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Rusty Brake Calipers – How to Bring Them Back to Life
Rusty brake calipers are a byproduct of time, plain and simple. Endless cycles of rain, sun, dry and wet conditions, cold and hot weather are guaranteed to leave a mark. A rusty set of calipers won’t affect your braking performance too much as long as the rust is superficial. All of the important bits are […]
The KONI Activate Your Rebate…ehem….Rebate – Available at eEuro
Ends November 30th 2018 With cooling temperatures, many of us are getting their shopping lists together for that pre-winter service. Many of you probably have a new suspension setup on that list, well now’s a great time to pull the trigger on a new set of KONI shocks, struts, and full suspension kits. Activate Your […]
How to use eEuroparts.com My Projects
It’s pretty common for people to want to save a part or their entire cart for later. That’s why we have a feature on our site called My Projects. eEuroparts.com My Projects does three important things that can be helpful for the planning and staging phases of European car ownership. That’s the ability to save […]
Swedish Car Day 2018 photo gallery is UP!
Swedish Car Day falls in early fall every year in Brookline Massachusetts, a high end suburb of Boston. Featuring the perfect mix of upscale ivy covered stone walls, hard to navigate roads, and beautiful vintage and modern cars, Swedish Car Day 2018 was a huge hit for everyone that made the trip out. With several […]
How Do Catalytic Converters Work and How to Break In a New One
The golden years of unrestricted automotive development are long gone. Today, car manufacturers worldwide are continually struggling to meet the industry’s expectations, all while sticking to the ever-growing emissions regulations. A catalytic converter is a device that was specifically designed to help with this struggle. Today we’ll talk about what exactly is a catalytic converter […]
The Saab Owners Convention 2018 Photo Gallery is UP
Every year, the biggest group of Saab people in the Western Hemisphere get together and have themselves a party. The group is called the Saab Club of North America, and the party is someone candidly named the Saab Owners Convention. At the SOC, there’s something for everyone, which means you get an excellent mix of […]
Tackling a RUSTY E30 – What did I do?!
When I found my 1991 BMW 318is on one of the BMW forums, for sale almost 1,000 miles away, I jumped on it quicker than Ken Block smoking a new set of tires. Slick top (no sunroof), manual transmission, unmolested, a great price, and it’s dark gray (I have a penchant for black cars). A […]
Reminiscing over my PV544 Volvo Woodie Wagon
When I was 17, I bought a 1965 Volvo PV544 for $ 15.00. It had been a daily driver of a family friend until it was rear-ended. The insurance company totaled the car thus the windfall for me. The car had been hit squarely in the rear buckling both rear fenders outward. It was still […]
Getrag 260 Synchro Replacement, Part 2: Gear Train
In my BMW E30 Getrag 260 transmission, only the 3rd gear was grinding, so the plan going in was only to replace the 3rd gear synchro. Upon inspection, I found that the second gear synchro also needed replacement even though it wasn’t grinding yet. For part 2, I’ll be replacing the synchronizes. [Part 1 […]
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