Pt. 18 BMW E30 325i How to clean & paint engine block in the car

Last video was a segway into quite involved process of stripping down the engine and refurbishing as much as possible. We have removed all of the accessories and made space to clean up the block and give it a coat of paint. That way we can start bolting up refreshed parts back on :) Hope you enjoy this one!
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[@Zam786]

Beautiful job

[@ALKUKES]

Do you still hsve the parts you taken of?

[@snailspeedprojects292]

All bits got restored and back on the engine. What ever was left was trash

[@hewwgoo]

Amazing!

[@davoskazooga]

if that gasket was still made of asbestos (even if it was aftermarket) I wouldn't break it into parts...BMW Classic (München) replied to me that they didn't use such toxic materials like asbestos after mid of 1985 anymore but who knows where this gasket came from.

[@snailspeedprojects292]

True, thanks for the heads up, didn’t think about that.

[@davoskazooga]

@Zombie Head german E30 or in the US or elsewhere ? I've never seen such a sticker and I've possessed quite a lot of E30s in my life. The person who replied to me from BMW Classic München sort of guaranteed that they didn't use asbestos anymore after mid '85. so either they just lied to me (I specifically asked about 1986 cars though which is still irrelevant in regard to what answer they gave me) or there might be a different reason for yours. (?)

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@Zombie Head interesting, thx for the info