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*Glenn*

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  1. Ooops... CHCH ??... anyone got a free ticket & accomodation
  2. Sorry....SCAN IT first I can do it free tomorrow for you if you like
  3. You'll need a snorkel soon Clinton... just watch the water depth... they don't like forced water induction by the litre
  4. Get a clever sparky to remove the system and replace it with a more modern alarm system. As I said in PM ... in 40 years I've never ever seen one like that.
  5. All that we have discussed so far doesn't change, the B19TU & B18 are basicaly the same as far as diagnosing faults are concerned.
  6. I would fit a new one and recheck my readings... something you can't do unfortunately... the tap test doesn't always work either. Using a scanner and reading the Kgh readings in live data while driving is virtually the same as using a dash cluster. The readings you are getting (210kgh) is too low.
  7. Your call... I'd be fitting a new one, but first I would confirm that it was at fault.
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    M325i vs SR20DET.

    Think about it Henry..... you have published quite a bit of offending all over the internet, which could be used against you now, or further down the track in the event of something going wrong. Just my 2c
  9. Have a really great day Oli From Glenn & the Team @ B.M.W Ltd
  10. 211kg is too low. Are you absolutely sure there are no other problems ? air leaks, CCV valve etc At this point I'd be trying another MAF sensor. Was this low reading taken when the car was actualy playing up ?
  11. I'd be checking live data if no fault codes are being thrown. It's more than likely to be the MAF sensor. 12-16 KG at idle... 450-550kg at full throttle, under load while driving. You absolutely sure there are no fault codes ? Check EGS & ABS for DME related fault codes as well. Also check system & charge rate voltages. Edit: Any noises from the cat ? a blocked cat can also cause that
  12. Get it scanned and reduce the oil to the correct level. The N42B20 takes 4.25-4.5 Litres of oil
  13. HB for tomorrow Grant, hope you have a great day From Glenn & the Team @ B.M.W Ltd
  14. Have a great day Grant From Glenn & the Team @ B.M.W Ltd
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    POLISHED

    Thats a very sad storey that should be left to Jason to tell us about
  16. Hope you have a great day Keith From Glenn & the Team @ B.M.W Ltd
  17. Have a great day From Glenn & the Team
  18. *Glenn*

    e30 m20 2,5

    Thats not quite right Matt...it's : Step 1 : 30nm Step 2: Tighten 90 degrees Step 3: Then another 90 degrees And you must use new head bolts as well as new gaskets
  19. Have a great day Richard From Glenn & the Team
  20. *Glenn*

    ITB's

    I am over there often (in Surfers) .... I could tell by your accent
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    ITB's

    Your either trying to take the piss out of people on here or you are genuinely from Brisbane... I suggest you put your head in the fence wires or do more research when you can make up your own mind what you want to do ..
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