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familytruckster 12-06-2010 04:05 PM

converter support bracket
 
taken care of

cooljess76 12-06-2010 09:13 PM

You can get it all new for about 15 bucks:wink: www.getbmwparts.com

familytruckster 12-06-2010 10:10 PM

Really?

Everything in the pic below... for 15 bucks?
http://realoem.com/bmw/diagrams/j/o/7.png




No. Description Supplement Qty From Up To Part Number Price
01 Bracket 1 12/1996 18201728458 $5.85
01 Bracket TLEV 1 18301432595 $28.63
only in conjunction with
-- EXHAUST SUPPORT 1 18301432597 $8.08
-- RUBBER BUSHING D=8MM 4 18207546579 $2.86
-- Hex bolt M8X35 2 07119913676 $0.36
-- Flat washer 8,4 2 07119936432 ENDED
02 Hex bolt M8X20-ZNS 2 07119901120 ENDED
02 Hex bolt M8X20-ZNNIV SI 2 07119903039
03 Flat washer 8,4 2 33311108204 $0.18
04 EXHAUST SUPPORT 1 12/1996 18301728459 $13.25
04 EXHAUST SUPPORT 1 18301432597 $8.08
only in conjunction with
-- Bracket TLEV 1 18301432595 $28.63
-- RUBBER BUSHING D=8MM 4 18207546579 $2.86
-- Hex bolt M8X35 2 07119913676 $0.36
-- Flat washer 8,4 2 07119936432 ENDED
05 SUPPORT SHACKLE 1 18301728461 $5.84
06 Hex bolt M8X16-8.8-ZNS3 1 07119902900 $0.36
07 Hex nut M8-ZNS 2 07119922856 $0.56
07 Hex nut M8-8-ZNS3 2 07119904032 $0.16
07 Collar nut M8 2 07119927022 $0.20
08 SELF-LOCKING HEX NUT M8 1 07129964655 $0.25
10 Rubber Mounting 2 12/1996 17111113699 $5.18
11 Hex nut M6-8-ZNNIV SI 4 12/1996 07119905544 $0.64

spidertri 12-06-2010 10:38 PM

My car doesn't have any trace of that bracket either.

cooljess76 12-06-2010 11:06 PM

Well, if you go with the pre '97 setup it comes out to $35.55. However, if you go with the '97-on setup, it comes out to $19.90. I don't think #'s 10&11 are used on the the post '97 setup, perhaps they're incorporated in part#1 or 4? I was just suggesting new because these parts are usually pretty rusty and damaged due to heat and elements. I know when I removed my stock exhaust, a few of the bolts snapped, threads pulled out of the nuts etc. Either way, do what you like. I'd never buy/install used exhaust hardware on my car when I can spend an extra 10-20 bucks for new stuff, but that's just me. Now if it were the actual cat itself, heck yeah I'd pick up a used one before spending $1800:tongue:

dave45056 12-06-2010 11:10 PM

I recently bought that entire assembly except item 1 for about 30 bucks at getbmwparts.
Mine rusted out (items 4 and 5)and the rubber bushings were shot.
Good luck with your search.

familytruckster 12-06-2010 11:41 PM

I was planning on getting the new stuff...but it looked like it was going to get pricey.

I need to go by tischer soon so I'll just inquire about it then. Stupid nickel and dime crap. I looked around quite a bit in their page and couldn't find the diagram for the mount.

spidertri 02-03-2011 05:44 PM

I picked up all the parts for this yesterday (the post '97 version) and it looks nothing like the diagram. When I ordered it I had the parts guy bring up this screen

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...48&hg=18&fg=30

and order everything. Here's what I got.

http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/e...i/IMG_0355.jpg

Does anyone know how this goes together? All the part numbers are correct, I have all the bolts, nuts, and washers but I can't figure out what goes in those two giant holes.


EDIT - Found an old thread about the topic, which I posted in when I first got the car, and elchicano posted up some pics of the post '97 setup. Apparently, the rubber bushings go in those big holes and stay there, with magic?

http://www.318ti.org/forum/showpost....0&postcount=19

familytruckster 02-03-2011 09:15 PM

Interesting. I just went with the old version.

I ended up not using the rubber. Overly complex setup for what it is.

And from what that diagram says, there aren't any rubber mounts. The rubber is only up to 12/1996.
Here's the one for a 1/1997 build date...

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...48&hg=18&fg=30

spidertri 02-03-2011 09:27 PM

Yeah, I didn't expect to get the rubber bushings but the BMW screen said they were necessary.

Thinking about it some more, the bushings are pressed into the big holes pretty good and they really shouldn't move at all when its all on the car.

familytruckster 02-03-2011 11:20 PM

Almost looks like there should be different rubber bushings for that mount. More like a rubber washer....

spidertri 02-04-2011 01:13 AM

I'm thinking they wanted to reduce the complexity and try to use the same parts, that's why it was redesigned using stuff they already had.


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