So what’s the best? Full poly or part rubber and part poly like you have?
@WestinghouseProductions9 күн бұрын
Very much depends on what you want to use the car for. Dedicated track then full poly, but for mixture of road/track then the inserts are great.
@Stian20018 күн бұрын
@@WestinghouseProductions ok. I mainly drive on the road. But, have plans for trackdays. So I will go for part poly rubber👍🏻
@Mos-qp6xm10 күн бұрын
Thanks mate. Really helpful as i am installing mine soon. 👌🏼
@AlexGSi200020 күн бұрын
Hi Paul. How are the Delphi sensors holding out? I need to replace all of mine, wondering if I just need to bite the bullet and get them from BMW or go for the cheaper Delphi ones.
@WestinghouseProductions20 күн бұрын
Hi Alex, I’d just plump for OEM BMW ones if I did the job again. Didn’t have an issue with the Delphi offering, but the quality of aftermarket parts has recently gone downhill.
@AlexGSi200019 күн бұрын
@@WestinghouseProductionstime to dust off the ole credit card. Cheers mate.
@brianstark201022 күн бұрын
Thanks! I need to update the home link module on a 2nd newly acquired E38 to work with a newer garage door opener. I know from my first E38 the overhead panel is fragile but it was long ago when I updated the first E38. This video helps refresh my memory immensely.
@j.ianmichel3059Ай бұрын
Can you explain the inlet's at the side of the bumper and the front of the bumper but not in the usual lower grill location. Also brake ducts did you have them running somewhere or just open. Also does the E39 have enough room to be cooled properly?
@Stian2001Ай бұрын
Do you know what sensor that turns on the fan? Is it the one on the side off the radiator aka temprature sensor? Cause I tested the fan today with inpa and it worked on 50% and 90% speed. I just want it to work when needed. Any tips would be nice to know😀
@Stian2001Ай бұрын
Very good video. Imma do this test on my 3 e39’s👍🏻
@Japan-in-NАй бұрын
Loved this, growing up by this line at Ferrybridge brought back memories
@m1sport082 ай бұрын
Vauxhall van got bmw rims and class 37 horn
@4CarPL_TLK_LutomirskiАй бұрын
can't get any better m8
@ARMErik19883 ай бұрын
Furchtbare Sprache und hässliches Dialekt 😂! Aber gutes Video👍
@FlashJockey13 ай бұрын
does it make any difference?
@WestinghouseProductions2 ай бұрын
Not really. Good for hanging the engine from though when removing the front subframe 😅
@Sylum173 ай бұрын
Anywhere I can order these materials?
@waleedarif67403 ай бұрын
Please keep these operational up to 2030.
@dieseldave38793 ай бұрын
An intersting tour of the industry in the North East! 🚂👍
@MD-mc5kd4 ай бұрын
Крайне сомнительная конструкция. Слабое место - болты, которые работают на срез. Я бы не рискнул поднимать дорогую машину на этом изделии.
@My9114 ай бұрын
Thanks for this. Doing the same on my E53. My homeliness cost me 90€ and it was the only one on eBay!
@davewsmith14 ай бұрын
Thank you so much. This saved me hours of fiddling “blindfolded”. Very clear guidance.
@edenbridgejunction75264 ай бұрын
I want this on my ebike. 😂😂😂
@stevesellers-wilkinson73764 ай бұрын
Really interesting, thank you for sharing. The 91s are my favourite locos so it was particularly interesting for me! 👍
@VauxhallRailfan4 ай бұрын
15:57 the points were reversed?? Not set right??
@WestinghouseProductions4 ай бұрын
Trailing through hand points was allowed back then. Not anymore though.
@trackingfishing2d4525 ай бұрын
Wah indah sekali kawanku
@Owl-ge9jl5 ай бұрын
Moving the carpet out of the way wasn't too dire for me. I just removed the kick panel which has two push pins, pulled the door seal out of the way, unscrewed the hood release handle and a plastic rivet, then carefully pulled the pedal out. Once I did that and unscrewed the clutch pedal stop, I was able to move the carpet. It's not too bad.
@albertobynoe45066 ай бұрын
You should have shown the vehicle been driven up on the ramp.and raising the vehicle.
@MRM5J6 ай бұрын
What clutch and flywheel is this?
@WestinghouseProductions6 ай бұрын
BBB Powertrain flywheel with Sachs heavy duty clutch and pressure plate.
@jan-akemagnusson45596 ай бұрын
I love the sound of the 66! :)
@nlk2946 ай бұрын
The engine is also being used in modernized German class 218 locomotives, however the old engine (MTU MA 956 TB11) is generally being regarded as superior.
@dosv20586 ай бұрын
How many radiators do you have? What is the max pressure when system reaches working temperature?
@arthurmatthews93217 ай бұрын
This locomotive is arguably one of the most stunning pieces of mechanical and electrical engineering equipment ever built.
@arthurmatthews93213 ай бұрын
@and321nowyou are probably right to be honest. I was at heaton Newcastle for about 5 years, most of my work was on 156s and 142 noding. Donkeys. Mostly bogie drops and brake relines . Sometimes Cummins engine swaps . We had 3 or 4 91 sets in each night,usually for safety service inspection, but I never really got to work on them .
@anthonycordingley12567 ай бұрын
Hi can the 91 be remotely shunted by the controls by the door I noticed 2 sets of controls 1 in each cab by the doors ?
@WestinghouseProductions7 ай бұрын
The auxiliary driving controls are still active, but give limited operational control for power and brake. They still work but aren’t used anymore. The accompanying Mk4 DVT has auxiliary driving controls also, but all have been disconnected.
@Johnny167817 ай бұрын
Well done, very well put together and explained, 😁
@WestinghouseProductions5 ай бұрын
Glad you liked it!
@computiNATEor7 ай бұрын
Liked for bonus doggo! 🐶
@serginose95137 ай бұрын
Hello. thanks for your videos. One question, what is the cube for? Why not put the original exhaust pipe and also show the exhaust noise? thank you
@RamnauthRavindranth-re1bm7 ай бұрын
Sir if can put fan of 4 wire to plug 3 in car
@WestinghouseProductions7 ай бұрын
Not without modification. The 3 wire fan uses PWM to determine speed and has a constant 12V main feed. The 4 wire fan uses switched 12v feeds via relays to determine the fan speed
@tajpaul7 ай бұрын
Hi. do you have any technical documentation on how to make such a ramp? Thank you.
@MomBelleOfNewYork7 ай бұрын
Wow lots of view
@kennethpearson30218 ай бұрын
I would love to build a set of these do you have any drawings or dimensions you can to get started?
@stephenchecksfield6328 ай бұрын
Brilliant video insight of the interior cab and electric equipment bay of the class 91😊
@mstrbool6028 ай бұрын
Thanks for this. Really interesting - you clearly know your stuff! Such a shame we can’t / don’t want to make stuff like this anymore.
@andrewmcgonigle57068 ай бұрын
What is the temperature like in there ?
@BrooklynTony19 ай бұрын
UK and US guys should swap the headlights with each other 😅
@E39ForLife09 ай бұрын
What's a bonnet
@RailwayWorld_20239 ай бұрын
wow, this is epic!!! the Class 91 is my favourite train!!!!!!!!! this is awesome, would love to visit Neville Hill or Bounds Green to see this all in person, the sounds, the smells! in 2018 I did a day with VTEC riding in the cab of a 91 it was amazing! would love to do something again on a 225 before they go
@lasalleman67929 ай бұрын
Got to love that English countryside!
@mvm03vm39 ай бұрын
Great video, definitely has a lot of distinctive sounds the 91
@johnstones74509 ай бұрын
I’d like to buy some of the parts from the car. Is the a way to get in touch?
@WestinghouseProductions9 ай бұрын
Hi John, the only parts left are the engine, IKE and DME, everything else was sold.
@johnstones74509 ай бұрын
@@WestinghouseProductions thanks for the reply. Inspired by your project I’ll be mating a 7sp DCT to an M6246 with an M5 LSD. My transmission is starting to go in to failsafe and I’d prefer to upgrade to something more spicey!
@WestinghouseProductions9 ай бұрын
In that case, I still have the adaptor plate to mate the GS7 box to the S/M62 and sprung hub flywheel which you’ll need. Drop me a DM and we’ll go from there.
@johnstones74509 ай бұрын
@@WestinghouseProductions excellent! I don’t think there is a DM feature on KZread. Are you on any other social media or do you have another suggestion to make contact?
@WestinghouseProductions9 ай бұрын
I’m on Instagram too, M5Tracktoy on there 👍
@caithnessrailrambler26989 ай бұрын
Nice Video Enjoyed that! 😊
@lhm477210 ай бұрын
Nice M5, nice bike, nice garage ! All very nice. Thanks for the DIY. Coming up with mine now, too.
@540idioT11 ай бұрын
if I have OE worn old bushings, is it ok to use inserts instead of installing new bushings?
@WestinghouseProductions11 ай бұрын
You could do, but it won’t fix the problem of worn bushings.
@kirwanjohn10111 ай бұрын
Hello, can you use a pressured system attached to the clutch fluid resovar and bleed the cluch this way? This is how I do the brakes. Can I also do the cluch tje same way?
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What is the symbol on the fan?
So what’s the best? Full poly or part rubber and part poly like you have?
Very much depends on what you want to use the car for. Dedicated track then full poly, but for mixture of road/track then the inserts are great.
@@WestinghouseProductions ok. I mainly drive on the road. But, have plans for trackdays. So I will go for part poly rubber👍🏻
Thanks mate. Really helpful as i am installing mine soon. 👌🏼
Hi Paul. How are the Delphi sensors holding out? I need to replace all of mine, wondering if I just need to bite the bullet and get them from BMW or go for the cheaper Delphi ones.
Hi Alex, I’d just plump for OEM BMW ones if I did the job again. Didn’t have an issue with the Delphi offering, but the quality of aftermarket parts has recently gone downhill.
@@WestinghouseProductionstime to dust off the ole credit card. Cheers mate.
Thanks! I need to update the home link module on a 2nd newly acquired E38 to work with a newer garage door opener. I know from my first E38 the overhead panel is fragile but it was long ago when I updated the first E38. This video helps refresh my memory immensely.
Can you explain the inlet's at the side of the bumper and the front of the bumper but not in the usual lower grill location. Also brake ducts did you have them running somewhere or just open. Also does the E39 have enough room to be cooled properly?
Do you know what sensor that turns on the fan? Is it the one on the side off the radiator aka temprature sensor? Cause I tested the fan today with inpa and it worked on 50% and 90% speed. I just want it to work when needed. Any tips would be nice to know😀
Very good video. Imma do this test on my 3 e39’s👍🏻
Loved this, growing up by this line at Ferrybridge brought back memories
Vauxhall van got bmw rims and class 37 horn
can't get any better m8
Furchtbare Sprache und hässliches Dialekt 😂! Aber gutes Video👍
does it make any difference?
Not really. Good for hanging the engine from though when removing the front subframe 😅
Anywhere I can order these materials?
Please keep these operational up to 2030.
An intersting tour of the industry in the North East! 🚂👍
Крайне сомнительная конструкция. Слабое место - болты, которые работают на срез. Я бы не рискнул поднимать дорогую машину на этом изделии.
Thanks for this. Doing the same on my E53. My homeliness cost me 90€ and it was the only one on eBay!
Thank you so much. This saved me hours of fiddling “blindfolded”. Very clear guidance.
I want this on my ebike. 😂😂😂
Really interesting, thank you for sharing. The 91s are my favourite locos so it was particularly interesting for me! 👍
15:57 the points were reversed?? Not set right??
Trailing through hand points was allowed back then. Not anymore though.
Wah indah sekali kawanku
Moving the carpet out of the way wasn't too dire for me. I just removed the kick panel which has two push pins, pulled the door seal out of the way, unscrewed the hood release handle and a plastic rivet, then carefully pulled the pedal out. Once I did that and unscrewed the clutch pedal stop, I was able to move the carpet. It's not too bad.
You should have shown the vehicle been driven up on the ramp.and raising the vehicle.
What clutch and flywheel is this?
BBB Powertrain flywheel with Sachs heavy duty clutch and pressure plate.
I love the sound of the 66! :)
The engine is also being used in modernized German class 218 locomotives, however the old engine (MTU MA 956 TB11) is generally being regarded as superior.
How many radiators do you have? What is the max pressure when system reaches working temperature?
This locomotive is arguably one of the most stunning pieces of mechanical and electrical engineering equipment ever built.
@and321nowyou are probably right to be honest. I was at heaton Newcastle for about 5 years, most of my work was on 156s and 142 noding. Donkeys. Mostly bogie drops and brake relines . Sometimes Cummins engine swaps . We had 3 or 4 91 sets in each night,usually for safety service inspection, but I never really got to work on them .
Hi can the 91 be remotely shunted by the controls by the door I noticed 2 sets of controls 1 in each cab by the doors ?
The auxiliary driving controls are still active, but give limited operational control for power and brake. They still work but aren’t used anymore. The accompanying Mk4 DVT has auxiliary driving controls also, but all have been disconnected.
Well done, very well put together and explained, 😁
Glad you liked it!
Liked for bonus doggo! 🐶
Hello. thanks for your videos. One question, what is the cube for? Why not put the original exhaust pipe and also show the exhaust noise? thank you
Sir if can put fan of 4 wire to plug 3 in car
Not without modification. The 3 wire fan uses PWM to determine speed and has a constant 12V main feed. The 4 wire fan uses switched 12v feeds via relays to determine the fan speed
Hi. do you have any technical documentation on how to make such a ramp? Thank you.
Wow lots of view
I would love to build a set of these do you have any drawings or dimensions you can to get started?
Brilliant video insight of the interior cab and electric equipment bay of the class 91😊
Thanks for this. Really interesting - you clearly know your stuff! Such a shame we can’t / don’t want to make stuff like this anymore.
What is the temperature like in there ?
UK and US guys should swap the headlights with each other 😅
What's a bonnet
wow, this is epic!!! the Class 91 is my favourite train!!!!!!!!! this is awesome, would love to visit Neville Hill or Bounds Green to see this all in person, the sounds, the smells! in 2018 I did a day with VTEC riding in the cab of a 91 it was amazing! would love to do something again on a 225 before they go
Got to love that English countryside!
Great video, definitely has a lot of distinctive sounds the 91
I’d like to buy some of the parts from the car. Is the a way to get in touch?
Hi John, the only parts left are the engine, IKE and DME, everything else was sold.
@@WestinghouseProductions thanks for the reply. Inspired by your project I’ll be mating a 7sp DCT to an M6246 with an M5 LSD. My transmission is starting to go in to failsafe and I’d prefer to upgrade to something more spicey!
In that case, I still have the adaptor plate to mate the GS7 box to the S/M62 and sprung hub flywheel which you’ll need. Drop me a DM and we’ll go from there.
@@WestinghouseProductions excellent! I don’t think there is a DM feature on KZread. Are you on any other social media or do you have another suggestion to make contact?
I’m on Instagram too, M5Tracktoy on there 👍
Nice Video Enjoyed that! 😊
Nice M5, nice bike, nice garage ! All very nice. Thanks for the DIY. Coming up with mine now, too.
if I have OE worn old bushings, is it ok to use inserts instead of installing new bushings?
You could do, but it won’t fix the problem of worn bushings.
Hello, can you use a pressured system attached to the clutch fluid resovar and bleed the cluch this way? This is how I do the brakes. Can I also do the cluch tje same way?