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Old 4th April 2008, 21:56   #1
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E34 //M5s for sale in SA

http://search.autotrader.co.za/www/cars_search?country=ZA¤cy=ZAR&modelexact=1&make=BMW&model=M5&keywords=&min_pr=&max_pr=400000&min_year=&max_year=&mileage_RANGE=0&source=&so rt=5&SUBMIT.x=53&SUBMIT.y=10

These are both inland cars, they should have no rust.
I phoned the owner of the red car before buying mine, vehicle has just over 100k miles on it.

If the white one wasn't 600km away, I'd be keen to go check it out. Still 2400(GBP) isn't a lot of money
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Old 7th April 2008, 16:53   #2
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So both are South-Africa made? That's interestering, very rare. Pity you cannot get some build sheets for these, would have been interesting to compare with the Euro and US cars.

Do you know if that leather interior that was mentioned in another thread, is a standard feature on all SA?
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AfricaOffroad I bought the white one, Got it yesterday but im not too happy, theres oil in the nr 5 spark plug hole and the car is leaking oil heavy.

Most of the components in the engine bay doesn't line up, the radiator is tightened with cable ties, the brake fluid holder is being held upright with a home made strap, the aircon pipes isnt connected, the airfilter doesnt line up with the mounting holes.
I don't understand why the things doesn't line up.

Will try to sort the thing out from Monday.
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Leet, welcome to the Board.
Lets see some pics of the car, close ups of the problems you describe.

You will get lots of advice here on how to correct issues. R37 000, what can you buy for that kind of money these days?

Oil leaks - make sure one of them is not your cam chain tensioner diaphram - if so , immediately replace with the unit from the E36 3.2 M3 - dont mess around, if your motor goes pop because of this you're in for big $$$.

BTW, where you based? JHB?
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Im in Nelspruit
I did somre reeding and I think its the valve cover gasket that needs to be replaced.
Here are some pix...
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First of all, Leet nice collection of cars in that garage of yours !!!

From your pics its clear that the E34 has had a front end rebuild. Your grill is the wide version found on later cars, its not the 1992 original. Bonnet has also been changed to match the new grill. Lots of missing original clips on the radiator, clutch resevoir - it should be installed in front of the coil with a small steel fabricated bracket.

As you say the airbox is not lining up at all. The little rubber mounts are missing, although it does not matter as they wouldn't line up anyway.

I suspect poor workmanship and attention to detail during the front end repair is the root cause of all the misalignment. dont think you have an easy job getting it all sorted.
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Looks like they put a M-sports package bumper from the normal E34-series on the car, no M5 bumper at least.

Pics of different bumpers can be found here: http://www.e34m5.se/forum/fangare.asp

There is a part missing for the airbox also, a thick isolated hose that goes all the way down to the backside of the lights.

What's in that container to the left (pic 7 below the BMW text)? Don't think I have seen that on Euro or US spec cars.

What's the interior like Leet Pro? Leather? Any photos?
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What's in that container to the left (pic 7 below the BMW text)? Don't think I have seen that on Euro or US spec cars.
Hydraulic clutch reservoir

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What's the interior like Leet Pro? Leather? Any photos?
Leet,

please post some pics of the interior door panels, I want to see if the design is the same as my SA built car
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The Z3 is my moms car, its a 2.8 1998 model with 28 000km on the clock.
The X5 is my dads, its a 3.0d 2007 Aug model with 1500km.
My Blue m5 is a 2006 with 16 000km.
The white m5 has 222 000km on.
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