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Once again thank you Phil for replay.
I will order this valve body kit, but at first I need to get my car going. My mechanic has another valve body where we can get those springs. Phil, Will this kit defiantly fit my valve body? Since I have 4.6 and a part number is different form 4.4 X5 valve body. I would suppose there is a difference, but the question is where. Do you have any ideas? Let’s say the part number (24347521640) is for my car. RealOEM.com * BMW E53 X5 4.6is A5S440Z CONTROL VALVE ASSY But for 4.4 X5 same year is (24347521639) RealOEM.com * BMW E53 X5 4.4i A5S440Z CONTROL VALVE ASSY and the valve body for 4.4 is cheaper. So, the difference lies beneath where? Or All those springs are same length in two different valve bodies? |
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The valve block assembly part numbers are different because the upper valve blocks are different between the 4.4 (029 model) and 4.6 (034 model) versions of the E53 5HP24. The upper valve block contains different spools for the KV-B & KV-E valves.
The springs, however, are all the same. Phil |
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