E36 Head Removal Without Specialty Tools | M52 Head Gasket Replacement Ep. 1

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  • Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2022
  • Finally back working on the m52 and we're starting off strong by removing the head and cams without specialty tools. The E36 328ti compact will be back up and ready to drift in no time!
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    -- DJ Quads - "Blushes"
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Комментарии • 43

  • @RadicalReese
    @RadicalReese Год назад +18

    You ARE the specialty tool! 💪

  • @chillyE30
    @chillyE30 4 месяца назад +2

    Thanks I just picked up a $60 m50 and wanted to get the head off . This helps that I can do it without the specialty tools . Just like the m20 ❤

  • @kylev8825
    @kylev8825 Год назад +5

    Looking into tackling this job myself and this video is gonna be HUGE for me. I’ve got the entire cooling system overhaul on the way (water pump, thermostat+housing, radiator, etc.) but before I do that I gotta pull the head to do the gasket and get it checked for warps/cracks at a machine shop. big thanks for the vid

    • @JamDrifts
      @JamDrifts  Год назад

      Glad this video can be of some help! Good luck on the job!

    • @derrickvealjr1477
      @derrickvealjr1477 Год назад

      U on the gram fool

  • @zear1997
    @zear1997 2 месяца назад

    valve cover note, mine also had the random oil at times even with a gasket replacement at a shop, I ended up replacing the whole valve cover and gasket myself. My valve cover had like micro fractures in the plastic and the oil would basically swet through the fractures. and then found the shop used zero gasket sealer so probably added on to it some

  • @sleepyhead9756
    @sleepyhead9756 11 месяцев назад +1

    Gotta put a magnet on those l8fters to keep them in place. They need to go back on the bore they came out of. Bare minimum label them with a sharpee and place where they came out

  • @AWGarage614
    @AWGarage614 Год назад +3

    I’m having head gasket issues with mine or worse could even be a possible cracked head. Either way both jobs require the same labor so this video is going to help me out A LOT. Thanks brother lol.

    • @JamDrifts
      @JamDrifts  Год назад +1

      No problem brotha. Good luck!

    • @AWGarage614
      @AWGarage614 Год назад

      @@JamDrifts what ended up happening with your head? I saw the shop dropped it?

    • @AWGarage614
      @AWGarage614 Год назад

      @@JamDrifts so ngl ours has been hell so far😂.

  • @MaldonadoMoto
    @MaldonadoMoto 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you sir I have successfully got the head off my e36

  • @anmadmartin2357
    @anmadmartin2357 7 месяцев назад

    Big up from Jamaica bro

  • @taeb.4121
    @taeb.4121 Год назад +2

    Instant sub after that 10mm comment 2real😂😂

  • @LeoLiswed-ik1fg
    @LeoLiswed-ik1fg Месяц назад

    Thank you so much bro

  • @ericrotstein6547
    @ericrotstein6547 Год назад

    Video was great and very descriptive but when I was removing the Vanos system without the proper Vanos tool I stripped the gear and had to buy a new Vanos gear. It was cheap at the junkyard, but just to warn anyone trying to do this, it is worth it to buy the Vanos tool.

    • @user-vc4cm8kk8m
      @user-vc4cm8kk8m Год назад +1

      Just slightly rotate the crank while your pulling it out and it works just like having the tool

  • @DriftEmigrant
    @DriftEmigrant 11 месяцев назад

    just blew my HG of S52turbo, stock unopen engine after 1y of beating start build pressure in coolant , no misfire or wet exhaust , so just boost lift the head I guess. And same thing - leaking out of cyl.3 and cyl.4

  • @conradgieblewicz8220
    @conradgieblewicz8220 10 месяцев назад

    Hollow cams..
    How awsome..
    Just don't sneeze while loosing the cam bolts and you will probably be ok..
    Maybe..

  • @RavenTanahishi
    @RavenTanahishi 10 месяцев назад

    i know its been a while since you made this, but i would like to know how long this took to remove?

  • @crazyyakuza8741
    @crazyyakuza8741 Год назад +3

    Why do bmw blow head gasket like gumbi blowing pokey

  • @DamonFeyOutdoors
    @DamonFeyOutdoors 5 месяцев назад

    I'm asking everywhere i can before taking to much apart on my 92 325is and hope you might be able to answer a question.
    To replace worn and brittle timing chain guide rails (the one operated by the plunger type tensioner on the side of the cylinder head), do you need to take off the tmobile chain front cover?

    • @joshuacruz4046
      @joshuacruz4046 Месяц назад +1

      Did you get your answer ?

    • @DamonFeyOutdoors
      @DamonFeyOutdoors Месяц назад

      Turns out the answer was yes. Thanks for asking.
      I'm running into another issue after pulling and surfacing the head, and I'm not sure it's worth it to me to keep messing around with it as it seems I may need to remove the engine to work on it or replace it.
      Thanks again for checking in

  • @kakxshi
    @kakxshi Год назад

    I feel like everyone has the 10mm curse lol

  • @zacharywiggins3768
    @zacharywiggins3768 7 месяцев назад

    Are you sure you have to take the cams out to take the head off

  • @TheeJhenMohran
    @TheeJhenMohran 7 месяцев назад

    im trying to do this with no space or crane.. this is episode 1 but how did u get the engine out 😢

    • @stuckbizzabee3921
      @stuckbizzabee3921 4 месяца назад +1

      kinda late response but the head can easily be pulled without pulling the engine. youd spend much much more time doing that. only difference is just leave the manifold bolted to head just undo the lower connection down the pipe.

    • @TheeJhenMohran
      @TheeJhenMohran 4 месяца назад

      @@stuckbizzabee3921 hmmm interesting

  • @aldolopez319
    @aldolopez319 Год назад

    What are your plans with the engine?

    • @JamDrifts
      @JamDrifts  Год назад +4

      For now I just want to get it to a point where it's essentially fully refreshed and 100% reliable. I want to keep it NA for as long as possible and maybe do cams and M50 intake in the future.

    • @michaeltorres7709
      @michaeltorres7709 Год назад +1

      I lost all compression on cylinder 4 after m50 manifold swap. 🥲

  • @cdeprima1209
    @cdeprima1209 6 месяцев назад +1

    Probably loose head bolts or a cracked head, not just gasket! Check head bolts first and re-torque to 65-75 lb-ft. Forget liberal TTY BS, if they are loose torque them! :)

  • @bigdeal87
    @bigdeal87 Год назад

    had the head any cracks ? thanks

    • @JamDrifts
      @JamDrifts  Год назад

      The head did end up being cracked unfortunately.

    • @DanielReyes-ut1dp
      @DanielReyes-ut1dp 11 месяцев назад

      any recommendations on where to buy a replacement head?@@JamDrifts

  • @FieldClosed
    @FieldClosed 7 месяцев назад

    You look high as a kite 😂

  • @FieldClosed
    @FieldClosed 2 месяца назад

    Well my vanos is obviously no good if yours was that hard to compress. I hardly have to push mine 😅

  • @jodyknight2468
    @jodyknight2468 Год назад

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