Why new calipers? Sorry if I missed someyhing.
No flame suit required!
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Why new calipers? Sorry if I missed someyhing.
No flame suit required!
As I have the AA tuner I should probably do a DIY for this.
You need to have the battery connected to a charger/tender while the tune is being written/rewritten to the ECU. This prevents the battery from draining for one reason or another and mucking up your car while the tune is being installed.
Can you install the tune w/out a battery charger/tender? Yes. I've changed tunes at the track before however, it isn't recommended you do this. I was being a little cavalier with my tuning actions lol. And no one had a tender.
I had a sticky front right caliper. Changed out both fronts today with refurbed. That sticky one was a beast to get off. So nice to have it back on the road especially since I had the front end suspension refresh done. Thing feels incredible.
Now I just gotta get the rear done and I might as well do rear calipers at some point too.
On that note, I have more on the way. Blind spot mirror glass to replace the rusty drivers side glass, front and rear pillars, new front bumper reflectors, center caps, door clips to stop the rattling from the broken ones, and a windshield cowl.
New tires and alignment.
Wash, clay, wash, polish, and wax. :thumbsup
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Gave her a full tank of ethanol free gas.
Not BMW, but noticed a rust hole in the deck of my JD 245 mower last weekend. I visited the dealer to buy tuneup parts and priced out a new deck - holy cow, more than a coilover suspension. CL to the rescue, found another 48" deck, transferred my blades, pulleys,shafts, bigger system, everything to the other deck and it operates perfectly. But what a PITA, it took me yesterday afternoon and all of today.
Today I discovered I have a stripped torx bolt on the tensioner. Not sure what to do about that.