3-Series (E21, E30)Chat relating to the BMW 3-Series from 1975-1983 and 1984-1991 line. Specific models: BMW 315, BMW 316, BMW 318, BMW 318i, BMW 320/4, BMW 320i, BMW 320/6, BMW 323i, BMW 320i. E30 Family models include: BMW 325e, BMW 325i, BMW 325is, BMW 325ix.
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Ok well since i ahve gotten my car my clutch seems to be very short. By that I mean its eighter engaged or not pretty much. Now my question is is this a thing for all E30's? I mean its good for fast shifting and stuff like that, but im afraid that my clutch might just not have any life left in it. So yeah can anyone help me on that..cause u know it would suck to be driving and my clutch goes out..cause i have been in two cars while it happend...its a bitch.
I'm probally going to join that club soon, and it sucks, but you know - life goes on. Hopefully I'll be able to controll my 318 well enough when that happens that it won't crash or anything. how many miles does your car have? clutches are recomended replace parts at like every 50-60 thousand miles. I know right now mine is about to go out, and it doesn't engage untill the last second before the pedal is totally let out. So if its like that, maybe we're in the same boat.
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So yeah can anyone help me on that..cause u know it would suck to be driving and my clutch goes out..cause i have been in two cars while it happend...its a bitch. 
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