Done at 121k miles, no record of them being done before.
Pics are in order from bank 1 to 6.
Pics are in order from bank 1 to 6.
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2006 Silber Grau Metalizat ZCP 6 MT M-texture (F2AT) - Turner CSL V2/Schrick 280 272/SSv1/SS Sec1/Sec2 dual res/SCZA TI (raw) - FatCat stage 3 ult 400f/784r - EC7r 18x9.5 ET35/CRS 275/35/18 - RacingBrake BBK/MileEnd CSL bumper/Vorsteiner Trunk/Cobra Nogaro Circuit Mtexture/GC RCA/YURKan Cages/Hotchkiss/Vibra-technics/
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I need to replace rod bearings..Comment
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2006, first time replacement at 91k miles. Blackstone was showing relatively high levels of copper all the time, but I didn't like the increase of all three lead, copper and iron in the last report. OCI ~7500 miles, didn't do Blackstone every time. Planned to do it around 100k miles, but used the downtime working from home and not needing to drive to get it done.Comment
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changed them in fabruary. 120k miles. oil analysis was good. so i won't do an oil analysis again. btw thats km on the analysis. just changing the oil a lot and will change them when I feel I need to.
2003 AW/BLK 6MT - InstagramComment
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2006 M3 62K sure looks like it was time, no thanks to Blackstone it has been done.
blackstone62k.pdf
Last edited by cfdfireman1; 12-03-2020, 09:01 AM.Comment
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198K, 2004, no copper showing but the "spring" was gone in several suggesting detonation pounded them at some point. Not bad at all and probably could have gone another 60k.Comment
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About to have mine done. VAC coated rod bearings with extra clearance and ARP bolts. I also got the oil pump upgrade kit.
Will post pics of the old bearings.Attached FilesComment
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My rod bearings at 80K . . .
Replaced with OE, WPC & OEM bolts
Oil Change 1200 miles after rod bearing job . . . Blackstone analysisAttached FilesComment
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Records show the recall was done at around 11k, these were replaced at 164k. Replaced with ACL bearings.
Last edited by Deen HK; 03-20-2021, 08:53 AM.11 E90 M3 Alpine White
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175k (ish...have to pull the records).
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Bearings changed at 97,658 based on the trend in lead in multiple reports.
Last edited by m3nt0s; 03-20-2021, 06:37 PM.E46 M3 Coupe - 09/04 Production, 103k miles, Black/Black, 6MT swap, AS 0% kit, BBS RG-R + AS4’s, CSL flash, Karbonius airbox, Euro header + Section 1, Koni Yellow, Xtrons, SAP Delete, lockdowns completeComment
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2003.1 120k miles, cyl 1 at top
Unknown maintenance history (recently acquired)
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Had the rod bearing recall done around 25k and then these done at 145k. Mostly highway miles, but still, they were ready to change out. Glad i did it now and didnt wait any longer. Blackstone wasnt showing much copperComment
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160k miles. Don’t know when the previous owner changed them. But glad I got it done.
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216,500 km (133,000 miles). Top of number #3 was worst - copper just starting to show through. Funny, my oil analysis consistently looked fine. Blackstone's report stated "Your original rod bearings still look good with lead (the primary bearing element) at a perfectly average 6 ppm". I'm glad I replaced them anyway.Comment
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