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Almost Engine Fire
I ended up getting it towed back to the house and got it in the garage. Opened up the hood and started looking around and what I found was that something shorted out. The wiring from the junction box under the intake manifold to the alternator, the intake adjuster, etc fried plus the plastic cover on the throttle body, part of the intake manifold, etc. See picture. Has anyone seen this happen before? I am thinking maybe the starter, alternator or throttle body, shorted? Maybe a mouse was hungry! |
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Found the root of the problem. It appears the crankcase vent heating element that attaches to the intake manifold must of corroded and shorted out which burnt wires, throttlebody, manifold and DISA's.
I found some posts that this happened to other N52 engines as well. Crazy... Here's the part: https://www.turnermotorsport.com/p-3...uine-bmw-part/ |
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