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      06-11-2015, 05:56 AM   #9
czar35
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Drives: 2008 BMW 335xi
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Elko, MN

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Just did my '08 335xi. One tip I got gave me the extra room I needed. However, I had access to a lift at an auto hobby shop and that was all I needed.

Really easy actually. Disconnected the left side of the power steering and coolant hoses, dropped the sub-frame, supported it with a screw jack, that gave me all the room I needed. With a few universal joints attached to my ratchets and a long screw driver, was able to disconnect and replace all the parts in no time at all. Since it was my first time, took me 5 hours but, was well worth the time that saved me $1,000.00. Parts cost me $550.00 for the kit; BMW water pump, thermostat, bolts, BMW coolant, distilled water.
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