BMW E34 M5 S38 - Individual Throttle Body Restoration
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2020
- This is a video of my bmw s38b36 which I am restoring in preparation for engine swapping into an e30 touring.
Using the centre throttle body of my s38b36 (cylinders 3+4) I have completely restored it, showing the process step by step.
Steps include:
Strip down
Arrange hardware
Degrease/clean components
Zinc plate process
Mask and spray
Reassembly
Any questions please don’t hesitate to ask in the comments
Great work keep it up bro
Thanks 🔥
So good!
Very impressive, I love the level of detail and I've really learnt a lot.
Appreciate the kind words! I’ve just ordered the last few bits to put the ITB assemblies together, so I’ll be starting that soon and will be making a video.
Excellent, I look forward to it. Subscribed!
Hello might have missed it but where did you get the screws from? Im doing the same but on a s38b38
Do you happen to have the exact names of the tools you used to get the bearings out? I’ve been trying with a number of tools and cannot get any out.
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10x-Inner-Bearing-Puller-Set-Remover-Slide-Hammer-Internal-Kit-9-23mm-Blind-Hole-/193703055175?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l6249&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0
Hope this link works, ‘10x Inner Bearing Puller Set Remover Slide Hammer Internal Kit 9-23mm Blind Hole’.
I had to slightly modify the lipped part of the tool for them to fit, but worked perfectly
@@BadE30 Awesome, thanks man!! Much appreciated.
Who pressed the bearings for you? I missed that bit.
I pressed them in myself, with a threaded bar etc.
Where do you buy all the bits? Im about to start same project...
I search for all parts and their part numbers on realoem.com, then contact my local BMW dealer (Cotswold BMW) and give the list of numbers. They arrive within a week of payment and you can get 10% discount if you are a member of e30zone.net in the uk!
@@BadE30 hey there -- where did you find the oem part numbers for the circular brass butterfly throttle pieces, as well as the screws holding them in? I'm on the throttle housing assembly page of realoem for my e34 M5 and cannot find the part number for those screws anywhere (one of mine is a bit stripped). Am I looking in the wrong place?
@@danpratl5289 hi, i just cleaned up the butterfly valves and then made my own screws on a lathe using stainless steel hardware, could not find any replacements through bmw
@@BadE30 ah ok. Yeah those screws are incredibly hard to track down. One last question-those bearings (HK08122RS)-how many total did you need for the three separate throttle pieces? And, are they all the same size?
@@danpratl5289 it’s best to make your own, i would not recommend reusing due to the peening them over. There are 6 of the butterfly shaft bearings in total, the linkage shaft bearings are different
looks great! where did you buy the bearings? not available through bmw?
Not something BMW sell, as they do not offer just the bearings, they only sold the complete units.
The bearings are available from any reputable source, they're INA HK08122RS.
Hope this helps!
Thank you! Keep up the good work
@@JONNYFETTBALL Nice one, thanks!
Do you have a part # on the linkage shaft bearings?
All P/N's are in the description!
@@BadE30 Perhaps they were removed or I am retarded? But I don't see the parts numbers in the description. I ordered the smaller bearings that you listed in the comments. Didn't see the part number for the bigger bearings. Have everything taken apart and on a bench currently
@@JohnDoe-qh6mg oops sorry! I thought i had it all covered!!
Those linkage shaft bearings are HK1210AS1
@@BadE30 Thank you so much!!
Why didn't You just plate the carb body?
QI Varebil2 I wanted the bodies to stay the original aluminium colour like when new
Can i send you my s38 parts for restoration ?
Haha! Unfortunately I take too much time doing my own bits so I don’t have time for anything else for now
really nice result! i did a similar job on an e30 throttle body, but your's belong to a way cooler engine haha. hope u check out my video and let me know what you think. have a great day.