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    Quote Originally Posted by Yankeefan View Post
    Thanks! Do you have a brake bleed kit/turkey baster that you recommend? Is this what you used?
    I got a Motive Power Bleeder system. Worth the price

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  2. #12
    Thanks.

    One more question, I bought some ramps a few months ago that work fine for oil changes and such. But lots of people on here seem to use jack stands. Are these safer? Do they get your car higher or have another benefit besides just allowing you to remove the wheels? And do you just need a standard car jack to lift the car onto jack stands?

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    Welcome. I'm from Aiken. Now in NoVA.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Yankeefan View Post
    Thanks.

    One more question, I bought some ramps a few months ago that work fine for oil changes and such. But lots of people on here seem to use jack stands. Are these safer? Do they get your car higher or have another benefit besides just allowing you to remove the wheels? And do you just need a standard car jack to lift the car onto jack stands?
    I am not the foremost expert on that type of thing, but I have used jack stands purely because it's what I have on hand. As for a floor jack, get a low-rise floor jack or else you'll have to drive up on 2x4s or something similar to give the jack enough space to lift properly.

  6. #16
    ^ what curves said

    Not sure what u meant by standard jack but I wouldn't use the jack the comes with the car to raise the car onto the jack stands. I bought a harbor freight low profile jack which has been serving me well.


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    I would guess it's since the car doesn't clear standard ramps.

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    Welcome to the family.


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    Wecome! Ditto about the E36 M

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