Find BMW driveshaft and axle shaft parts, including flex discs (aka: the guibo) is a vibration dampener mounted on the back of the transmission. The flex disc acts as a buffer between the transmission's output shaft and the driveshaft leading back to the car's differential. Visual inspection is the only way to tell if the disc is beginning to wear. Cars with worn discs will notice a harsh vibration when starting from a stop and the disc should be replaced (along with the center support bearing) ASAP.
This Meyle replacement flex disc (aka: the guibo) is a vibration dampener mounted on the back of the transmission which connects to the driveshaft. When it has worn, it produces a terrible vibration throughout the car. It's especially noticeable at low speeds and when starting from a standstill. Oil leaking from the back of the transmission will significantly reduce its life.
This can also be used as an upgrade on the E30 M3. It has much more rubber in between the bolt holes which makes it last longer. This is 5mm thicker than the stock E30 flex disc so adjustment of the 2-piece driveshaft may be required. The original flex disc bolts can be re-used.
Applications: 1995-1999 E36 M3 manual & auto transmission 2001-2006 E46 M3, M3 CSL manual and SMG transmission 1991-1995 E34 M5 3.6 and 3.8 manual transmission 1998-2002 Z3 M Roadster, M Coupe - S52 and S54 engine manual & Auto transmission 2006-current E85 Z4 M Roadster, E86 M Coupe manual transmission
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