The Random E46/ZHP Question Thread

[BMWCurves]

The only time you'll have a problem with it is if the reservoir runs completely dry...
I don't take old fluid out, I just flush new fluid in, so I never had to touch the clutch.

Gotcha, thanks!

[Vas]

I had bled the clutch on both cars when I did the cdv delete and installed the SS clutch line. During that time, I also bled the brakes.

[BMWCurves]

I had bled the clutch on both cars when I did the cdv delete and installed the SS clutch line. During that time, I also bled the brakes.

As did I, but I've never done just a brake fluid flush.

[BMWCurves]

For people with the BMW Performance intake, is the filter the same as the normal air filter, just you bend it around the performance intake's housing?

[3ZHPGUY]

Don't know about BMW Performance but, Dinan is a significant difference.




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[jwalther]

For people with the BMW Performance intake, is the filter the same as the normal air filter, just you bend it around the performance intake's housing?

Different. Good discussion on alternatives to the ridiculously expensive OE filter: http://www.zhpmafia.com/forums/showt...nt-Alternative

[WOLFN8TR]

For people with the BMW Performance intake, is the filter the same as the normal air filter, just you bend it around the performance intake's housing?

There is a thread about the BMW Perf intake filters and alternative replacements.

[BMWCurves]

Don't know about BMW Performance but, Dinan is a significant difference.

Different. Good discussion on alternatives to the ridiculously expensive OE filter: http://www.zhpmafia.com/forums/showt...nt-Alternative

There is a thread about the BMW Perf intake filters and alternative replacements.

Thank you all kindly!

[WOLFN8TR]

Welcome...

[bosszhp]

Is it normal to have to replace 2 starters in a year? Replaced the starter last April then my Indy just had to replace it again (2 separate shops).