Anyone know the Part Number for the throttle body rubber inlet boot for the M20B25 engine (later version for the T shaped idle control valve)?
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AlpineCab
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Jozi
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You should learn to use realoem or bmwfans, all part no's are there
Is this what your looking for? http://bmwfans.info/parts/catalog/E30/2 ... ow_sensor/
Is this what your looking for? http://bmwfans.info/parts/catalog/E30/2 ... ow_sensor/
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Note that you can't determine if it's the hose you require by looking at the illustration. There's a good chance that the same picture is used for the 'L' boot, the 'T' boot and the version that doesn't have a second stub for the brake servo.
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Exactly the point Brianmoooore - hence on this occassion realoem is not as useful as it usually is...Brianmoooore wrote:Note that you can't determine if it's the hose you require by looking at the illustration. There's a good chance that the same picture is used for the 'L' boot, the 'T' boot and the version that doesn't have a second stub for the brake servo.
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A good way to check is to find the p/n on RealOEM and then stick that into Google Images. That'll show you whether the boot has the correct elbow or not.
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