>Vaccum Lines

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>It's a BMW
>coolant system overheats

>someone just broke into your car

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>you own a car

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>>15366648
Mfw

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its a vw

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engines will never be this simple and easy to work on again

>>15366648
Good I hope they steal it and set it on fire. I fucking hate that piece of shit

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>>15366516
welcome to the rat's nest

>>15366976
I just want to tear that shit apart
Like with my bear hands

>>15366976
>>15366994
hivemind

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>crunchy bullgear bearings

>>15366822
Electric motors are simple af. Wattrods could be an automotive renaissance if battery technology keeps progressing at its current pace.

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>>15366994
who the fuck has a FD here?
lets focus on the vw. look how archaic it is

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>>15367009
fuck off

>>15367019
And here I thought Z32s had the worst rat's nest of vacuum lines.
BMWs are amazing for lack of vacuum lines. My M50 only has brake booster, FPR, IAC, and CCV lines.

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>>15366516
>Vaccuum brakes
>Lose engine power

>mazda millenia
>so many vacuum lines
>so many

>>15366516
just take em out and put duck tape over it that's what I do and my car runs find

>>15367013
Calvin has one

>>15366994
Jesus Christ you better believe I'm gonna go aftermarket turbo and ignition after seeing this shit what in the FUCK

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>>15367009
>if battery technology keeps progressing at its current pace
I have bad news for you

>>15366976
>>15366994
That empty pipe shooped in there.
lul.

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>>15366516
>N/A Diesel
>Carburetors
>Drum brakes
>Air cooled
>Speed limited by gearing

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>Biodegradable wiring harnesses

>>15368648

I almost prefer drums desu.

>>15368674
why? they're inherently inferior.

>>15368648
i have an NA diesel with drum brakes, top speed is 65 limited by gearing with front and rear leaf spring suspension.

8mpg
120hp

>>15368688

A couple reasons. Mainly that they're self actuating so they have a nice feel on the pedal, the shoes are super easy to replace compared to disc pads and they always stay dry.

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>pneumatic central locking
>lambda sensor actuated semi-electronic mechanical fuel injection

>>15368692
what's the name of engineering marvel?

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This is the vacuum diagram for the Honda I used to have. Luckily I never had to mess with this shit.

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>>15370518
Compared to the vacuum diagram on my current vehicle

>>15368699
They're also a bit more durable since they're basically self-enclosed

>vacuum actuated door locks

WHO THOUGHT THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA

>>15370844
mercedes 300td's have this if i recall.