1988 BMW E32 735iL M30 B35 with 395k miles engine tear down (complete)

[@ClassicBMWFanInQuebec]

Wow massive video! This is pure gold. Thanks for documenting all of this, it's a big service to all the M30 owners.

[@Broncocarl92]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and be safe out there!

[@rueliotube]

I can’t get over how clean that looks in the video. Even the inside of the timing covers looks like it just came out of the parts washer. Thanks for the video.

[@Mohanned1979]

A very long vid like this is so satisfying

[@Broncocarl92]

That is so nice to hear. Thanks for watching and please be safe out there!

[@nirajbharath1040]

Great video. Working on an M30B28 myself and will be going through this process too.

[@nenadtasic9665]

Thank you very much, i just have bought one m30b35 with low mileage but that was sitting for 15 years and need a reassembly, so this will be very helpful. Hope you make another video of putting back new or refurbished parts all together

[@dcim4861]

This is an excellent video. Thank you for posting it and we'll done from Australia 👍

[@547Rick]

Very nice! Now the trick is to see if you can put it all back together in 1 hour and 17 minutes. LOL!

[@Broncocarl92]

Probably not.. thanks for the visit, and be well my friend.

[@gerryreggea]

Will sure use your video for reference. Thanks

[@blueoval402]

Thankyou much appreciated love your videos cheers.

[@Broncocarl92]

Thanks for watching

[@swedauto1]

I noticed your shirt, Charlies Barb-B-Que in Greenville SC, I live right down the road.

[@Broncocarl92]

It's my favorite.

[@johnfry9010]

Beautiful engine and almost 400k , amazing . Nice Southbend didn't know you had a lathe Carl ?

[@Broncocarl92]

I am amazed by the almost zero wear of the mains and rod bearings. I bought new bushes for the small ends of the connecting rods, but I am going to leave them as they are. The Southbend has been in the shop for 3-4 years now, was a hand me down (gift) from a very good (great) friend. I love it. Thanks for watching and please be safe out there.

[@AnotherMotorist]

Excellent video. It seems the way it looks after that many miles gives me hope for my m30b34 to last so much longer than I thought originally and thinking about forced induction now. What is your take on your m30b35 motor lasting another few hundred thousand miles?

[@Belozw]

Thanks for this! :D

[@Stukreit]

Would you have vid on inspection, mic'ing, evaluation? I have an m30b35 (and another, mbz diesel) which I'm cutting my teeth on.

[@kiskikiski]

what hp version is that m30b35 engine ? some are 186 or 211 or 218 hp, i cant tell the difference.

[@blkcoupequattro]

How do the bores look?

[@Mohanned1979]

Are you going to install liners and machine the crank?

[@Broncocarl92]

No.. I have a NOS block and pistons. The crank has virtually no wear so I am going to assemble with new bearings and check the clearance.. and go from there.

[@Mohanned1979]

Broncocarl92 Nice content and so educational Thanks

[@stephenclottey4444]

Please, want BMW E32 engine to buy

[@RicardoMartinez-kr5qk]

I'd love to see one of these swapped into a jeep or a pickup

[@stephenclottey4444]

Want E32 engine to buy, please