Is the AFM froma 2.0 the same as a 325?
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AFM query
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No it's not mate. They are different. 95% sure.
The 320i ones' Bosch number finishes with 083
The 325i ones' Bosch number finishes with 082
I think this is correct.
The 320i ones' Bosch number finishes with 083
The 325i ones' Bosch number finishes with 082
I think this is correct.
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Defintaley 100% different.
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bo**ocks. Dave, do you have a nice shiny afm left over from your conversion? 
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I always ran a 325i AFM on my touring anyway mate....sorry.
What's the problem?
What's the problem?
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um, no problem as such. I'm just trying to get the engine bay minted, and the afm cover and air box are manky 
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Oh right!
Was hoping it wasn't engine trouble!
Was hoping it wasn't engine trouble!
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No not yet, although my tampering usually leads to some problem or another!
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Ha ha ha!! Lets hope not. I know what you mean though, I seem to do that too!
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no pics at the moment but i'll put something up tomorrow. You'll wonder what i'm fussing about!
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Try wiping on some WD40 on to your AFM cover and air box,brings it up nice
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you can polish them dude, I did the one on my sport, 25 minutes to strip it all off, 10 mins with the scotchbrite pad and another 10 with some metal polish and she was like a mirror dude. Shame I never bothered to stay on top of the bling finish though.
guess I like my oily bits a bit grubby and industrial looking- or I'm a lazy fcuk
guess I like my oily bits a bit grubby and industrial looking- or I'm a lazy fcuk
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How did you strip it, and what's a scotchbrite pad?
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