Tool Kit
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Topic: Tool Kit
Posted By: Pipes
Subject: Tool Kit
Date Posted: 06-January-2006 at 13:54
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Happy New Year all.
Should the standard boot tool kit contain a spark plug socket? Pete |
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Posted By: bmwcrazy
Date Posted: 06-January-2006 at 13:57
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yes i stand corrected -------------    
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Posted By: GraemeH
Date Posted: 06-January-2006 at 15:20
| Mine -- '85 635csi -- appears to contain one! Rightly or wrongly. |
Posted By: AndyS
Date Posted: 06-January-2006 at 20:17
It's getting late, ask me in the morning  ------------- AndyS Live each day as if it's your last - one day it will be. http://www.photostick.co.uk/view-933_BaurSig1.jpg" rel="nofollow"> 
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Posted By: Brucey
Date Posted: 07-January-2006 at 02:47
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-yes it should, big long (7") fat (1" dia) thing with a hole for a tommy bar in it. 6er tool kit is a thing of much loveliness when it is complete, worth searching out all the bits, I reckon. cheers
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Posted By: Pipes
Date Posted: 07-January-2006 at 12:00
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Thanks for that. Thought that's what it was for. Just put a new
set of Bosch W7DC's in and also fitted a K&N air filter. Pete |
Posted By: GraemeH
Date Posted: 07-January-2006 at 12:27
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Mine has K&N parallel filter. Tis excellent! ------------- 
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Posted By: UKDaveJ
Date Posted: 10-January-2006 at 10:12
Here is a pic of my Highline toolkit, still devoid of a couple of items! ------------- My 635's.  
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Posted By: Horsetan
Date Posted: 10-January-2006 at 17:42
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....and here's mine..... -------------   
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Posted By: AndyS
Date Posted: 10-January-2006 at 20:38
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Let's all get our tools out shall we? Can you see what's missing Dave?  ------------- AndyS Live each day as if it's your last - one day it will be. http://www.photostick.co.uk/view-933_BaurSig1.jpg" rel="nofollow">
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Posted By: bmwcrazy
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 00:00
hahah heheheheheheeh 
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Posted By: UKDaveJ
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 03:55
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Yep, thanks Andy! bmwcrazy, whats so funny??!!  ------------- My 635's.
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Posted By: Pipes
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 07:29
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Good to see everyone's got plenty of tools!
What's the thing on the far end for? I haven't got one of those. |
Posted By: UKDaveJ
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 10:16
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Are you referring to the towing eye? Chrome bumper cars won't have, they have an integrated eye protruding through the front lower valance. On the Highline cars with plastic bumpers, there is a thread to screw the eye into!  ------------- My 635's.
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Posted By: bmwcrazy
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 11:57
sorry dave father ted photo should have said
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Posted By: Horsetan
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 12:32
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DRINK! -------------
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bmwcrazy wrote:Posted By: bmwcrazy
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 12:34
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feck off bloody brilliant
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Posted By: Horsetan
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 12:35
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THAT WOULD BE AN ECUMENICAL MATTER!! -------------
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Posted By: bmwcrazy
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 13:08
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yes
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Posted By: Brucey
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 13:43
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as for Dave's.... oh dear, a bit of tool collecting to come I think.... cheers
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Posted By: Horsetan
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 16:48
e-Bay! -------------
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Posted By: AndyS
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 17:01
It's behind the restraining strap, you can just see it. The emergency window winding seems to be a bit of a McGyver palaver.   ------------- AndyS Live each day as if it's your last - one day it will be. http://www.photostick.co.uk/view-933_BaurSig1.jpg" rel="nofollow">
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Posted By: Brucey
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 17:15
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Hmm, yes, black cat in a coal cellar too- its almost the same colour as the tray, isn't it... I've seen three or four different editions of the owners manual; only one mentions the window 'adapter'- but it came in the tool kit of the other two cars anyway, and is required for at least one of them. Basically if you pull the plug off the door and/or the rear trim panel and you can see a plastic hexagon (which will be set a way back on the rear) then you are OK. If there is no hexagon (as on the rear windows of my '85 project car) then you need the 'widget'. I would say its chances of falling down in the rear panel are very high indeed if you actually tried to use it.... cheers
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Posted By: UKDaveJ
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 17:46
Ben would be pleased with that result, the last I heard his rear windows were still stuck/rusted up!
------------- My 635's.
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Posted By: Brucey
Date Posted: 13-January-2006 at 13:43
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BTW I posted on bigcoupe with a toolkit picture and description http://bigcoupe.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2125 - http://bigcoupe.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2125 that you might find useful cheers
------------- ~~~~~~~ Brucey ~~~~~~ |