My 1994 BMW 3series has a starter problem, it takes forever to start. I wanna fix it by myself.

you can fix the problem on your own with the help of service and repair manual with diagram and you will get the manual from the given link http://toolsnyou.com/

The engine needs to be scanned to see what fault codes the computer throws up and you take it from there,

check the earth wire, sometimes they are lose enough to be problematic. Although if turning over and not firing up, does sound like immobiliser issue. Are you using the master key? although I'm not sure about 1994, should deativate once unlocked with key, unless after market alarm set up

get a service manual or contact bmw for one

It may be the engine coolant sensor is malfunctioning. When the car reaches operating temp it will shut down the engine.

is your entire cooling system inact, specify your model maybe i cud help been there done that

low battery or bad starter. charge the battery all the way.if it starts good if not check to see if the starter getting juice if it is bad starter get a new one if the starter is not getting juice check your connections on starter and your starter fuse.i recommend you check your fuses first be 4 you do anything

The handbrake shoes are in the drum. They use a dual rear brake system. The discs are operated by the pedal and the handbrake operates the shoes in the drum.

What do you mean "under" the hub?


Adjusting the emerg brake is difficult. You have to adjust the brakes in the drum first, then the cable.

I would have the battery tested. When they get cold they get weak. Next I would look at the wires on the starter to see if their loose.

it's normal, windshield wipers in bmws are connected to the speedometer since the old E36 3series, so they stop whenever you stop your car. If they start again once the car moves there's nothing wrong with your car!