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well because I kept pushing back and forth as hard as i could so many times i think the allen key tip got hot from the friction and so did the nut and it eventually got damaged as i cannot get the allen key all the way in now
i dont have any 3/8 8mm hex socket, only the 1/2 which was too long by 2-3mm which was a shame :/
anyway the other nut im talking about is 6mm and it is behind the transmission further up it (that is what im referring to as the bleeder, but its probably something else) I opened this out and no oil came out, im wondering if i could shove the pipe down there and fill it up going by what people here have put in which is 6.5 qts?
always loosen the filler before the drain.
I hope you didn't drain all the fluid before you found this out
yeh no i didnt take out the drain plug
ok so the filler plug is on the side facing the driver side right? now this other plug is on the transmission facing the rear of the car and is further up and is a 6mm hex as well, that is the one i am talking about using to fill since my fill plug is stuffed
ok, this is the nut i am talking about, this is just a picture i found off the net so i cant see under there if the liquid falls directly into the pan, but what do you guys think? can I use that to pump the fluid in? (again I can't do the check while running thing, I was just going to pump 3qts, turn it on shift through gears, wait till luke warm then pump in 3.5 and that's it)
Last edited by becks!; 11-04-2011 at 06:48 PM.
These transmissions are very expensive so I would recommend sticking with the standard procedure for the fluid change. BMW makes a big deal about getting the correct amount of fluid in these things.
You can improve access to the fill plug by removing the exhaust bracket and the transmission support. This should allow the tranny to drop down enough for you to get the appropriate wrench on the plug. If the plug is too mangled to accept the wrench I would check on getting something to extract it with.
Best of luck. These things are very annoying to work on.
94 318I (Daughter's car), 96 740IL(current project), 97 528I(DD), 07 335I(Son's car)
If you've got a very small mirror & a torch look into the plugs hex & see if the base of it is still intact (might just be the top ~1/2 that is rounded off), if so see if you can hammer or lever in the allen key deeper into the plug, in which case you might be able to remove it. Oh & if your allen key itself is damaged hacksaw or grind the tip off, or get a new 1.
Re the other plug, you might be able to put fluid in there but you're not going to know the correct level are you? So no I wouldn't use that to fill from, 1 way or another you'll have to get the level plug out
I don't know what that other plug is either but they don't have bleed points. Inccidently before you're tempted to remove it anyway, sometimes plugs like that in g/boxes hold locking pins, ball bearings &/or springs etc!
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ha! thanks for the reply
yeah the top half of the plug is damaged and can't get the allen key all the way in anymore and even with removing the transmission mount bracket still can't get enough room to hammer it in, it sucks so bad i have tried 3 times now on 3 different days to get this off
i think i will have to go to an auto shop that can suck it out and do a full flush and fill
I just did this service in my garage. My car is a 2003 325i with the GM transmission. I'd like to point out a few things
-The fill and drain plug are both T-45 star bolts on my car.
-Pan bolts are all 10mm.
-Make sure you know which tranny you have. I ordered my parts from the local Bap Geon and was sent the filter and gasket for a ZF, not GM, tranny. That set me back a full day with my car up on jackstands.
-I used Dexron VI. The car shifts better, sounds better and is all around an improved transmission with 145k of use.
-I used cheap, plastic buckets to hold the fluid. Any local dollar store will have buckets for a buck a piece. I drained the tranny into one and filled another to make sure I replaced the same amount of fluid. I drained 6.25 quarts and replaced the same. It was a perfect match.
-Make sure you set aside plenty of time. Also make sure you have the correct stuff before you start. I ended up having to go get the Dexron VI as I had purchased Castrol multi-vehicle import. Stupid me.
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Last edited by Shabba; 11-10-2011 at 05:30 PM.
To start with, i did not drop my transmission pan.....i did drain and refill to the extent of 28 quarts of fluid till my transmission fluid was red instead of black with a red tint to it....my car has 110,000 miles on it and i felt a full clean flush would be better than mixing old and new...which probably would have been ok. after it was red, i then pulled the pan and changed the filter, cleaned the magnets...wiped it down with lint free cloth (lint gets in the filter and clogs it).....i then did 2 more drain refills.the first one was very clean....the second drain looked like it came out of the bottle....of course i shifted through the gears upon each refill....it took forever....with the cost of replacing this zf transmission it is nothing to spend a couple hundred on maintaining it.....now that i know whats in there...i will probably run 13 quarts and a filter change at another 60,000 miles. The old fluid was as thin as water, very broken down. I like the idea that the new filter i put in there is filtering clean fluid and not old contamination.
While i was at it i changed the power steering reservoir (it has a filter in it that I will do every 60,000) and ran valvoline max life in there as well.....next time ill probably switch to redline 4 for that as it is full synthetic...valvoline max life is synthetic blend but is still a replacement for the esso fluid that came in the car.
The compatibility is not on the website, but it is on the bottle. To make sure, i called them and asked first...when i got to the parts store i saw it listed.....keep in mind....it is a lot cheaper to buy this by the gallon instead of the quart....i also asked the guy at autozone if he would cut me a break because i was buying so much.....16 quarts cost me $40. The gallon was $15.99 and he sold it to me for $10.
I like the red fluid because i can read it myself without having a lab test it, which is an excellent option. The esso fluid was brown....bottom line, if red fluid is black its not good. If brown fluid is black i could just be slightly dirty.
as far as fill and drain plugs....I used a quality allen socket...not a allen wrench to break loose the fill and drain plugs. I was able to tightly get the 3/8 ratchet and socket in the fill hole plug. i put a piece of pipe on the end of the ratchet to make it into a breaker bar giving me a lot more leverage. After this i used allen wrenches or just put the plugs in finger tight to do the drain and refills....it wont leak out as long as its seated. the car was 4.5 inches off of the ground on all 4 wheels. I measured the frame to the floor to make sure it was even for the refill. Every time i drained it , i jacked the car up at the back to force the fluid forward to the drain hole. when i went to refill it i lowered the car back to the jack stands.
on the last refill i started the engine and topped off the fluid....then tightened the fill and drain plugs with the socket....It is good to use quality tools when using allen type tools. the metal is stronger and wont strip out as easily.
Last edited by glhx; 01-16-2012 at 07:54 AM.
Wow that's a lot of oil you used! :eek
I bet you wouldn't use that much though if you were stuck with using the Esso LT stuff we stuck with over here (for the ZF boxes), £10+/ltr & that's trade price!
(1quart is about 1ltr isn't it?)
On the ZF boxes there isn't enough room for an allen socket & ratchet.
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no way if it was esso....but that's what I felt was necessary considering the cost of the transmission, its cheap insurance...I would have felt better if it was done at 60,000. Going back thrugh it again i probably would have run somewhere around 25 total with the same procedure. I reached my hand into the bucket and grabbed a hand ful of fluid...letting it pour out of my hand until it was pure red
1 liter is 1.05 quarts and i swear i got a craftsman 3/8 drive with an allen head socket in there....it was a tight fit and i had to wiggle it in diagonally but it went in there. This was just to break it loose and thats all. I would have done some grinding if it didnt fit so the next time it would have. its very close....would have been a lot tougher to break it loose with an allen wrench.
Last edited by glhx; 01-17-2012 at 04:56 PM.
Yea you said you had a GM box though didn't you? I'm guessing they have more clearance seeing as you got a socket in.
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Method to change transmission fluid with jacking up only front?
So, I understand that these directions prescribe placing the car on 4 jack stands...2 in the front, and 2 in the back. Personally, given the slight angle the floor where I intend to work on my car, I'm uncomfortable putting the car on 4 jack stands. If I had a flat garage floor, I'd have no problem using 4 jack stands. My question, then: is there a way to change (and fill) the transmission fluid with only 2 jack stands? The car won't be level when jacking up only the front, so perhaps filling to the correct level will be impossible?
Doesn't sound like a good idea. Your drain will probably be fine, though you might have a little extra in the pan, but the fill needs the car to be level. Since the fill plug is towards the rear you will end up with low fluid level if you only elevate the front. What about driving the rear onto boards and putting the front on stands? Or driving the front onto ramps and using jackstands on the rear?
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Yea the car's got to be level, no getting around that.
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First off...a big (make that HUGE!) thank you to 'Torquewrench' for the outstanding write up. Also, to all the others who have made a contribution to this thread. This write up gave me the confidence to do this diy...and saved me many many $$$. So well, done!
I was able to get my 2000 323i off the garage floor by about 18 inches. This made it fairly comfortable to get and work under the car. The car has 190,000 km (approx 120,000 miles) on the odo and had not had any transmission work done. The shifts before the fluid and filter change were smooth...howerver after the change the shifts do seem to be a bit smoother. I was able to loosen both the fill and drain screws/bolts with the help of a cheater bar on a allen key....and I did make sure I could get the fill bolt loosened before I even made an attempt on the drain bolt!! I did manage to strip one of the torx screws on the transmission pan...but was still able to get it undone and off. The specs on the screws call for a T-25 bit...I found that a T-27 worked better. The T-25 was the bit that stripped the one screw. I didn't replace the screws but will do so on the next change. My fluid was also a nasty dark (almost black) colour..and there was a lot of metallic sluge attached to the magnets in the pan. I cleaned everything up, replaced the filter and filled the tranny with new fluid. I did use the Castrol Import fluid that says it is compatible with the Esso fluid. I have to admit..it was a bit scary being under the car with the engine running, pumping fluid into the fill hole of the tranny.
I have only put on about 100 miles since the change...but the tranny seems to be working fine. I have already ordered another filter and pan gasket from Pelican Parts and will do another fluid and filter change.
Now a few questions...Do you think it would be OK to run on the renewed fluid until spring...probably about 2000 miles? Now that the weather is getting colder, I would like to wait until spring for the warmer weather to do the change...rather than in a cold garage in December.
I guess I should have read the whole thread before buying my fluid. Now, should I just stick with the Castrol or should I switch to the Valvoline MaxLife on the next change? Has anyone run the Castrol fluid for any length of time?
The bolts are M6 X 22...will using steel bolts have any reaction with the aluminum tranny housing? or should I stick with aluminum bolts?
Any other comments would also be appreciated. Again, a big thanks to all for making this a great and useful thread!
I have been a pro. gear head for 45 years. The most important fluid change is the 1st. one. The break in period is when 90% of metal will shed off.
I still beleve in 1,000 mi. for eng. 25,000 for trans and rear end. I have never herd of break down caused from fluid being to clean!!!
I will just re-iterate that the pan bolts are not made of aluminium, I can't remember who said that now but they are wrong.
They use steel bolts all the time to screw into ally, & yes sometimes you get corrosion problems, just as you do with steel into steel. Although AFAIR the bolts came out prestine clean from my 325s gearbox & my dads Passat (nearly the same gearbox).
Your tranny box oil is cleaner than it was , it'll be no problem to leave it for 2k, or much longer.
Btw if a T27 bit fitted then that is the size they are (I can't remember what they were offhand), it's very easy to go 1 size too small on small torx screws.
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Last edited by Assimilator1; 10-12-2012 at 12:48 PM.
I have put off my trany change because I just dont know what is a good fluid now that the original is not available. Amsoil, redline, maxlife or just a dextron VI. Now I here they just recomend dex VI to repllace my fluid
Who said the original oil isn't available??
I bought the genuine Esso stuff from a VW parts wholesaler (much cheaper than BMW!) a couple of months ago .
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A big thank you to all of you who have participated and helped make this a great thread. Thank you especially to OP for his research and hard work.
I did this job this past weekend, and I can't tell you how nasty and grimy the "lifetime" fluid was. I got so dirty changing the fluid that I didn't have time to take pics. My cas has 162K miles. I noticed smoother shifting after the fluid change.
I used Valvoline MaxLife.
Once again, thank you all.
I have 154000 miles. I did an oil and filter change at about 70k miles. I drained and filled a few times since then.
As far as the tranny goes, all has been good.
I have used Valvoline MaxLife everytime.
Apparently I am getting a bad torque converter seal code. I am curious if the Valvoline caused the bad torque converter seal. Anyone else have this issue with a Valvoline fluid change?
In any case, my tranny is still good. So that's cool. I just erase the code with my scanner and it stays gone for several hundred miles. So I guess I'll just drive until I have a real issue.
But thanks for this thread!!! Well done.
Transmission warning light
I got the dreaded phone cal from my wife: there's a light on in the dash, what do I do?
It was the transmission fault light, and she limped the car home. I replaced all the fluid I drained out without dropping the pan, and the light went out. In the mean time I ordered a filter, gasket, and new bolts from the dealer.
The filter etc came in this week, and I was planning to drop the pan and do a full change in a couple weeks when the weather warms up some. Unfortunately the car had other ideas, and illuminated the warning light again today. I have done the filter and new fluid (6.5 qts went in, probably 6.25 staayed in), trouble is the warning light did not reset this time. Anyone have any idea how to reset the light? Or better, read the code?
Just to be clear, this is the exclamation point inside the gear next to the D; the service engine soon light is off.
We have a 2003 325 with the ZF transmission, and 105k miles.
Side note, even with the old filter, the drained fluid tonight was much redder than the first set, about 100 miles ago.
Big thanks to T-W for the original post, it was much better than Uncle Bentley's coverage
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3 simple garage storage projects
These projects organize odds and ends, clear clutter and clean up the workbench and garage floor. They'll even improve your attitude. You can build each in one day using only basic tools.
Project 1: Rotating corner shelves
Set aside a Saturday to build this handy bin and you'll clean up all those loose boxes of screws, bolts and other small stuff that clutter your garage or workshop. This bin rotates on a pair of lazy Susan rings to maximize corner space and provide quick, easy access.
A stationary upper shelf secured to the wall steadies the bin so it'll spin easily and won't tip over. You can add as many shelves as you need. We left one bay open top to bottom for storing tall things like levels and straightedges. You won't need special joints or fasteners to construct it; simple butt joints and screws hold it all together.
Project Materials and Details
We constructed this project from one and a half 4x8 sheets of birch plywood. Birch plywood is easy to work with because it's smooth and flat, but you can cut your costs by about half if you use 3/4-in. CDX-grade plywood. Buy two lazy Susan rings, 12-in. round and 3-in. square diameters from a woodworkers' store if your home center doesn't carry them. You can find all of the other materials at most home centers, including the 3-in. vinyl base we used for the shelf edging (4-ft. lengths).
Note: To see a complete Materials List and a Cutting List for this project, go to the Additional Information at the end of this article. You'll also find a Cutting Layout diagram (Figure B), which shows you how to get all parts from 1-1/2 sheets of plywood. You can download both Figure A and Figure B and enlarge them.
Step 1: Assemble the shelf tower
Photo 1: Cut the parts
Cut all the pieces with a circular saw and jigsaw, using the dimensions in Fig. A and our Cutting List. Mark the circle cut for the bottom with a 12-in. compass made from a scrap of Peg-Board. Cut it out with a jigsaw. Then trace the arcs of the shelves using the bottom as a template. (Note: The shelf sides are 11-5/8 in.)
Photo 2: Screw the shelves to the narrow dividers
Measure and mark the shelf locations on the dividers, spacing them anywhere from 10 to 14 in. apart. Align the shelves with these marks, then predrill and screw the shelves to the two narrow dividers with 2-in. drywall screws. A drill/driver bit speeds this process.
Cut all the pieces to size from the cutting diagram (Figure B in Additional Information). Accurate cuts will result in tight, clean joints. Clamp a straightedge to the plywood to guide your circular saw when making the straight cuts. Use a carbide blade with at least 36 teeth to minimize splintering.
Photo 1 shows you how to mark the circle for the plywood bottom. Substitute a narrow strip of 1/4-in. thick wood for the compass arm if you don't have Peg-Board. Use the bottom as a template to mark the arcs on the quarter-circle shelves (Fig. B). Use a bucket to mark the arcs on the tops of the dividers. Before assembling the pieces, lay out the shelf locations on the dividers. Make the shelves any height you want, but making them different heights in adjacent sections simplifies the screwing process. Fasten the shelves to the two narrow dividers first (Photo 2), then set them upright and attach them to the wide center divider (Photo 3).
Tip: Mark the centerline of each shelf on the opposite side of the dividers to help position the screws (Photo 3).
Step 2: Attach the rotating base and top
Photo 4: Screw the lazy Susan to the base
Center the 12-in. lazy Susan on the base. Align the screw holes on the top and bottom rings. Locate the access hole in the lazy Susan and mark its location on the plywood with an awl or nail. Remove the lazy Susan and drill a 3/4-in. hole at the mark. Center the lazy Susan again, aligning the access hole to the hole drilled in the plywood, and fasten the bottom ring to the base with 3/4-in. No. 6 flat head screws.
Photo 5: Screw the base assembly to the shelves
Center the base on the bin bottom and align a screw hole in the top ring of the lazy Susan with the access hole. Fasten the top ring of the lazy Susan to the bin bottom with a 3/4-in. No. 6 flat head screw driven through the access hole. Turn the bin bottom to align the remaining screw holes in the top ring with the access hole, and fasten with additional screws.
Photo 6: Attach the 3-in. lazy Susan
Screw the bottom ring of the 3-in. lazy Susan to the dividers on top of the bin with 3/4-in. screws. Assemble the support shelf (Fig. A). Mark the bin rotation center on its bottom (about 13 in. from each wall) so the bin will clear the wall by about an inch when it rotates.
At first glance, attaching the 12-in. lazy Susan is a bit mysterious. The lazy Susan rotates on ball bearings with the top ring secured to the bin bottom and the bottom ring secured to the base. Securing it to the base is straightforward—you center it and screw it down. Once it's fastened, you have to drive screws upward to fasten the top ring to the bin bottom. The bottom ring of the lazy Susan has a special 3/4-in. access hole to help here. Drill a 3/4-in. hole in the plywood base at the access hole point (Photo 4). Then poke your screws through the access hole to fasten the top ring to the bin base (Photo 5).
Tip: Use a magnetic screwdriver tip to keep from dropping the screws. It's a hassle to retrieve them!
The 3-in. lazy Susan rotates on square plates. You won't need an access hole to fasten them. Just screw through the holes in the corners (Photos 6 and 7).
Step 3: Fasten the shelves in a garage corner
Photo 8: Level the shelves in the corner
Set the bin on treated 1x2s with the base about 1 in. from the walls. Shim to level if needed. Level the support shelf and screw it to the wall studs with 2-1/2-in. screws. Spin the bin to test for smooth operation. If it runs rough, shim the base or slide it side to side slightly until it spins smoothly. Predrill and fasten the base to the floor with 2-1/2 in. masonry screws.
If you're placing the base on a concrete floor, rest it on treated 1x2s to avoid rot. Level it with shims, if needed, for smooth rotation. Fasten the support shelf to the walls (Photo 8).
Anchor the base to the floor with masonry screws set in the exposed corners. Predrill the holes into the concrete with a 5/32-in. masonry bit or the size the screw package recommends.
The vinyl base provides an edge for the shelves. Buy the type that's not preglued. The 4-in. wide type is most common, but buy the 3-in. wide type if you can. Otherwise, use a sharp utility knife to trim an inch off the 4-in. one.
Project 2: A folding tool cabinet
Peg-Board is a great way to organize tools. It displays them in clear view so they're easy to grab and, just as important, easy to put away. This cabinet has the hanging space of almost an entire 4 x 8 ft. sheet of Peg-Board, yet packs it into a compact 24 x 32 in. package. Two overlapping doors open, utilizing the front and back of each for tools. About 4 in. of space separate each panel, leaving a 2-in. depth for tools placed directly across from each other. If you place fat tools across from skinny ones, you can utilize the space even better.
Figure C: Project Materials and Details
We used high-grade boards to construct this cabinet. The knot-free poplar drives up the price, but the straight, stable wood allows the doors to fit well, minimizes twisting, and keeps the cabinet square. In addition to the materials in the Materials List, we purchased four eye screws and 2 ft. of small chain to hold the doors open. All the supplies are available at a home center or lumberyard. You don't need any special tools to build this cabinet, but a pair of 1-ft. clamps is helpful when you're attaching the hinges. Note: To see the complete Materials List and a Cutting List for this project go to the Additional Information at the end of this article.
Note: You can also download Figure C from the Additional Information at the end of this article. Then enlarge it to the size you need.
Step 1: Cut accurately for tight-fitting doors
Cut the 4 x 8-ft. Peg-Board sheet lengthwise into two pieces, one 24 in. wide and the other 23 in. wide. Then cut the two pieces into 31-1/2-in. lengths. You must cut the Peg-Board panels accurately for the doors to fit evenly. Carefully measure and use a straightedge to guide your circular saw cuts. Some lumberyards will cut the sheets to size for you. Ask them to be precise.
Then assemble the Peg-Board panels (Photo 2), following the pattern shown in Fig. C. You don't have to make fancy joints. Cut and screw on the 1x2 side spacers first, then measure and cut the 1x2 ends to fit between them. You'll have one 23 in. Peg-Board panel left over to hang on the wall for items that won't fit in the cabinet.
Substitute one half of the cleat for the top 1x2 on the back panel (Photo 1 and Fig. C). Watch the angle. Orient it so it hooks onto the other half you screw to the wall (Photo 5).
Step 2: Assemble the boxes
Photo 3: Build the three boxes
Measure and cut the 1x6 frame boards to fit around each panel. Glue and nail the top and bottom first, then the sides, to the 1x2 spacers with 2-in. (6d) finish nails spaced every 8 in. Fasten the frame board corners with two nails and glue. Predrill all holes with a 3/32-in. drill bit to avoid splitting the wood.
Cut the 4 x 8-ft. Peg-Board sheet lengthwise into two pieces, one 24 in. wide and the other 23 in. wide. Then cut the two pieces into 31-1/2-in. lengths. You must cut the Peg-Board panels accurately for the doors to fit evenly. Carefully measure and use a straightedge to guide your circular saw cuts. Some lumberyards will cut the sheets to size for you. Ask them to be precise.
Then assemble the Peg-Board panels (Photo 2), following the pattern shown in Fig. C. You don't have to make fancy joints. Cut and screw on the 1x2 side spacers first, then measure and cut the 1x2 ends to fit between them. You'll have one 23 in. Peg-Board panel left over to hang on the wall for items that won't fit in the cabinet.
Substitute one half of the cleat for the top 1x2 on the back panel (Photo 1 and Fig. C). Watch the angle. Orient it so it hooks onto the other half you screw to the wall (Photo 5).
Step 3: Mount the cabinet on the wall
The mounting cleat is an easy way to hang this heavy cabinet. If you're mounting it over a workbench, hang it at least 16 in. above the work surface so you can open the doors without disturbing the project you're working on.
To hold the doors open when working, we installed eye hooks on the bottom of each door and on the wall. A short chain with small S-hooks holds the doors open.
Project 3: Pet food dispenser
Build this bin and you can fill the dog dish with the flick of a finger and do away with that crumpled bag of dog food lying on the garage floor. It easily holds two 20-lb. bags of food and allows you to dispense it right into the dish. This bin even holds two types of food so the cat won't get jealous.
You can put it together in a half day with basic power and hand tools.
Figure D: Project Materials and Details
You'll find most materials at a home center or lumberyard. We used 3/4-in. clear aspen, because it's straight, soft and easy to work with. You can save a bit by building it out of No. 2 pine boards. If possible, buy the 18 x 24 in. acrylic sheet already cut to size. To cut it without chipping it, you'll need a fine-tooth blade and a table saw.
"Blast gates" make handy food dispensers. Woodworkers use them for dust collection systems, so they're readily available at woodworking shops or by mail order. Get the metal ones—the plastic ones don't slide as well. These gates do have limitations. Medium- to large-sized food works best; they can jam with small stuff like birdseed. If the gate jams, quickly open and close it firmly.
Note: To see a complete Materials List and a Cutting List for this project go to the Additional Information at the end of this article. You can download Figure D from the Additional Information at the end of this article. Then enlarge it to the size you need.
Step 1: Cut out all the parts
Photo 1: Begin by cutting all the parts
Set your saw to an angle and rip the lid (22-1/2 degrees) and mounting cleat (45 degrees). Clamp or screw the boards to your workbench and use a straight guide for these cuts. Cut the other parts to length using a speed square as a guide to keep the cuts square.
Follow the photos for step-by-step directions. Cut the parts to the dimensions given in Cutting List in the Additional Information.
Step 2: Assemble the box
Photo 3: Mount the blast gates
Mount the blast gates in the openings. Replace the bolts that hold the two sides of the blast gate together with four 1-in. No. 6 wood screws. Don't overtighten or you'll pinch the gate closed. (Note: We also drilled a 3/8-in. hole to recess a little nub and bolt in the top of our blast gate.)
Follow the directions shown in Photos 3-5. Getting the blast gates to slide easily might take a little trial and error (Photo 3). Tighten or loosen the wood screws as needed to get them to work smoothly.
Step 3: Mount the acrylic front and hang the box
Photo 6: Mount the acrylic
Set acrylic in place, leaving 1/8-in. gap on all sides for expansion. Cut and fit the moldings (Fig. D). Nail the sides and bottom moldings to the bin with 3d finish nails, sandwiching the acrylic in place. Set the center molding and predrill 1/16-in. nail holes through both the molding and acrylic.
Photo 7: Enlarge the acrylic screw holes
Remove the center molding and enlarge the hole in the acrylic with a 1/4-in. bit to provide room for expansion. Press the drill gently so the bit doesn't grab and crack the acrylic. Replace the molding and nail it on. Cut the piano hinge to length and screw it to the top.
The acrylic requires special handling. Leave extra room around it so it can expand and contract freely. Carefully nail the perimeter molding so the nails don't nick the acrylic and crack it (Photo 7).
Most types of hinges will work to secure the lid. We selected a short piano hinge. Cut it to fit with a hacksaw. The cabinet hangs on the wall on a cleat cut to 45 degrees (Photo 8). The height of the cleat shown is perfect for a 6-ft. tall person to operate the gate. Lower or raise to fit your height.
Additional Information
- Figure A: Bin details
- Figure B: Bin cutting layout
- Bin cutting list
- Bin materials list
- Figure C: Cabinet details
- Cabinet Cutting List
- Cabinet materials list
- Figure D: Dispenser details
- Dispenser cutting list
- Dispenser materials list


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Moravian College students are eligible to participate in ROTC programs leading to commissions in the U.S. Army after graduation. Two- and four-year programs, open to men and women, are currently offered through cross-registration at Lehigh University.
Moravian students enjoy all the benefits accorded ROTC students at the host institution. Scholarships available to qualified students include monthly subsistence allowances, full tuition, and books. All grades for ROTC courses are recorded on the Moravian transcript and are entered into the cumulative GPA. Students assume responsibility for intercampus transportation.
Further information about the ROTC program is available at Lehigh University from the professor of military science.


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Okay so I've successfully had backtrack running in a virtual environment, but I've recently received an old asus eepc and thought it would be perfect to get a full install on it....IF ONLY!!
I'm now at a complete loss for how to install this. I'm booting off of a usb cd rom drive because the laptop doesn't come with a built in cd tray. So the problem occurs when I click forward after selecting my keyboard input in the installer...the computer just suddenly boots to windows! I have no freakin idea why that happens. So in my frustration I completely wiped windows off the HDD and formatted the drives. Now when I hit forward after selecting my keyboard input the computer just restarts?! wtf! all of the guides just show the installer going smoothly from step 3(the keyboard input) to step 4(format the partitions etc)... help!!!!
So here is the steps I go through!
1.download backtrack 5 r3 gnome-32bit image
2.burn to dvd
3.boot to usb (which is the cd usb cdrom)
4.Press enter at Boot:
5.select option 1 - default boot text mode
6.type startx to enter gui
7.double click install backtrack
8.select my language
9.select my time zone
10.select my keyboard input
11.hit forward after keyboard input and computer reboots....
12.bang head on desk repeatedly
For the record I have checked the md5 sum and tried re-downloading and reburning the disc. I am also able to install windows xp just fine! I've also tried typing ubiquity at command line but nothing happens. I really appreciate any help you can give!


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Nvidia has introduced its new GeForce GTX 660, which represents an upgrade opportunity for gamers still playing games on last-generation graphics technology.
The GPU is also equipped with technologies integrated into the Nvidia Kepler architecture - including DirectX 11 Tessellation, Nvidia PhysX, Nvidia Adaptive VSync, and Temporal Anti-Aliasing (TXAA).
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
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In the most stunning result of the MEAC season, Bethune-Cookman upset Norfolk State 70-68 in overtime in the quarterfinals of the league tournament Wednesday at The Scope in Norfolk, Va.
Adrien Coleman, the conference's scoring champion this year, poured in 24 points for the Wildcats (14-19) in a rematch of last season's MEAC tournament championship game. Coleman scored the final five points of regulation in the last two minutes to force OT.
The Spartans (21-11) saw their 15-game win streak end, and they were one-and-done in the conference tourney after completing the MEAC regular-season schedule with a 16-0 record. Norfolk State was the first MEAC team to go undefeated in league play since the 1993-94 Coppin State squad.
Norfolk State shot 31.6 percent from the field, and it went 7-for-29 (24.1 percent) after halftime, including an 0-for-7 mark in overtime. The Spartans led 33-23 at halftime and still held a 46-36 advantage after a 3-pointer by walk-on Kris Brown with 13:23 remaining in regulation.
Pendarvis Williams, the MEAC Player of the Year, scored 19 points to lead the Spartans. Off the Norfolk State bench, Brown added 15 points, and MEAC Rookie of the Year Rashid Gaston scored 12. Rob Johnson added 10 points. Malcolm Hawkins, Norfolk State's second-leading scorer behind Williams, finished with three points, shooting 0-for-8 from the floor.
Bethune-Cookman advances to Friday's semifinals, where it will play either Morgan State or Savannah State. The Bears and Tigers play their quarterfinal game Thursday.
Norfolk State, by virtue of its MEAC regular-season title, is guaranteed an NIT berth. It marks the second straight year that the MEAC regular-season champion lost in the quarterfinals of the league tourney. Last season, eighth-seeded Hampton knocked off Savannah State.


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Hi all,
So Karma means action. If something a deed looks not very good but the intention is good than the result is good, so intention also plays important role here. Mindfulness also often emphasized by all spiritual teachers. I read somewhere, it says when we wrong someone, the harmful consequences is unavoidable, even in cases where we are unaware of having wronged that person. Another definition is, it is call Karma when you have the intention and you perform the deeds either by speech or body action.
People with mindfulness or awareness will tend to do something bad with awareness too, there are moment when we do something even though we are aware they are not wholesome, in some cases we do it because we have to do it. While other people maybe just careless, without any intention to hurt anyone. Why we practice mindfulness and why people with no intention also have to suffer the consequences?
We know after the Buddha's death, Buddhism splits into 18 sects in total both Mahayana and Theravada. All sects do not have the same definition or understanding of Karma. We can find 'Karma' almost in all Indian spiritual traditions, but they are not the same. So I'm wondering if anyone here, senior brother and sisters can tell me what really Buddha said or taught about this? There is a claim from other spiritual tradition that Buddha's Teaching has been misunderstood by his followers. Thanks guys, I hope all the reply may shed some light of what Karma is exactly.


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interesting new development - but says he has to defend against Lamas first
http://www.mmajunkie.com/news/2013/1...es-ufc-history"I want it at lightweight," Aldo recently said in regards to a potential fight with Pettis. "That's where his belt resides, so I can steal it. It would be better for me since I already have a belt of my own. My belt is already up on the wall at my home."


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Protect your outdoor rectangular dining set with this durable polyethylene cover. It guards against spring rains, summer sun, wet autumn leaves and winter's slush and snow. Unlike cheaper vinyl covers that often rip after one season, this one is tear-resistant and made to last for years. Drawstrings secure it even in strong winds. Easy to clean too — just hose or wipe off.
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The price was great, but, the cord around the bottom (to secure cover) is very thin, there is 1 plastic toggle. Grommets would be better so a heavier cord could be drawn tightly around furniture. I've chased this cover around the yard for 3 weeks - I'll send it back.
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At the end of the holiday film "A Christmas Story," after the turkey is stolen by the neighbor's dogs, Ralphie and the rest of the Parker family enjoy Christmas dinner at a Chinese restaurant. People are usually amused by the singing waiters and Mr. Parker's attempt at carving the Peking duck.
But for Michelle Oelsner and others who grew up in Jewish households the scene is "completely hysterical" because for many Jews, Christmas is synonymous with Chinese food.
"That's what Jews do on Christmas," said the Salt Lake City transplant. "We go to the movies and eat Chinese food along with all the other Jewish families."
In New Orleans where she grew up, it "became a kind of a social thing," she said. "You knew on Christmas Day that you were going to see all your friends at the same movie theater and restaurant."
Since moving to Utah seven years ago, Oelsner and her husband have updated their family's tradition. Now the Jewish couple and their three teenage sons put in a full day of skiing. And instead of going out to a restaurant, the family cooks fried rice and chicken stir-fry at home.
There's no particular religious significance to this decidedly Jewish-American tradition. Instead, it's simply two cultures creating their own traditions while Christians are likely opening presents, eating ham and celebrating the birth of their Savior.
In December, Jews celebrate Hanukkah, which sometimes falls on or near Dec. 25. But most years including 2012, the eight-day celebration has already ended, so Dec. 25 is just a day off, Oelsner said. Conversely, for the Chinese restaurateurs who are Buddhist, Dec. 25 is just a regular business day.
Through the years, the Chinese-food-for-Christmas tradition has found a solid place in pop culture, showing up in comedy routines, movies and even a music video on YouTube, with the lyrics:
"I eat Chinese food on Christmas.
Go to the movie theater, too.
'Cause there just ain't much else to do on Christmas
When you're a Jew!"
In 2010, the tradition even reached the Supreme Court. During her confirmation hearings, Judge Elena Kagan was asked how she spent Christmas Day. She responded, "Like all Jews, I was probably at a Chinese restaurant."
In Utah, some Jewish and Muslim families spend part of Christmas Day giving back to the community through the Shalom, Salam, Tikkun Olam interfaith program. Shalom and salaam translate from Hebrew and Arabic to "peace," and tikkun olam means "repairing the world." On Christmas Day, dozens of families take meals, gifts and household goods to refugee families and homebound seniors.
"Christmas is not a day that we have anything to do, so it's a great day to give community support. We absolutely look forward to it," said Toba Essig, who participates in the program with her husband, Ron, and their two sons, Brian, 20, and Adam, 18. But after the service project is done, they eat Chinese food.
While many businesses are open on Christmas, that wasn't always the case. Years ago, "movie theaters and Chinese restaurants were really the only places that were open," said Barrie McAllister, who grew up spending Christmas Day at the Peking Palace restaurant in Tucson.
When she and her husband moved to Utah three years ago, they decided to keep their tradition alive by eating at Little World Chinese restaurant at 1300 S. State St., Salt Lake City. It's one of several Chinese restaurants open in the Salt Lake Valley on Dec. 25, a list that includes Jasmine China Bistro, Osaka Sushi, Hong Kong Tea House, Bangkok Classic Thai, Cafe Trang, Golden Dragon, San Sauce Chinese Cuisine and Joy Luck.
Christmas is a busy day at San Sauce in West Jordan, said owner Edwin Morilno. "Most people are hungry, and there's not too many places open."
Most of the restaurant's customers order the traditional menu items: won ton soup, fried rice and lemon or sesame chicken.
"We get quite a few Jewish people on Christmas," said Han Ly, whose family operates Joy Luck restaurants in Sandy and Woods Cross.
"A lot of people want the roast duck," he said. "On an average weekend, we might sell five. But on Christmas Day, it's probably double that, so we order extra."


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Brevard, N.C. - Coach Brenda Skeffington and the Brevard College volleyball team is pleased to release the 2010 volleyball spring schedule, in conjunction with the Brevard College Sport Information Department.
The Tornados will be in action four times this spring, hosting twice in Boshamer Gymnasium.
Brevard opens up the spring by hosting twice, opening up with Western Carolina at 1 p.m. on March 20th. The Tornados will also be hosting a home tournament involving teams from Belmont Abbey, Catawba Community College, Converse, Lenoir-Rhyne, Montreat, Newberry and the BC Alumni all day on Saturday, April 17th.
Brevard finishes up their spring schedule on the road, traveling to UNC Asheville on April 23rd to be taking on Western Carolina and Gardner-Webb with matches starting at 4:30 p.m, and travels to Belmont Abbey on Saturday, April 24th, for an all day tournament.


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Can't wait!
Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet?
Now we just need a jailbreak for that new iPod.
Jailbreaking iOS 6 is possible but slightly more difficult than other jailbreaks. You can tether jailbreak iOS 6 with redsn0w but it won't install Cydia. To install Cydia, you will have to compile it via SSH (shows you in link below). I jailbroke my iPod 4th gen last night on iOS 6 and pretty much everything is working. Here are tweaks I found working in iOS 6:
-SBSettings (partially)
Bugs (with jailbreak)
-Restart Springboard function in Cydia doesn't work (reboots instead). Temp fix: Get SBSettings and just use respring setting there. Just to let you know with SBSettings respring, it'll show the Apple logo as if it was turning on but it is actually a respring, not a reboot
-Processes function in SBSettings crashes springboard. No fix yet
Here is a guide to jailbreak iPhone 3Gs/4 and iPod 4th gen on iOS 6 (4s not supported yet)
Jailbreak iOS 6 - iPhone And iPod touch (A4-Based Only) Using Redsn0w [Tutorial] | Redmond Pie
YES !!! The quicker this jailbreak is released the quicker I'll update
Wow I didnt expect that at all
This it he reason why I come to this site, Jailbreak news and information not about lawsuits and other irrelavent nonsense. Although I'm still torn by iOS 6 for my ipad 3. On one hand there are improvements and functional features, but on the other hand there is the *shivers* Apple Maps. I guess Siri for my iPad has to wait.
Awesome, can't wait.
FANTSTIC!!!! THAT WAS SO QUICK!!!! YOU CAN JAILBREAK THE IPHONE 5!!!! AWESOME!!!! ... But you may have to wait "a good amount of months" (whatever that means) Sensationalist headline followed by soul crushing minor details of possible length of time before we can have it. Yay for gizmodo style "journalism".


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2009 Mercedes-Benz S600 Problems
RepairPal has identified the most common problems with the 2009 Mercedes-Benz S600 based on complaints from actual vehicle owners. We'll tell you what the problem is and what it'll take to fix it.
The active body control system can leak fluid from numerous areas, including the tandem pump, hydraulic lines, struts, and/or seals. If it is not repaired, the vehicle ride height could drop too low and cause damage to the undercarriage.
The relay which turns the airmatic suspension pump on may fail causing the pump to run continuously. This can result in failure of the pump motor or a dead battery as the pump motor will continue to run after the car is turned off. Also, Worn airmatic pump mount bushings can causes noises in the front axle while driving on bumpy roads or a buzzing noise while the pump is running.
The electrical connector at the automatic transmission may leak fluid into the wiring harness. If not repaired, the oil will migrate through the wiring harness and damage the transmission control module. At that point, a new harness and control module may be necessary to correct this problem.
The ESP and BAS warning lights may illuminate due to a failed brake light switch. Replacement of the failed switch should correct this concern.
The brakes may begin to squeak at about the 50 percent wear point. This is due to the size and material used for the brake pads and rotors. The brake rotor surfaces become uneven, causing a lip to form at the outer edge. This will generally require replacement of the rotors when the pads are worn (pad life varies depending on driving style and terrain).
Leaks may develop from the differential cover and/or seals on high mileage or older vehicles. Our technicians recommend a complete reseal of the differential unit if these leaks are addressed.
A vibration felt through the center floor of the vehicle can be caused by cracked and/or shredded driveshaft flex discs, resulting in excessive driveshaft movement. If not repaired, damage to the driveshaft center support bearing, transmission, or differential can occur.
As brake fluid becomes dirty over time, it can cause a failure of the anti-lock brake system (ABS) modulator assembly. Our technicians recommend a complete brake system flush every two years to help prevent this issue.
Engine misfires (rough running) and lack of power are commonly caused by ignition coil pack or ignition module faults. Proper diagnoses should isolate the cause and prevent unnecessary replacement of good parts.
The evaporator temperature sensor can fail, causing the AC compressor not to cycle. If the AC compressor does not turn on, the AC system will not blow cold air. If the compressor is stuck on, the air will be very cold at first, before warming up.
Front thrust arm and control arm bushings can crack and sometimes tear completely. If this is not repaired quickly, damage to the front subframe unit will occur, which is very expensive to repair. Updated control arms (that prevent damage to the subframe when the bushings wear out) are available.
The center console armrest can break. Replacement is commonly the recommended repair.
Analog Tele Aid units are no longer supported and must be updated to digital, preferably at a dealership or a well-equipped independent shop. The update and all related factors should be completed at the same time.
CD changers, command units, voice control units, PSE units, and Tele Aid units are prone to failure, especially in early models.


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TV This Week
Each morning from 5am-9am , Jim talks with them all, news correspondents from the White House to London to Baghdad; newsmakers from former Presidents to Playboy beauties; sports figures from Pete Rose to Marvin Lewis and actors, authors and activists. He's the voice of volunteerism, the emcee of choice for just about anything from Marty Brennaman night at the ballpark to a Bengals rally to a visit from the President. Jim is an avid golfer, marathon runner, the guy who will close your kids' school in the winter. And he does this all on 5 hours of sleep a day. Jim is the winner of the 2002 Marconi Award for Large Market Radio Personality of the Year. His show is produced by Greg Shurts.


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Assistant Professor of Theatre Robert Brock, right,
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left, Lacy Martin (Juliet) and Greg Young (Paris) in
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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- The eternal
romance of Romeo and Juliet will be presented April 18-21
at Lindsey Wilson College. The Lindsey Wilson Theatre Program will
present William Shakespeare's masterpiece at 7:30 p.m. CT April
18-20 and at 2 p.m. CT April 21 in V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210
Lindsey Wilson St. The play is directed by LWC Assistant Professor
of Theatre Robert Brock.
"The students are real excited about producing the
play because it's got everything -- romance, sword fights, death
and everything. It's a great play for college students to produce,"
Brock said.
Written more than three centuries ago, Romeo
and Juliet tells the story of star-crossed teenagers Romeo and
Juliet who fall in love despite coming from two feuding families.
Brock has directed or been involved with the play several times on
the professional level, and he said each time he learns something
new about the classic.
"You discover new things with anything you do, but
especially with Shakespeare because it's layered with so many
references and meanings, many of which you don't get the first time
through," he said.
The LWC Theatre Program will present William
Shakespeare's Romeo and
Juliet at 7:30 p.m. CT April
18-20 and at 2 p.m. CT April 21 in V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210
Lindsey Wilson St. Tickets are $5 for general
Montague -- Seth Slone
Capulet -- Glen Jennings
Romeo -- Sam Wilson
Mercutio -- Lake Salsbury
Benvolio -- Timothy Hoffman
Tybalt -- Tanner Strein
Friar Laurence -- Jeremy Cloyd
Lady Montague -- Lauren Donahue
Lady Capulet -- Alex Russell
Juliet -- Lacy Martin
Nurse -- Brenna Murray
Rosaline -- Erika Finley
Prince Escalus -- Mark Corbett
Paris -- Greg Young
Sampson -- Taylor Doan
Gregory -- Tyler Harting
Abram -- John Payne
Balthasar -- Natalie Vickous
Peter -- Alex Gibson
Porcini -- Derrick Overstreet
Chorus -- Natalie Vickous
An Apothecary -- Janelle Weed
Friar John -- John Payne


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HACKETTSTOWN, NJ -- Mars Chocolate North America will be revving up some of vending's top brands.
Now available is the new Dove Silky Smooth Cookies and Crème bar, which blends sweet and creamy white chocolate and crunchy chocolate cookie bits. The 1.34-oz. vend bar has a suggested $1.10 retail price.
Available for a limited time beginning in February will be the new Milky Way French vanilla and caramel bar. The limited-edition flavor combines caramel, French vanilla-flavored nougat and milk chocolate and is the brand's first new offering since the launch of the Simply Caramel Milky Way bar three years ago. The 1.72-oz. bar has a suggested $1.10 vend price.
Coming in April is the Combos 7-layer dip tortilla, which packs big flavors into a small bite. Mars' cylindrical snack variety combines real cheddar cheese, sour cream, avocado, tomato, refried beans, onion and spicy jalapeño peppers surrounded by a stone-ground tortilla shell. The 1.5-oz. bags will retail for 90¢.
Rounding out the new products, and rolling out in May, is the M&M's chocolate bar, which combines smooth milk chocolate with the brand's iconic colorful candies. The 1.5-oz. bar will have a suggested $1.10 retail price.


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Kerry Washington got in on the pre-Emmys fun when she attended BAFTA's annual tea party in LA today. The actress, who is up for the award for outstanding lead actress in a drama for Scandal, mingled with fellow nominee Jesse Tyler Ferguson, who is nominated for outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series for Modern Family. The fete wasn't just for nominees as Girls' Allison Williams and Modern Family's Sarah Hyland also made a stop by the tea party. Sarah and Jesse have been enjoying all of the fun of Emmys weekend, as they both attended Variety's pre-Emmys bash last night with several of their costars.
The festivities aren't over yet as everyone is gearing up for the big night tomorrow. Be sure to tune in to POPSUGAR's live Emmys viewing party on Sunday, Sept. 22, at 6:30 p.m. EDT/3:30 p.m. PDT.


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As far as I am aware this is all getting sorted mate although the ISKA MMA was mainly in the USA until now so I guess it will take a bit of time to get everything totally ironed out for the UK and Ireland. What they have done so far in my opinion has been positive for the future development and progression of the sport.
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I hope so, and i am all for regulation and i even had a Matchmakers license in the State of Florida last year and have worked on events which have been under the watchful eye of the Florida Boxing Commission (CW USA) and the International Mix Fight Association (M-1) in the past.
But right now i would have a hard time recognising what is essentially a kickboxing promotion/organisation as a legitimate and independent UK MMA Governing Body. Especially when people within that organisation have links to existing promotions and/or actively manage fighters.
Thats cool Ian everyone has their own thoughts and views on things, its good to see issues can be discussed openly on this board without any flaming and in a civalised manor.
How I look at it is, the ISKA already sanction big MMA shows in the USA such as Strikeforce which is an excellent show, coupled with the experience gained in their K1,Muay Thai shows etc over the past decades they have a very good understanding on how things should work from a professional and quality point of view. As far as I am aware the ISKA also represent a contact point and referral point for the UFC regarding fighters for the UK shows which in my opinion again shows the high quality support and guidance the ISKA operate at wether its kickboxing, Muay Thai or MMA.
I also personally feel they have addressed the bridging gap between kick boxing and MMA by getting experienced MMA veterans such as Lee Hasdell to work on promoting the sport. They have taken a step that many did not want to take and are trying to make it work for the progression of the sport. MMA is still in its infancy so I guess it needs to start somewhere and with the past experience of the ISKA and the path they have taken to represent MMA i feel is a step in the right direction and has so far worked very well.
I can not speak for other promotions in England but every club in Ireland i have tried to contact regarding the events to keep them fair and make sure everyone has the chance to be put forward for fight cards - the fighters and clubs who come foward are put in a pool and then matched as fairly as we can for the events, the ones who do not thats cool also - we respect everyone has different views on things and continue to support the other local shows.
As a club and promotion we like to avoid MMA politics - we just want to promote the sport in a professional manor the best we can keeping it open for everyone if they want to fight under the sanctioning and hopefully help catch up with the rest of the world regarding full progression of the sport.
Here in Ireland there is an abundance of talent and with the ISKA i hope it will help open doors and show case their talents in the UK, EUROPE and further!
Just my 2 cents worth mate
It's always nice to engage in constructive and intelligent debate about MMA, without people threatening to shoot each other, "end" each other or start talking about putting people in car boots.
However i have a few points
The ISKA technically do not fully sanction Strikeforce events. As any events in the State of California will be overseen and sanctioned by the California State Athletic Commission. But i beileve Sf events use ISKA MMA rules.
But a promoter can apply for special dispensation to use certain rule changes as long as they do not clash with the rules of the State Athletic Commission. i.e. A good example of this was Pride doing USA shows with no elbows. But could not use soccer kicks as they were banned by the CSAC.
When M-1 Global went to Kansas; it was the Kansas Boxing Commission who sanctioned the event. However the show was run under the rules of the IMA (who are the body that normally oversees M-1 Global events.) i.e. that showed used the weights and regulations of IMA, but only because they got special dispensation to do that and that they did not clash with the KBC rules.
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Also i found this interesting
This again questions their neutralityAs far as I am aware the ISKA also represent a contact point and referral point for the UFC regarding fighters for the UK shows which in my opinion again shows the high quality support and guidance the ISKA operate at wether its kickboxing, Muay Thai or MMA.
As a legitimate, independent Governing Body should not do that.
It shouldn't recommend fighters to events like the UFC (and then of course no doubt manage/represent those fighters. Which i beileve Paul Hennessey of the ISKA currently does.
And of course the ISKA is not the only group that can get people in the UFC, and of course it would be unfair to say that high quality support cannot be achieved elsewhere, with a professional and competent Management team.
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Don't get me wrong, i am 100% committed to an independent and legitimacy governing body for UK MMA. I just feel that the ISKA is not the way forward, as it also effectively a promoter of events and it would be no different than myself setting up my own governing body to oversee my events.
Of course i'm don't actually promote any events as i'm not gangster enough to promote a UK MMA event
ISKA MMA did an absolutely cracking job on Fight ikon last night for me. Lee, Mark and all the other ISKA officials were absolutely fantastic and totally professional. I decided to use ISKA after having experienced their professionalism in the past for Kickboxing and Muay Thai shows we have faught on and my partner Darren Morris has used them for shows he has worked on too.
I wanted to bring in an impartial body to give our show a reputation of fairness as well as a proper set of rules and standards. ISKA MMA are also one of the few bodies that stipulate blood testing for Hep B&C & HIV in pro bouts with elbows which is now standard in parts of Europe so we were proud to introdue this, at least a step towards looking after the health and safety of fighters.
Thanks for the comments Paul, it was an absolute pleasure having such pleasant, courteous and skilled guys over as yourselves. Looking forwards to your next ISKA event in Belfast February and have been chatting with my lads tonight about it.
I'm still buzzin from my 1st show!!!
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We have had a few ISKA events in Bristol, Weston and one in cheltenham. All events were mainly kick boxing with 3 pro mma fights. The shows were all really well run and everyone really enjoyed them selves and i was happy to be involved.
But and its a big but, none of the mma fights have been databased. FFS get this sorted out, ive been in touch with the promoter on about 5 occassions. One time Kainer was very kind in making sure they went on and i know he has ti hassle a lot of smaller shows to do this. . It shouldn't be down to anyone but the promoter to make sure reulsts are recorded.
I think the shows so far have been really good but i would hesitate to put a fighter on if they wouldnt get the reward of a win on their record.
its easy
fighter 1 v fighter 2 = result,time,method.
Hi Ian,
Heres the report with introduction of Lee as the ISKA MMA Director - It also has a bit on the association to Strikeforce.
I still firmly believe the ISKA are doing their best and succeeding in bring quality and and professional standards to MMA in the UK & Ireland. The point about the UFC was to mention that their standards and professionalism has not gone un noticed by the major MMA events. I have spoke many times to Paul Hennessy and he has always been extremely helpful and has a genuine interest in promoting the sport of MMA in a positive light.
No one is forcing fighters to take part in the ISKA shows but its good to know they are there and trying to progress the sport.
There may be other smaller issues that need to be ironed out but for me as a promoter what they are doing is ensuring a better standard for the fighters with regualtions such as doctors and HIV test for example - anything that is going to help the figthers regarding standards and safety is paramount in my book for the growth of the sport and of course the fighters wellfare. It just happens to be that the ISKA took the step to bring this about and give this a go to bring in a standard and so far have been doing a great job at the events,so in my opinion fair play to them!!


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