FIRST!! if you have an electric fan disconnect it cause they can kick on at any time and it'll be a nasty mess you'll have to clean up!! make sure your car is at normal operating temp and your idle is correct, make sure you car is in park (automatic) or neutral (stick) and the e-brake is ON!!! the timing marks on this model are on the flywheel and you can see them through a timing check hole located in your bellhousing. pull you vacuum advance hose off of your dist. (you dont have to plug it) and attach your timing light to where ever you need to attach it to! with your car off loosen the dist. just enough to where you can move it with your have but not loose enough to where it will move freely!! on early models on the side of your distributor body there will be a set of #'s spamped there! early 84' models have 0 237 002 080 late 84' and 85' models have 0 237 002 096 the early 84 has a symbol that looks like a upside down OT with that line through the middle!! the later models have what looks like a Zo symbol but it'll kind of look like Z degrees! if the marks are aligned correctly through the hole than it's fin but if they're not then you'll have to turn your dist. a little either way!! when everything looks good tighten everything back up but make sure you double check everything you've done just to make sure it's gonna stay that way!! Good luck! AT
you cant adjust timing on a 87' 325e it's computer adjusted!! AT
NO the BMW E36 has a 5x120 bolt pattern where the BMW E30 has a 4x100 bolt pattern
E30 was the 3 series BMW model from 1982-1994.
No the E30 BMW 3-Series do not have ABS. ABS was made standard on the later E36 models in April 1992.
The first BMW E30 M3 was first made in 1985 and has continued to be made with varying ranges of it from the E30 to the E93. It is still produced in demand today.
The BMW E30 convertible was first released in 1981, and was in production until 1994. The traditional E30 was replaced by the E36 in 1992, but the convertible was continued until 1994.
Whats wrong with it?? AT
You can find a fuse box map for your 1986 BMW 318 in the back of the owners manual. You can also find the fuse box map on the inside cover of the fuse box.
both are very fast cars, because both are tuned E30
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The E30 designation refers to the body shape of the car. The E30 is the designation given to 3 series BMWs between the years of '81 to '91.