The patient is a 2003 BMW E46 330d EU3 touring.
It was supposed to be a replacement of rotten brake lines, but it turned out to be a complete disaster. As this is not my first, but the second e46 (the first one was a pre-facelift and I changed it mainly because of the engine to have more potential for tuning), bought for three times as much money compare to the first one, I thought the condition will be at least decent, but it turned out to be terrible. Then I decided to bring this car to perfect condition, which unfortunately became more and more distant from month to month. Each subsequent unscrewed element revealed further defects. I am not a professional mechanic. I do it purely out of passion and hobby. This repair is completely devoid of logic. If you would also like to have a car like in this program on TV, "Buy it and do it"... Then I invite you to my video report so that you can think twice before getting into a mess like I did... but who knows? Maybe it's worth it?
0:00 Introduction
1:14 Removing the exhaust
1:44 Dismantling the drive shaft
4:25 Removing the fuel tank
8:50 Removing the rear bumper
13:05 Removing the rear lamp