The Random E46/ZHP Question Thread

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/show...diagId=21_0093

These are the parts within the clutch assembly. Part number 5 is the yoke assembly that I was referring to, they call it Clutch Release Fork Lever. I am guessing that my sons car has a worn out part 6 and perhaps 5, thus is rattles a bit. Until it is taken apart, this is speculation. There is supposed to be a rubber tip on the slave cylinder as well, this could cause some noise so it might be something that gets inspected as well.


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I see you are in Chicago, what dealer did you take it to?


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Originally Posted by roadbiker_2

I see you are in Chicago, what dealer did you take it to?


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Local BMW dealership, Knauz Auto, I've had them do some stuff to my car before and I can trust them. Thanks so much though for the information on the clutch, did you go to school for automotive? Because you're very well versed in it haha, I just love soaking up the information


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I worked at a Machine Shop and Auto Repair place in Houston when I was in High School and College. I have done a ton of brakes, old GM 350 diesel replacements in the 80's. I also change more than my fair share of transmissions in my day. I have done numerous clutch replacements. Now all it get to do is work on one of the 5 BMW's we own. 2 E30's, 2 ZHP's and one 2014 328d.

At the time I am a Regional Sales and Business Development Manager for a Instrumentation Company. So I guess you can say that I am still in a very technical field of business. I'm the guy that keeps all of the refineries, ethanol plants, and power plants running. [emoji57]


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Originally Posted by Prestovie

I wish I could remembered right now, I'll have to call the shop and ask them to check the receipts for me. All I know is that some part of it is Kevlar and it was like JG or something similar:

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No chance it's a Bimmerworld Stage II Clutch with Kevlar Disc and JB Racing Lightweight Flywheel? That's what you have on your sig here. :)

I guess I could have looked at his signature 🤦🏼*♂️


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Originally Posted by Dual

No chance it's a Bimmerworld Stage II Clutch with Kevlar Disc and JB Racing Lightweight Flywheel? That's what you have on your sig here. :)

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Omg I totally forgot that was in my signature!! Hahaha thank you so much I've been on Tapatalk the past few days, doesn't show up[emoji23][emoji23] you're a life saver


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Originally Posted by roadbiker_2

I worked at a Machine Shop and Auto Repair place in Houston when I was in High School and College. I have done a ton of brakes, old GM 350 diesel replacements in the 80's. I also change more than my fair share of transmissions in my day. I have done numerous clutch replacements. Now all it get to do is work on one of the 5 BMW's we own. 2 E30's, 2 ZHP's and one 2014 328d.

At the time I am a Regional Sales and Business Development Manager for a Instrumentation Company. So I guess you can say that I am still in a very technical field of business. I'm the guy that keeps all of the refineries, ethanol plants, and power plants running. [emoji57]


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Well god damn haha I'm talking to the right guy then, gotta ask though why'd you pick BMW to live with?


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Here's the kit, think someone else also posted the link in the thread. Now I gotta find this Kevlar disc
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-assemble...FdgcgQodAhoIuQ


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Well that is a damn good question, I guess it is because I have always liked the way they drive from that first drive in a 1986 325i 5 speed.


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