[SeanS54]

Here's my DIY video for a diff fluid flush. If you're in the Bay Area and need some work done PM me.

Car: 2009 BMW E90 335i
Diff: Wavetrac LSD w/ custom 6 series diff cover
Fluid: Motul Gear Oil 75w90

[PerthBMW]

Good job thanks for sharing....

[Gennosuke]

Yes, thanks for sharing...about to change dif fluid as well.

Can I make a request on your future DIY Vid hehehe...if you ever re-adjust your coilover height can you make a vid for adjusting both the front and rear height.

I never got a chance to adjust mine myself would like a reference in the future... I know on the front your suppose to use the included spanner wrenches that came with the TC Kline Kit. And the rear...Harold from HPAuto told me to use a punch tool.

Thanks again for the cool video!

[SeanS54]

Originally Posted by PerthBMW

Good job thanks for sharing....

Originally Posted by Gennosuke

Yes, thanks for sharing...about to change dif fluid as well.

Can I make a request on your future DIY Vid hehehe...if you ever re-adjust your coilover height can you make a vid for adjusting both the front and rear height.

I never got a chance to adjust mine myself would like a reference in the future... I know on the front your suppose to use the included spanner wrenches that came with the TC Kline Kit. And the rear...Harold from HPAuto told me to use a punch tool.

Thanks again for the cool video!

Your timing is perfect as I just adjusted my coilovers. Here you go: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1109965

[Illicit]

Where do you jack up the car in the front? The engine 'cradle'? I would rather avoid taking off the plastic cover to access a jack point if possible.

[SeanS54]

Originally Posted by Illicit

Where do you jack up the car in the front? The engine 'cradle'? I would rather avoid taking off the plastic cover to access a jack point if possible.

You don't have to take off the plastic cover to access the front jack point. Here's a good article: http://www.pelicanparts.com/BMW/tech...ur_Vehicle.htm.

[sliverworm]

Here is how to do it with a regular diff cover..

http://www.pelicanparts.com/BMW/tech...eplacement.htm