Thanks for watching guys. I just want to make it clear, I've already restored the engine from the coupe before I started YT. I wanted to show you the process and I have another M20 that is not doing so well, so I thought why not! This engine will be going into the coupe though as this will be a much more thorough the job. Next episode I will tear it down and take it to the machinist to make sure everything is correct. All of that will be filmed also. My workshop is currently 40 - 45°C so forgive me for my disheveled appearance. lol.
My first question during the watching was “is this same car ?” So on the end will be two cars or one will be scrapped ? Why you restored 5th doors before complete renovation ?
Can I just say thank you for making these vids so good quality I just threw a rod (260,000)mi on my 89 325is and this is my first time pulling an engine these vids helped soo much
Good video. I am a mechanic and have removed plenty of engines from BMWs in the last 16 years. Here's what I'd like to point out, if you're interested: Use the hooks on the engine itself to hoist it up. There's one on the back of the engine block just above the upper starter bolt. You can get access to it by removing the water hose above it, also removing the gearbox support and jack it up as far as it goes. The front one is clearly visible and accessible. Adjust the chain lengths to keep the angler level and then use the angler to tilt the engine as you need to remove it. Regarding the clutch. It of course needs to be replaced. But a way to measure the wear is to use a depth measurement from the friction surface to the shallower rivets. IIRC this clutch has around 2mm depth when new and minimum before replacing is 1.2mm. Would be fun to see the measurement on this one, even though it clearly needs to be replaced because of the broken springs. Also, if you are willing to modify it just a little bit, put some sport headers on it. A friend of mine once had an E30 325i with Hartge headers and it was the single best N/A 6cyl sound I've heard.
That is a real mechanic. No super fancy tools. My father is a really old school mechanic and it remenber me a lot the times when I was hes helper. You made a fan! Greetings from Brazil!
This dude.... this dude is a legend! He took out the engine on cleanest way ever! His wish and will are incredible. I can't wait for 2nd part of the video. Greetings from Croatia :)
I admire your confidence, skill, and knowledge on everything you restore. Not to mention your video work and editing. Excellent work! I look forward to every video you share.
Been waiting for this with bated breath. Thank you for making my Sunday worth living. And now that I've thanked you for posting, time to kill some boredom. 👍
Excellent lighting the best camera work.. all good lad, its been a while but its great to see you all up and running. Looking forward to catching up on past episodes.
Awesome as usual mate. Top effort. Watching this, I’m so glad I didn’t pull the trigger on this job. I actually thought I coild pull it off, but now that I see what a struggle it is I’m glad I just never got around to it. Fuck me. And in that heat... cant wait for the next episode!
One thing you should add to the painting booth is a raised area (kinda like an old school ramp) that you can either have in the center for use, or store to the size. Should make raising cars easier. Before i installed a lift, it was such a back saver.
Hi there, great video as always. When anticipating a messy job, put some cat litterbox sand (the one that absorbs liquids) on the ground, you'll save yourself a lot of work afterwards. Cheers from Germany!
Lot's amazing work here. I laughed about your comment on the gearbox cover for where all of your oil was going. You could start your own oil company. Lol. Looking forward to your next video! I live in Phoenix, AZ, so my garage is hot too. Today's high was 110 degrees F. I'm looking to get a mini-split or a window A/C to make it habitable.
always great to see your work. not only relaxing, also really really instructive. Thanks for the texts at the bottom describing which part are you working on. Also thanks for showing us this process in exchange for the sport! amazing work
Govnor! You need a shop fan! I live in So. Cal. where it can reach 110° I also pressure wash and degrease wash the entire drivetrain before I ever touch it, it makes working on it so much easier!
this will be really fun to watcch, im going to restore my parts car engine in the winter so i know how to do my real engine later, this will proably help me alot
I have watched quite a few of your videos and I have to say the patience and love that goes into this is amazing. What I want to know is how you remember where everything goes? and how to order new replacement parts. amazing and keep on keeping on bro.
Omg omg omg engines! I LOVE doing engine work! (Probably why I subconsciously decided to buy an MG TF haha). Thanks so much for making these videos. I have to click so fast when I see them.
Thanks for watching guys. I just want to make it clear, I've already restored the engine from the coupe before I started YT. I wanted to show you the process and I have another M20 that is not doing so well, so I thought why not! This engine will be going into the coupe though as this will be a much more thorough the job. Next episode I will tear it down and take it to the machinist to make sure everything is correct. All of that will be filmed also. My workshop is currently 40 - 45°C so forgive me for my disheveled appearance. lol.
I'm from Moscow and I'm looking forward to the next video!!!
My first question during the watching was “is this same car ?” So on the end will be two cars or one will be scrapped ? Why you restored 5th doors before complete renovation ?
Keep going bro
Persistence pays well! Looking forward to seeing your documented process of the engine assembly. You do such a good job of it. From 🇺🇸👍!
Sir i suggest that you should wear safety gogles next time when you work under the cat thx
At the end of the car restoration series you should put what it cost you and specify what the most expensive things were
Please also give us a good look at that lovely car
Time is the most expensive here. :D
I think a project like this is better enjoyed not looking at the price tag 😆
Ruben Olaussen for people who are considering restoring a car themselves, guy.
BMW E30 things are always great to watch.
I agree. E30's just have this way about them. I couldn't imagine working on a new car haha.
and M5 E34
Especially when they get crushed.
@@gus6rocks There's always that one guy that think's he's cool.
Can I just say thank you for making these vids so good quality I just threw a rod (260,000)mi on my 89 325is and this is my first time pulling an engine these vids helped soo much
Doing all this alone is a massive achievement. Kudos.
Good video. I am a mechanic and have removed plenty of engines from BMWs in the last 16 years. Here's what I'd like to point out, if you're interested:
Use the hooks on the engine itself to hoist it up. There's one on the back of the engine block just above the upper starter bolt. You can get access to it by removing the water hose above it, also removing the gearbox support and jack it up as far as it goes. The front one is clearly visible and accessible. Adjust the chain lengths to keep the angler level and then use the angler to tilt the engine as you need to remove it.
Regarding the clutch. It of course needs to be replaced. But a way to measure the wear is to use a depth measurement from the friction surface to the shallower rivets. IIRC this clutch has around 2mm depth when new and minimum before replacing is 1.2mm. Would be fun to see the measurement on this one, even though it clearly needs to be replaced because of the broken springs.
Also, if you are willing to modify it just a little bit, put some sport headers on it. A friend of mine once had an E30 325i with Hartge headers and it was the single best N/A 6cyl sound I've heard.
Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the front clip come completely off on BMWs? Makes removing the engine a whole lot easier.
@@crysiscontained4421 That didn't start until the next 3 series unfortunately. The E30 front is stuck on there for good.
@@DanniV8 That is unfortunate. In me opinion, that was one of the most serviceable friendly thing BMW ever did.
That is a real mechanic. No super fancy tools. My father is a really old school mechanic and it remenber me a lot the times when I was hes helper. You made a fan! Greetings from Brazil!
No music, no memes, no talking - just tools sounds. PURE MECHANICS! Love It!!!!!!
Yes Marcin!
i cant wait for part 2 man, thanks for the video.
nathan phillips me too
This dude.... this dude is a legend!
He took out the engine on cleanest way ever!
His wish and will are incredible.
I can't wait for 2nd part of the video.
Greetings from Croatia :)
Massive thank you MultiJmat. I am so so worn out right now. But it was so worth it. Part 2 coming soonish. Thanks!
I admire your confidence, skill, and knowledge on everything you restore. Not to mention your video work and editing. Excellent work! I look forward to every video you share.
Thank you, Michael, this comment made my evening.
Cant wait for the next video!!
I am very excited about the BMW engine disassembly videos. Congratulations for the excellent work!
great video!!!!! hello form Argentina
Been waiting for this with bated breath. Thank you for making my Sunday worth living. And now that I've thanked you for posting, time to kill some boredom. 👍
Nice work dude as ever ! 😎
Молодчина! Рукастый, старательный. Приятно смотреть. 👍
It`s so beautiful! It is the best series of restoring the e30. Waiting for more and more!!
Super excited about this series!
From learning to wrench on my e30s I realize I've done many of the steps in this video. Just not all at once. Cant wait for part 2!
from ukraine with huge respect!!!!!! Thanks for video, and good luck on restoring. i have m20b25 engine in e34, and i love it!!!!!! old bmw one love!
it was hard for me as i found out that you are from uk but i still like you xD awesome work!
Where are you from Tommy? :D
hahaha xD - croatia but i live in germany
Fantastic!! Huge fan from Brazil
3 series tourer, best car ever made, love it. Well done for managing this on your own!
Although an extremely dangerous feat to pull off alone, you did great! You made us guys of the world proud!
About to dive into my own! No time left or the rust will total it out, this has been a huge help
These videos are some of the most satisfying things I've ever watched, good job dude!
Thank you Jordan! Glad you're enjoying them, lots more to come.
Can't wait!!! Love your videos!! Awesome job!
Excellent lighting the best camera work.. all good lad, its been a while but its great to see you all up and running.
Looking forward to catching up on past episodes.
Finaly engine restoration from the best restoration channel on the TH-cam
Thank you, Naser. Greatly appreciated.
Dude I was waiting so long for this vid! Thank you for taking care of this priceless car!
Love the channel man!
Loved seeing the FCP Euro plug at the end, they’re the best place to order parts for your car!
I'm brazilian. In Brazil we love cars and BMW
Man, you did a really cool job! I look forward to continuing. Ardent greetings from Russia
Enjoying life with those Bose QC35...I love mine!!!
Amazing work! I'm surprised you did all that without a hoist. Can't wait for part II !
I watch all of your ads even ones at the end of the videos. It’s the least I can do to support this channel
Awesome as usual mate. Top effort. Watching this, I’m so glad I didn’t pull the trigger on this job. I actually thought I coild pull it off, but now that I see what a struggle it is I’m glad I just never got around to it. Fuck me. And in that heat... cant wait for the next episode!
One thing you should add to the painting booth is a raised area (kinda like an old school ramp) that you can either have in the center for use, or store to the size. Should make raising cars easier. Before i installed a lift, it was such a back saver.
I can only imagine the sweat working in that heat and then all the debris sticking to you! Well done man
Man, you have a lot of energy and patience! It's definitely not easy to work on engines. Don't push yourself too hard though.
Amazing talent and focus. You have my admiration. (At least you won’t get the UK cold and humidity). ¡Buena suerte!
Holy crap great idea with the threaded rod! I've always never put foreign engines on the stand bc I can't get long enough bolts!
My favorite channel, great job
Bruh! I'm loving this series! I'm so happy to be living my restore dreams watching you...
I winced a little when I saw the grille get crushed haha. Glad to see a project like this shared on youtube, keep it up!
Your videos make my day ALWAYS! Keep up the great work! Huge fan!
Big thanks Fahad!
Nice restoration!
This is so satisfying to watch i know the struggle stripping old e30 but it is worth it :)
I have been enjoying your videos very much! Thank you for sharing!
Hi there, great video as always. When anticipating a messy job, put some cat litterbox sand (the one that absorbs liquids) on the ground, you'll save yourself a lot of work afterwards. Cheers from Germany!
cracking job your making just finished my engine rebuild on my mk1 golf gti this week took it for its first drive yesterday!
You made this look all too easy😵💫
I want to attempt it (alone) and this video made me believe I can
Wish me luck!
Looking forward to see this engine being restored and fully rebuild.
Epic video content.
Dude, if that’s the worst clutch you’ve ever seen you live a blessed life. That clutch has 1/2 life left.
Finally the engine.. fan from Algeria 🇩🇿
Super. Very Very Good... 👍👍👍
I have so much respect, that struggle was real 😂🤟🏻
Best channel ever.
nice work .. do love the e30 thanks for uploading like this channel a lot.. well done
What great you tube day, first the beemer now I'm going to watch Binky. Yay!
This is automotive ASMR right here!
Really looking forward to this engine rebuild! Great video👍🏻
Lot's amazing work here. I laughed about your comment on the gearbox cover for where all of your oil was going. You could start your own oil company. Lol. Looking forward to your next video! I live in Phoenix, AZ, so my garage is hot too. Today's high was 110 degrees F. I'm looking to get a mini-split or a window A/C to make it habitable.
Awesome stuff as always man.
always great to see your work. not only relaxing, also really really instructive. Thanks for the texts at the bottom describing which part are you working on.
Also thanks for showing us this process in exchange for the sport! amazing work
Bravo
Oh my goodness, FINALLY! 🔥
Govnor! You need a shop fan! I live in So. Cal. where it can reach 110° I also pressure wash and degrease wash the entire drivetrain before I ever touch it, it makes working on it so much easier!
You're doing gods work son
probably the most indepth video on how to remove an engine on youtube.
this will be really fun to watcch, im going to restore my parts car engine in the winter so i know how to do my real engine later, this will proably help me alot
I have watched quite a few of your videos and I have to say the patience and love that goes into this is amazing. What I want to know is how you remember where everything goes? and how to order new replacement parts. amazing and keep on keeping on bro.
I'm super excited about this series! Keep the great videos coming!
I don't know if you're doing this as a hobby. You're very good in your work. Looking forward to your next videos with curiosity.👍🏻
I cant wait for the next video... Good luck!!!
Thanks for your video! You make awesome video!
Very impressive that you did this by yourself.
"Worst clutch you have ever seen?" LOL! You need to get out more! ; )
I love these video so much ❤👑
Cant wait for tear down!
on a G plate, one of the last off the line.
love the e30s
Waiting for part 2!
You are crazy man👍🏻
Great video. Cant wait for next one. You are a talented man. 🤓
Excellent video! I am doing the same with my engine at the very moment. Thanks for the help!!
Omg omg omg engines! I LOVE doing engine work! (Probably why I subconsciously decided to buy an MG TF haha). Thanks so much for making these videos. I have to click so fast when I see them.
That m20 will roar happy again
Can't wait to see the next Video! Great Video!
Yes finally this is going to be lit af
You are amazing mechanic. 👍👌👌👌👌
Finally the engine :D
Keep it up its a good start. Cheers man
A huge task doing it all by your self, big big kudos!
Will you do any improvements to the engine? Porting head, intake? Etc...?
Keep going!
Saya suka bagaimana kamu selalu rapi dengan bengkelmu
Good job 👍
Love this channel!
I liked it even before I watch it
Дружище, не затягивай с видео. Ждем. Ну и как всегда, сначала лайк, потом смотрим.
Super, hâte de voir la suite !!!