Hi all and Happy New Year !!!

Is there any way to find out wich mass flywheel my car got? Of course before I take it a part :-) . So is it twin or not ? Any help would be greatly appriciated.

Thanks,
Fun4eva

BMW started using a twin mass flywheels in the late 80's because of complaints of driveline noise and vibration.

so most likely, ure E36 has the heavier flywheel. ;)

Thanks.... I kinda need to know for sure 'couse I got a good deal on sachs clutch kit and I have to order it so I'll loose money if I have to ship it 3 times.... but thanks for your reply... Noone out there who would know it for sure?
Fun4eva,

Amazing ... noone know ...
weel I'm gonna have to find out the hard way then :-) I'll keep yall posted so the next one with this question will find the answer.
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Fun4eva

Hi all!
In case someone else wondering about the same thing mine was a DMF
or twin mass flywheel.

While late E30's and all E36's used DMF's it's always helpful to specify whether your early 90's 3 Series is an E30 or E36 do to the stepped body style intro's.