Restoring a Troubled BMW M5: Rich Rebuilds Takes on the Challenge

In this latest episode of Rich Rebuilds, the team takes on the daunting task of resurrecting a BMW M5. Now, this isn't your ordinary M5, no, this is the V10 version that sounds like an F1 car but is plagued with reliability issues. But hey, who needs reliability when you can have the German Hellcat, right? The guys dive headfirst into the project, starting with cleaning the interior and tackling the mold issue caused by a clogged sunroof drain. Progress is slow but steady as they meticulously label and reinstall various components.

But it's not all smooth sailing. As they dig deeper, they uncover loose fuses and signs of rodent activity in the engine bay. The oil change reveals a concerning amount of copper particles in the oil filter, indicating potential engine problems. Could it be the dreaded rod bearings? The team debates whether to take the risk and drive the car to see if the issue resolves itself. Meanwhile, they showcase an impressive anti-gravity battery upgrade, lighter and more powerful than the stock battery.

But it's not just about the BMW M5 in this episode. The team also bids farewell to their trusty Sprinter van, preparing it for its new home. It's a bittersweet moment as they reflect on the memories made in the van and the adventures it has taken them on. And of course, no episode would be complete without a mention of the Ridge Wallet, the perfect gift for any occasion. So sit back, relax, and join the Rich Rebuilds team as they navigate the highs and lows of automotive restoration.

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• Chihuahua analogy is accurate for BMW cars
• BMW has an official procedure for addressing a stuck or noisy lifter
• Some users suggest checking the rod bearings and replacing them if necessary
• Some users suggest checking the Vanos solenoids and oil levels
• One user suggests dropping the oil pan to check the bearings and rods
• Some users suggest saving and fixing the BMW for content purposes
• One user is interested in hearing about the Porsche mentioned in the video
• Some users discuss common issues with BMW engines
• One user recommends troubleshooting the lowest value code first when dealing with multiple codes
• Some users express skepticism about the reliability and cost of BMW cars