FS:: New 2nd Gen Tool for carbon/walnut blasting, BMW Extraction Adapter 81292208038
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10-07-2013, 01:38 PM
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New 2nd Gen Tool for carbon/walnut blasting, BMW Extraction Adapter 81292208038
Category: Drivetrain
Price: $70
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits (you may select multiples): R56, R57, R58, R59, R60
Location (Region): SouthEast
Item Condition: Brand New
OEM part number is:81292208038. Make me an offer, I still have a couple left
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11-15-2013, 12:02 PM
Cowboy, how are you blasting the media for this?
I'd be interested if I knew what materials I needed to get to perform this job.
I'd be interested if I knew what materials I needed to get to perform this job.
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Sure, There are some great writeups on here about the process. Search "DIY Engine Cleaning", there is a thread by that title with a wealth of info complete with detailed instructions in PDF form. Basically you need a simple blasting pot. 25# of crushed walnut shell blasting media and a few modified pieces along with this adapter. I actually have everything you'll need brand new and unused that I'd be happy to pass on. I got everything to do the project and when I pulled the intake, lo and behold I didn't need to clean it after all. You can get all the tools for $200-$300, a fraction of the cost of a dealer cleaning, I think I have less than $200 in mine. Let me know if you're interested in more than the adapter and I'll add my stuff up and give you a quote.
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Sure, There are some great writeups on here about the process. Search "DIY Engine Cleaning", there is a thread by that title with a wealth of info complete with detailed instructions in PDF form. Basically you need a simple blasting pot. 25# of crushed walnut shell blasting media and a few modified pieces along with this adapter. I actually have everything you'll need brand new and unused that I'd be happy to pass on. I got everything to do the project and when I pulled the intake, lo and behold I didn't need to clean it after all. You can get all the tools for $200-$300, a fraction of the cost of a dealer cleaning, I think I have less than $200 in mine. Let me know if you're interested in more than the adapter and I'll add my stuff up and give you a quote.
As well as the adapters, I want to get rid of them for less $ than anywhere else.
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