How to Contact me

August 26, 2014, 12:51 am

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Hi guys. I sincerely apologise for not responding to messages on time and not at all but I have been tied up with work.

If you need anything please contact me via WhatsApp or direct email or call me.

Email: rustenburg@emiautoparts.co.za
WhatsApp: 0824467373

Rustenburg Office:
014 592 0209 or 014 592 1237

Polokwane office:
015 291 1099 or 015 291 1690

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1999 BMW Z3 Roadster

August 26, 2014, 1:11 am

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I am looking for an electric window winder on the driver's side for my 1999 BMW Z3 Roadster. Also a fuel tank float complete with the electronic sensor. I live in Benoni but can arrange to collect.

Urgent Help Please

August 26, 2014, 1:47 am

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Howsit Guys
I need some urgent help.

I bought my wife a Guess hand bag for her birthday that costed me an arm and a leg.
2 days after my wifes birthday my 2 year old princess got hold of it and scribled all over it with a black fine point pen.

How do i get it off.
My wife is really not impressed, so i need to save the day

Pic to follow.

Coding Services Required - FRM module VIN Number Programming

August 26, 2014, 2:18 am

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Hi guys

If you do coding or know anyone who knows how to program/code the VIN number and VO to a replacement FRM2 module on a E82 1 series coupe please let me know. I have a job for you ($$$).

As far as I know you can use Tool32/WinFKP/NCS expert to do it.

I have the cable if required.

PM me please.

Thanks


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Rear trailing arm bush - E90 330i

August 26, 2014, 3:14 am

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Hi guys.

Since fitting 19's on my car (E90 330i), the back tyres have really bad uneven wear from the inside. Got under 3000kms on a set of back tyres that were almost brand new. Used to get at least 40 000kms on the 17's.

I have spoken to a few people and the suggestion is that I need to have the rear trailing arm bushes replaced.

My question is - have any of you guys done this? And, did it help with the uneven wear on the tyres?

let me know.

Vicky

Don't mess with a Land Rover

August 26, 2014, 3:14 am

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Hi guys,

So this past Saturday afternoon I had a little accident with a girl who drove into the back of me.

I had stopped to let an emergency vehicle (with blearries and cherries going) get through the traffic on his way to another accident, when the girl drove into the back of me doing 60. I barely felt anything, so when I pulled off to the side of the road I was surprised to see the damage to the other car.

None of us were hurt thankfully.

The damage to my Landy:


The damage to the girls VW Polo Vivo:

Expendable 3

August 26, 2014, 3:16 am

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Anyone seen it yet?

Was quite nice but not as great as the previous 2.

So you think Winter is over

August 26, 2014, 3:20 am

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Hey there guys,

I hear there is wide spread snow coming in the next few days.
From a light dusting on Table Mountain, all over the Drakensburg and some in the KZN Midlands.

Jozi is gonna be cold again for the weekend.

Crap, have to buy another gas cylinder

Take care guys

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E34 Newbie

August 26, 2014, 3:31 am

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Hi Guys,

i'm Avi I have a 1992 E34 M5. Looking forward to having awesome times with this club. I was first quite hesitant to join another club but after spending a day with you guys at FR&R dyno day it's seems as if you guys are quite cool.

Here are some pics :









This is a full restoration project so you guys will see a lot from me in the diy and tech sections.

Peace
Avi...

Disapointed: Test drove this M3 today

August 26, 2014, 4:29 am

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Hi all,

I am rather disappointed. I test drove this 06 E46 M3 today with 100000 km's on the clock and it felt so pap. My 330i feels like it pulls way harder.

It is a vert and I know they are a little heavier but surely an E46 M3 isnt THAT slow. Sounded great but maybe a 7 second 0-100 if anything.

I wouldnt buy a vert, i just thought since I have some time Im going to start looking to see what is out there in terms of E46 M3's.

Maybe some knowledgable guys can give some info on what could be a reason for this thing feeling so pap? Vanos perhaps?

http://www.autotrader.co.za/used-cars/bm...w/model/m3

E36 M3 Sedan 1998 ABS Pump

August 26, 2014, 4:37 am

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Hi all

I have just heard that my ABS pump has packed up, is there a second hand one you guys might know of in good condition for sale in the Gauteng area?

Do you love your job?

August 26, 2014, 5:09 am

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Good Day Guys and Girls. I was having a conversation with a colleague now and we were just talking about work and if this is what we really wanted to do when we went to school. For me I have always wanted to work with cars but I ended up studying IT and I'm still in a different job stream than what I had studied for. Are you happy with your current job and if not which field did u initially want to work in?

I would still kill to work in a car related field. What about you?

Karcher Spring Sale

August 26, 2014, 5:17 am

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Found this link, thought some people might be interested http://www.karcher.co.za/za/KAeRCHER_CEN...g_sale.htm

Steering Wheel Recovered

August 26, 2014, 5:52 am

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Hi all

Anybody knows where I can get my e36 steering wheel covered in and around the Midrand area. So far the best quote I got was R1500 from a workshop in Sandton.

Thanks

need 2 x 17" 225 45

August 26, 2014, 9:09 am

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Hi all

going to buy 2 x rft tomorrow
size 225 45 17" probably bridge stones
best price around R1600 per tyre
like to use fellow fanatics who have shops
anyone can match or better that price
in Jozi area

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New Z3 3.0l Roadster owner...

August 26, 2014, 11:10 am

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Hi Guys

So while working last week Thursday, something says, go onto Gumtree and search for a BMW Z3... I did and voila, I found the Z3 I've always dreamed of. Went to see it on the Friday, bought it immediately.

Specs:

2001 Z3 3.0L Manual
Mileage: 92xxx
Full BMW History
All Keys and Manuals
Blue Interor
Tan Electric Roof
IMMACULATE condition. NOT A SCRATCH!!!!

BMWFanatics Dyno Day

August 26, 2014, 11:51 am

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In the true spirit of automotive enthusiasm, BMWFanatics held an event which members could put their car onto the all important rollers and measure just how many Gigawatts of power their Deloreans were putting down. In true BMW fashion, their was a great turnout, and some fantastic cars to look at even though some didn’t want to let the world know just-yet what tarmac tearing abilities their cars had. A good day out, a great mash up of enthusiasts and memories that will live on with us. Enjoy the pics and the vids!















































Link to Thread: Click Click

BMW Power.

new bushes and shocks needed.

August 26, 2014, 11:56 am

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good day gentleman and ladies.

so my E36 328i is not really handling that well. the back end of the vehicle wants to overtake me on every bump i hit while cornering. comfort is horrid and my suspension needs major work.

i have decided to redo my whole suspension as the guy who i had bought the car from the said everything was "fine" but everything is far from it. bushes are cracked, shocks feel as they are hitting something when i go over a hard bump so out it goes.

on the bushes side i have been thinking about powerflex bushes from front to back as thats what i need. but have any guys had experience with whiteline or meyle and powerflex?

on the shocks side i have been looking at st techniques and eibach pro street s. i dont really need dampening though it would be nice but my car is going to be a daily driver so i dont think i would need it. am i wrong in thinking that?

the main reason for this is i want a nice ride height done the proper way without my scraping the road. i do want comfort as i carry my family in the car but i also want some stiffness to have some sidways action on the weekend.

would these bushes and coilovers get me the desired results or should i be looking at something else?

any help is greatly appreciated.

max mods on stock ecu

August 26, 2014, 12:03 pm

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good day gentleman and ladies.

i have a question for those who know more than me about the standard ecu.

i have a 1996 328i. as much as i want power im a oem guy at heart so adding turbo setups etc is just a major no no.

so my question is what is the maximum i can do to my car without doing a piggy back or stand alone as the most important part to me is that my obc says "check ok". i have seen a couple e36 that have had either gotech added or something similiar and they lose the obc functionality.

any assistance as to what i can do to my car but not add any sort of management will be greatly appreciated.

How does this work?

August 26, 2014, 11:24 pm

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check out the brake calipers