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M54 Idle Control Valve Removal and Cleaning
Last edited by richardb; 03-17-2017 at 08:53 PM. |
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Great videos as always richard - the positive is your videos are always very thorough - the negative is that you always remind me to go and DIY a repair
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Ricky, thank you. Yes, we are all blessed with the never-ending BMW maintenance!
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Might as well add to this to the weekend list. Great video
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Just an update here, I think our ICV finally failed at around 182,000 miles on our 3.0i
I believe it is worth cleaning the valve, the first time we cleaned it (in this video) we were able to extend the life another 50,000 miles! Amazing. A related pesky code came back recently and cleaning the valve did not resolve it. Finally caved and bought a brand new ICV. So, try cleaning first, if that fails you'll need to replace. |
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