Welcome to another TIMco’s “How To Tuesday” Todays guide is on the In-Dex Heavy Duty Timber Screw. This hex head, heavy duty timber screw, is the modern alternative to the traditional Coach Screw.
Extremely quick and easy to use, the In-Dex negates the need to pilot drill, and the Exterior plating allows for use in external environments.
For more information, visit the links below:
Technical Data Sheet: https://www.timco.co.uk/media/documentation/dop13-in-dex-heavy-duty.pdf
CE Declaration: https://www.timco.co.uk/media/documentation/dop13-in-dex-heavy-duty.pdf
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Ben
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This is a video on how to rebuild your BMW X3 Transfer Case (ATC-400) I got my bearings for here: https://www.americanpowertrainwarehouse.com/bmw-x3-w-tod-atc-400-transfer-case-chain-fits-03-borg-warner-hv-086-made-in-usa/
and the Bearing Kit here: https://cobratransmission.com/bmw-x3-bearing-kit-55133001-1
UPDATE: Before you take the transfer case apart, use a cardboard drawing of the case and when you extract each bolt, stick it through the cardboard. This will guarantee that when put it back together you will put the bolts in the correct location. (You can see my cardboard cut out at 5:35 in the video)