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andrewwynn 07-25-2017 12:01 PM

It's not a difficult procedure to replace the battery. Some relatively easy soldering and finding the correct rechargeable battery. I have to replace those same bushings but I have upgraded my bearing press from 12 to over 30T after stripping three drive bolts while replacing front wheel bearings. They say heating to the point the rubber starts to melt it the key to removing if the bushing doesn't have a metal ring around it


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sandbagger 07-25-2017 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by itsbrokeagain (Post 1113462)
Installed my Powerflex front thrust arm bushings. Even in the 12 ton press, I had to heat the crap out of the arm to get the old bushing to budge.

Finally cured of all shaking, and my key battery dies today. Not really thrilled to have to spend another $200 on one.

https://www.bmwgm5.com/

I have used him in the past does good work

crystalworks 07-25-2017 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by itsbrokeagain (Post 1113462)
Finally cured of all shaking, and my key battery dies today. Not really thrilled to have to spend another $200 on one.

That sucks. But fixing them is pretty easy... and if you fail, you were going to spend $200 anyway so no loss. I've put new batteries in a few of these keys now.

sandbagger 07-25-2017 05:43 PM

Its only the battery about 50% of the time from what I remember talking to the guy I listed above. I had more than just the battery going on with mine and sent keys and GM5 module in for my Z4.


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Originally Posted by crystalworks (Post 1113482)
That sucks. But fixing them is pretty easy... and if you fail, you were going to spend $200 anyway so no loss. I've put new batteries in a few of these keys now.


Pekelicious 07-27-2017 02:04 AM

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Change to my fav wheel.... Summer just started


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mcfee03 07-27-2017 06:10 AM

Replaced my CCV system - removed my intake (first mechanical task!).

But I can't get rid of a very loud vacuum noise (which causes the car to stall/run extremely rough). It's coming from the intake where it meets the engine it seems (not the boot).

If anyone has ideas, it would be much appreciated. I've removed/redone the intake 5 times to try any find it. Going borderline insane here :/

X53Jay4.8is 07-27-2017 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by mcfee03 (Post 1113549)
Replaced my CCV system - removed my intake (first mechanical task!).

But I can't get rid of a very loud vacuum noise (which causes the car to stall/run extremely rough). It's coming from the intake where it meets the engine it seems (not the boot).

If anyone has ideas, it would be much appreciated. I've removed/redone the intake 5 times to try any find it. Going borderline insane here :/

Have you tried spraying some carb cleaner around the area where you are hearin the vacuum leak?

mcfee03 07-27-2017 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by X53Jay4.8is (Post 1113554)
Have you tried spraying some carb cleaner around the area where you are hearin the vacuum leak?

I have not (and I'm not near stores where I am). Is there something less specific I could use?

bcredliner 07-27-2017 04:11 PM

You can use brake cleaner, MAF cleaner, propane torch or starter fluid.

CleanIsFast 07-28-2017 10:00 AM

Sold the 4.6iS. Adios old friend


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