BMW S65 Bearings I Made A Mistake
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- čas přidán 28. 12. 2019
- This will clear up the mistake I made in my previous video pertaining to the rod bearings.
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Plot twist! Every quality saga has one... 169.000 miles on the original bearings. Mind blown! Nothing wrong with changing the story when new evidence becomes available, scientists do it all the time. Kudos for your honesty too!
Serious plot twist! Hard to believe the bearings latest this long. Just glad to get that story behind me. Time to move on with the E36 M3 restore, new i8 mod reveal, and E92 M3 refresh series. Big things coming to 2020. Thanks for watching man!
RDDC Absolutely! Besides you were misinformed from the shop. Thanks once agin for the updates.
Your video proves that there is a stock e9x bearings can last high miles.
Roger, good to see your again! Big s65 v8 love!
Ah man thanks. I've been on hiatus for a moment but back doing it and with a new ride
hey roger...welcome back man. missed your content. are you in AZ now? you should come to bimmerfest 2020. hope to see you there!
Hey what's up?! Yup, back in AZ. I went to Bimmerfest this past year in Cali. Next year I'll be bringing the i8. Cant wait! Glad to see you stuck around. Thanks for watching as always
The lead tech at the BMW dealership in ft wayne IN says they've never done rod bearings on the e92's or e93"s during the 12 years he's been there. He said they have done several throttle actuators but never not once had they had to do rod bearings, and they service many s65 m3's. According to him the bearing issue lies within CZcams, not in the real world. I know two guys here in town that own a 2009 and a 2010 m3 and they both have well over 100,000 miles and both have original bearings. I've done a lot of research and cannot find one that has actually blown up due to the bearings. All I find are guys getting bearings changed due to readings from oil analysis. Have you heard of any actually blowing up due to the bearings? If so how many? I cannot find any.
Well funny you say that cause the ones you hear blowing up seem to be on forums or CZcams. IMO opinion, it's been a fear mongering issue. And could be another reason why BMW refuses to issue a recall. I'm not on M5 or M6 forums so I'd imagine I wouldn't be reading about any blowing up but I havent heard of any of those blowning up. I did watch the video of a guy doing donuts and and the bearings crapped out. But then again, the car could have over revved. It's great seeing people being proactive and it's great revenue for shops but yeah, I cant say it's a major major problem. The TA's will definitely fail but that job is super easy to do.
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@@lf3566 look up e92 m3 rod bearing failure and look for the red car doing donuts
@@lf3566 here's a linkczcams.com/video/qWhO0muWcfE/video.html
@@Motorsports_3 thanks but thats expected on any vehicle when you keep pegging the red line so aggressively as he did lol.
Because they dont warm there engines up. I did mine on 204km and they were also good.could have done way more.