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Seatbelt Rewind Repair

A simple maintenance tip.

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Seat Belt Tension

Just a little tip to anyone complaining about the constant tightening up of seat belts

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Seat Belt Retractor Repair

’73 Bavaria seat belt problems easily solved.

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Roadside Emergency Stop

An easy way to stay visible when you’re stopped on the side of the road.

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Motor Mount Warning

Owners of 1968 through 1970 1602/2002 models are warned to check the right motor mount, the one on the exhaust side.

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Getting the Jack Back into the Truck

Ever spend an extra 10 minutes trying to get it back into the trunk ?

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Car Jacking Caution

Owners of earlier four-cylinders might want to check the condition of their car’s jacking supports.

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Inertia Reel Repair

If anyone has taken the plastic cap off the return spring of the inertia reel for the seat belts, there is still hope.

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Hazard Lights on Older Model 2002

The motor mount bracket is a single piece of steel that is prone to collapse around 60-70,000 miles.

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Fire Extinguishers

There are three common classifications of fire: A, B, and C. Do you know what type of extinguisher to use?

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BMW Emergency Light

Do you have an under hood emergency light?

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Easy Front Seat Upgrade

An easy fix for better seating comfort.

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Replacing Your BMW 2002 Front Seats

One of the most common restoration projects for BMW 2002′s is replacing the front seats. Just about anyone who has ever owned a classic ’02 has been faced with the questions of “What replacement seats are compatible?”, “Where can I buy them?” and “How do I install them”. So, instead of reinventing the wheel, we’re [...]

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2002 Replacement Seat

A cool seat for sensitive backs.

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Recaro Conversion

A step-by-step guide to installing new Recaros.

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Recaro Seat Upgrade

A step-by-step guide to installing Recaros.

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Sway Bar Tip

Protect the threaded ends of the sway bar connecting arms by turning them

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Shocks

For those of you who have decided to change your own shocks, here are a few suggestions.

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Replacing Rear Axle Boots

The repair manuals describing the procedure to use in installing new rear axle boots on a 1602/2002 are complete except that they do not tell you how to

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Shock Replacement 1970 2002

The replacement of front shocks can be accomplished in about 2-3 hours by using the following method.

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Galling Ball Joints

Why do owners who flush their cooling systems frequently may have to replace the center tie-rod of the steering system prematurely?

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Bilstein Suspension

The installation procedure is the problem for many returned front shocks. Her’s how to avoid this.

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Bavaria Sway Bars

Check your Bavaria’s serial number with the parts manager to see if this kit can be fitted to your car.

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Air Shocks

Want to eliminate the excessive rear wheel decamber and resulting uneven tire wear? Here’s how.

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Rear Shock Removal

Rear Shock Removal for 2500, 2800, Bavaria, 3.0Si.

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