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Intake Resonator Tube

Hi, quick one here. I have 2 M54. Where the resonator tube attached to the downstream side of the MAF. I believe there is a runner ring gasket that goes on the male lip of the MAF and this is inserted into tube. Is that correct that the gasket sits on the MAF flange.

On one of my cars the gasket was pushed into the tube, and the tube doesn't really secure to the MAF. The tube mouth is deformed and will not fit the MAF with the gasket on it.

Now I ordered a replacement tube and it seems like the gasket was pushed in and the tube mouth is mishaped, so I believe was over tightened and won't take the MAF again with the gasket around the flange.

Thoughts? As I'd like to get this secured or return the damaged used part.
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