BMW E46 Clunk Part 2 | Subframe Removal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2016
- This video covers the complete removal of the BMW E46 Rear Subframe. This includes removal of: Wheels, Shocks, Heat Shields, Cross Members, Rear Axles, Drive Shaft, Sway Bar, Upper and Lower control Arms, Differential, and Subframe.
Subframe Removal Steps (PDF): bit.ly/291rEoX
As a compliment to you, and a lowkey insult towards my E46, this might be my new favorite channel XD got a PDF with step by step instructions, tool sizes, AND TORQUE SPECS?? all in one place??? Subbed for sure!
One of the best, well detailed material here..keep the Chanel rolling we love it 💯
Geez, so much work just to get this subframe out. Nice video. I learned a lot.
I love the sound of air tools. Great video mate!
Well, I got a BMW e46 330d and am planning to do the same job. Watched your videos over and over. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks again for the great video.
OMG that's a ton of work!
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Thank you for posting this. The series is very well put together. My car is having the same issue I suspect 2000 e46 323 (99 production year)
Thanks heaps man. This is exactly what I've been looking for
Great video helped me a lot thanks for the video
Awesome series of videos, I decided to follow this video as I didn't want to remove the brake lines and re -bleed.
Amazing video. Thank you so much
Great work guys !
you guys got a long way before the first snag lol my dad and seem to get snagged on the first bolt haha! this is a great series great videos!
beautiful father son work.i loved it
Just unbolt the exhaust, un-plug the parking brake cable and brake pipe, unbolt the driveshaft, unbolt the shock and drop the entire subframe in one piece. Way easier and faster.
Awesome job dude. Appreciate spreed sheet with torx specs... Thank you sir
Working on jack stands requires brawn. I’m amazed at your ability to keep your cool while doing it. Just in case you want to know how much you saved yourself, I got a quote for 2200 dollars to do this job as a preventative on my 2000 323i. That’s including the plated but not including the service of the bushes. I don’t like to leave my car with anyone, but I suffer from a neck injury from an auto accident 2/28/20 and may have to just have them do the job. 2000 bucks in labor is a lot!
great video