The BMW M6 Is ALIVE !!! (Project Indy)

In this video i start my BMW M6 after installing new rod bearings, rod bolts and vanos pump, thanks to Dr Vanos for supporting the channel with the vanos pump and oil line drvanos.com/

[@benirving3807]

New vanos gears require no clearance. There is a coating on them that wears off to leave the correct coating. This make assembly easy for the factory. You will now have twice the necessary clearance.

[@testosteronba]

Very soon you'll need warehouse for all those car 😅 can't wait to see that m6 on the road again!

[@GeorgeAusters]

You should do a secondary air injection pump delete and get all that out of the way.. Just did it on my 760Li

[@rstevep9413]

great show thinks

[@RickCT2000]

It’s like air traffic control with all those cars waiting to take off. Great video. So much good info.

[@PastorDavidFranklin]

Great work Nathan! Always enjoy seeing you noodle through the issues and the fixes!

[@DuaneMoore]

Love the phone vids Right up my alley ;)

[@jimmynickelz]

Don't forget the tail light gaskets. Trust me...and clear out the drains.

[@GeorgeAusters]

You can use cable ties to keep the gasket in place while installing the pan

[@tech42long35]

Awsm! really cool car. liked the whole thing. great vid.

[@LoopsRonin]

After watching all these vids I know one thing..... F BMWs from this generation

[@jeffleach2668]

Just changed my aluminum oil pans gasket on my ‘06 Ford Freestyle. The torque pattern was start at one bolt and just go around from there instead of the usual criss cross pattern. Thought that was quite an odd torque sequence.

[@ivailovelikov5224]

Hi Nathan, you do not prime oil to the engine in any way before straight up starting it? I'm into this job now and I was thinking to crank the engine a bit without spark plugs in

[@bcas357]

Lmk if you want to work on E60 M5.... rod bearings, vanos solenoids and fuel filter needs changing? I would love to work with you! I'm in Chicago

[@I.Odnamra]

Very nice. So when can I expect delivery?

[@tbirdboy]

Bring your sister back Nate. She is a cutie. Bump up your numbers for sure.

[@sheepdogtactical1430]

Question, I'm pulling my hair out with my 04 325i e46. Replaced All speedsensors with Bosch. Using my Foxwell NT510 Front wheels are Not showing any movement 0 but rears are functioning good. Also no speedo and Tri-fecta lights limp mode. Even looked at the 2 abs Pressure sensors and both functioning and steering angle sensors reads normal on live. I have DSC, Red Brake, ABS lights on. And ideas??? Thx

[@LeverPhile]

You should have codes ... scan the instrument cluster and the DSC unit. Btw, the speedo reads off the left rear wheel speed sensor (one of the rears, pretty sure its the left), so the issue is likely in a control module or perhaps wiring.

[@LuisMartinez-ry2qr]

Nathan ! This a completely different topic but I have a e39 528i auto trans. It should work in a e36 m52 or e38 m52 right ?? Please get back to me thanks

[@Lester.M]

Looking forward to the rebirth! Hey Nate, what model of OBD scanner do you use for your Porsche jobs? Thank you sir! P.S. I’m still using the BMW scanner (Creator 310) you recommended and it works perfectly, thank you.

[@NathansBMWWorkshop]

That wont work for porsche though

[@Lester.M]

@@NathansBMWWorkshop Yes sir, it’s working on my 135i (and I appreciate the recommendation) but I need something for my Porsche Macan. Is there a specific scanner you recommend for Porsche products? Sorry about the confusion.

[@teufelhunden2820]

FIRST!!!! Nate, shout out? Lol

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Are you a smoker Nathan?