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Old 04-20-2007, 10:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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E36 M3 3.2 Airbox removal

I have to clean the ICV, to do this it looks like you have to remove the airbox. Has anyone performed this task before & do they have any tips.

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I had to do this myself one year ago but I couldn't remove the ICV because of the airbox. At that point I stopped and called someone I know (he's an ex-BMW mechanicer) to help me with this. It's too bad I didn't see him fixing it but I believe he told me he removed the airbox.

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Def. remove the air box. I had to do it about 5 months ago. Very common problem I guess. But it is a bitch to get to even with the airbox off. Mine was on a 3.0 M3 so I'm not sure if there is anymore stuff in there. SaltShaker hooked me up might wanna talk to him. hope that helps..
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