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Old 11-28-2010, 08:19 PM
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Ah, the flap... the other end should be hooked to a vacuum supply hose from the intake system, I'll have to remember to look at mine to see exactly where. But on full throttle the flap opens and lets more air in to the box via the opening. If you want you can actually remove that flap and have the less restricted airflow all the time.

As for the check engine light, it doesn't just turn itself off, it needs to be cleared.
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I happened to be getting an emission test on my 98 328i and the shop had a 2005 645 in there. Oddly similar looking engine to the 4.4 I have grown to love/hate. The mechanic had a kit from AGA that was not the valve stem seal kit, so we got to chatting. It was for the cleaning of the secondary air injection on the 4.4's. I knew these systems were problematic on the 6-cylinders (mine is a testament to that), but hadn't heard of it on this forum in the year I've been on. So, I found this thread that links to the diagram in the first post (helpful) and I now add the link to this tool in the hopes it helps someone out too.

https://www.agatools.com/tool/n62-secondary-air-cleaner

And here are the videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMOjFAKUt30
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMJeXDrrIK8
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