
whats this tool for?
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smithy318i
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Martinaston
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Stiring paint 
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dips346
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looks like its for a air flow metering unit
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Emotechnik
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Closing your sunroof when you get a flat battery, use it with the screwdriver handle.
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smithy318i
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Nope. Thats the Z shaped one.Emotechnik wrote:Closing your sunroof when you get a flat battery, use it with the screwdriver handle.

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Emotechnik
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Dimensions?
You sure it's out of a BMW?
You sure it's out of a BMW?
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i agree with Dips
would say airflow
prob has more than one use on an e30 tho
would say airflow
prob has more than one use on an e30 tho
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smithy318i
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21cm long. Deffo a BMW part. It goes in the toolkit inserted inside the spark plug spanner.Emotechnik wrote:Dimensions?
You sure it's out of a BMW?
Radio Grub screw removal tool ?

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Dan318-is
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these are not found on 318is' for some weird info, there is no slot in the boot tool box for them 
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Emotechnik
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End dimension or are you saying its about 3mm (like a radio grub screw)
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smithy318i
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3mm allen key end

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is it magnetic?
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smithy318i
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Nope. Not magnetic.Jhonno wrote:is it magnetic?
Someone must know what it's for !

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electric window's???
noticed when changing my drivers mechanism theres an allan socket on there
noticed when changing my drivers mechanism theres an allan socket on there
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smithy318i
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nope, not that.stonesie wrote:electric window's???
noticed when changing my drivers mechanism theres an allan socket on there
paint? ( i might hav missed the topic on your progress)

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i'm 99.9% sure it gos on the scewdriver handle and is used to ajust valves in the m20

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But isnt the tool kit put together for 'roadside' repairsbottlecapE30 wrote:i'm 99.9% sure it gos on the scewdriver handle and is used to ajust valves in the m20
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think your 99.9% wrong-how would you adjust the inlet valves with that-and there holes not allen head on the eccentric adjusters.throttle stop adjustment i say-as further up the thread!or radio plugs as you said,because its not in all cars and bmw in that day didnt supply standard stereo ,they were all an option-i think.bottlecapE30 wrote:i'm 99.9% sure it gos on the scewdriver handle and is used to ajust valves in the m20
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Some BMW locking wheel studs have a cap secured by a 3mm hex bolt. Could be for that?
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gcorky
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numbers on it?
http://www.samstagsales.com/bmwtools.htm
is it 5 sided or 6 at end?
radio or antenna key,but will adjust the hex throotle stops.
http://www.samstagsales.com/bmwtools.htm
is it 5 sided or 6 at end?
radio or antenna key,but will adjust the hex throotle stops.
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This has been discussed before, but i can't find the topic. I think it has something to do with the convertible roofs....
What car did it come from?
I'm sure it was Ian Hamilton who came up with the answer last time
What car did it come from?
I'm sure it was Ian Hamilton who came up with the answer last time
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This adjustment is set at the factory and never needs to be changed, so why would BMW provide a tool in the "roadside repairs" toolkit for this?gcorky wrote:throttle stop adjustment as per m20 etc?
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Brianmoooore
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Early type electric windows had a provision for manual overide. It'll either be for this, or, as E30Mark says, something to do with rag top roofs.
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gcorky
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Brianmoooore wrote:This adjustment is set at the factory and never needs to be changed, so why would BMW provide a tool in the "roadside repairs" toolkit for this?gcorky wrote:throttle stop adjustment as per m20 etc?
never needs to be changed -wow
lol,read all the thread brian!!!so do you strip down your doors at roadside,if you do you can travel with me m8???
you prob right tho.i just saying what it would fit.
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i dont have one anyway i carry this instead,fixes most roadside jobs :mad:it is strapped where the spanners were.
i dont have one anyway i carry this instead,fixes most roadside jobs :mad:it is strapped where the spanners were.



