Lift up the rear end (both tires off the ground) with the car in neutral, turn one tire by hand. If they turn the same way, it's POSI, if they turn opposite, then it''s not.
It would have an open dif (sending power to one wheel), not a limited slip dif (LSD), unless it came with ASC (automatic stability control) there would be an ASC button on the center console http://www.bmwmregistry.com/faq/E36_M3_Auto_Shifter.jpg
Just wondering about the rear end of my 328i. Is it a possitive traction rear end or does just one wheel at a time drive it?
1996 BMW 3 Series 328i Convertible RWD
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Is my BMW 2005 325i front wheel drive or rear wheel drive?
2005 BMW 3 Series
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Is it a rear wheel drive car?
1987 BMW 3 Series
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Over the past few weeks I have noticed that there is a low, grinding, growling sound coming somewhere in the rear of the car. Some things I know: A) it's not the breaks B) only happens when the car ...
1990 BMW 3 Series 325is Coupe RWD
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Hope this is not too mundane a question. If so, advance apologies. I am downsizing from 2001 Acura MDX SUV and have narrowed down the choices to a 328 and 528. But we need some advice/opinions from f...
BMW 3 Series
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