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Old 03-07-2010, 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by X5 Meister View Post
Hey this is some great information and hopefully a few people will chime in as well. First off, what is your car's date of production and would you mind posting all the parts that were done in your repair?

Now it appears that your symptoms were most likely related to the intermediate lever issues and that those were all changed and hopefully will fix the problem.

http://www.xoutpost.com/x5-e53-forum...ssue-06-a.html

What is great is that it looks like you've got a great service advisor over there because when they had the engine stripped they also (properly) upgraded all your CCV valve parts (new cylinder 1-4 head cover that no longer has an integral CCV valve and a hose that now has a integrated CCV valve). However the last part you posted, 11-61-7-550-466 (heater), is very very interesting. A search on Realoem shows that it isn't a part for the E53 X5 at all and in fact it is for Europe only cars, specifically some 1 series, 3 series, 5 series, and 6 series models with these engines.

N43 engine - 4 cylinder 2.0 liter gas & diesel, 2006+
N53 engine - 6 cylinder 2.5 - 3.0 liter gas , 2007+

List of BMW engines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I wonder why, and where!, they installed it? Anyone with a clue (weasel, killcrap, jcl)?

As far as pictures go, you'd have to remove the 3 plastic engine covers to photograph the relevant CCV valve parts. It's not hard to do, just a little bit of a pain, let me know.

See also this thread.

http://www.xoutpost.com/x5-e53-forum...-pictures.html
the parts are usually retrofitted after replacing the CCV more than 2 times. the parts are always goodwilled(if out of warranty), and the labor is to be paid by the customer. most of these parts must be ordered by VIN so all installations are by BMW authorization only, so you will most likely not be able to order these parts. all this new stuff is not documented publicly, that is why you dont know about these. the stuff here is not technically new, as some are as old as 2006. there are no repair instructions that you can find online to install them, they are PDF documents that are sent with a parts list, and labor operations(sort of like pre SIB's.) they are not to be shared with anyone.
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