!
95 E34 530I V2.37
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Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.
John F. Kennedy
Do more than lurk. I am sure you have something valuable to contribute even if you obsession is currently a resting garage queen.
Dinan chip, Bilstein sports w H&R, RD sways, RD strut brace, 750 bushings, Zimmermans/MetalMasters, O.E. M Pars, Eisenmann muffler
Welcome back!! Sounds like you need a bit of work on your 525i. Hope it doesn't take too much.Originally Posted by mancini_mark
Ralph Mendoza Jr. - Long Beach, CA
Hi folks,
Ok, well, I suppose the most honest answer is that my 5er needs money (don't they all). But to get it back on the road, it needs a new battery and/or alternator, fan clutch and heater core.
Also, since I want it around for a while longer, I need to address some rust issues on the bottom of the doors (under the trim pieces). So, I won't expose it to any more road salt.
But I will try to pop in a bit more frequently. Maybe I can snap some pictures in the meantime.
Mark.
One easy temporary fix to get you on the road is to bypass the Heater Core.Originally Posted by mancini_mark
Ralph Mendoza Jr. - Long Beach, CA