E36 Radiator Upgrade and Channel News: What's Next?

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • Quick channel update after being offline for a bit and the E36 gets a new performance radiator from JR Spec after the Mishimoto one perished.
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  • @Colin_Morley
    @Colin_Morley Месяц назад +3

    Good man back at it 💪

    • @The_Pit
      @The_Pit  Месяц назад

      Thanks big guy 🙏

  • @dave_gowan
    @dave_gowan Месяц назад +7

    Good to see that e39 destined to go back on the road!

    • @The_Pit
      @The_Pit  Месяц назад +4

      I could never get my self to scrap her and always felt bad after selling the engine and cat. She deserves a new lease of life. Thanks for watching @dave_gowan

  • @Tomoff1Gaming
    @Tomoff1Gaming 27 дней назад +1

    hi, did u manage to use the fan shroud? because you didn’t put it back in the video

    • @The_Pit
      @The_Pit  27 дней назад +1

      Hi, no unfortunately I couldn't, the mounting tabs were miles off, I got this fan shrout in the hope it would work, as she never had one, so I initially just had it sat in, to see if it would work. I will have to make some mounting brackets for it at some point. But she holds temps nicely, so I am in no panic 🙂.

    • @Tomoff1Gaming
      @Tomoff1Gaming 27 дней назад +1

      @@The_Pit okay, thanks!

    • @The_Pit
      @The_Pit  27 дней назад

      @Tomoff1Gaming no worries, thanks for watching and commenting mate😊

    • @Tomoff1Gaming
      @Tomoff1Gaming 27 дней назад +1

      @@The_Pit one more question, what expansion tank is that?

    • @The_Pit
      @The_Pit  27 дней назад

      @Tomoff1Gaming that is a volvo bottle from the P2 5 cylinder turbo models ranging from 2000-2009 I believe. Had it on one of my spare engines as this car came a m3 one that was bulky and wouldnt bleed properly. Works great and tucks away nicely into the engine bay.