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Intake Rubber Boot Raplacement - E39

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So after an initial engine bay inspection a few days ago on my E39 528i, I discovered a nice big tear in one of the rubber intake boots.

Decided to get to it and post some pics

I always had this "whistle" like noise when accelerating, I was convinced it was a pulley, but after renewing them and the tensioners, I still had this "whistle" Cry

BUT after renewing these intake boots, the whistle is completely gone Joy Joy Joy

Maybe some of the experts can shed some light as to why this leak would cause a whistle like noise? Iono

Here a the pics then :

You will see my "temporary" fix with isolation tape when I discovered it Fencelook

OLD VS NEW

BMW Part no's 13541435625 & 13541437191 / 13541435627

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Don't forget the "ring" that connects the pipes together

BMW Part no : 13541435626

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Condition of the throttle body at 412 000 km's (untouched)

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Condition of the MAF (untouched)

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And finally, the culprit

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Fuel consumption is now better than ever, car responds and shifts A LOT smoother, and it seems there were a few extra horses revived too!! Thumbs

I would recommend checking these, as both of the boots cost me about R400 at the dealer Thumbs

Sharing is caring, thanks for reading!! Rollsmile Thumbs

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