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You can only insert the dowel pin into one of the flywheel's holes. You should be good to go if you lock the cams and insert the flywheel pin so that the small handle almost touches the bellhousing. To secure the 18mm socket wrench in place, give it a little wiggle, but be careful not to apply any force. You can tell when the flywheel pin is in a recess rather than a hole because the small handle on the pin is far from touching the surface of the bellhousing. When the flywheel pin is placed, there is one way to turn the crank such that all of the pistons are even. While trying to locate top dead again, I hope you didn't bing any valves.

Each camshaft requires two genuine BMW parts, and you can only get them from an authorised BMW dealer. One day after receiving them, immerse them in motor oil. Changing them is a breeze; simply remove the old ones using a pick, apply oil to the cam ends, then carefully push the rectangs into place using a plastic pry.

I'm grateful for the update, kk. Your double-checking and confirmation that the timing is perfect is greatly appreciated (y) Your utilisation of high-quality parts is commendable. Since you neglected to replace the vanos sprockets and the rectang rings (gaskets) at the cam ends, I'm wondering if that's the source of your issue. The replacement chain's lifespan will be diminished due to the old sprockets wearing it down rapidly. Without checking the real-time data, I'd venture to say that the sprockets are Maxwell-worn and the rectangs are past their sell-by dates. Examine the desired and actual cam locations to determine the extent of the disparity if you are unable to obtain a more advanced scan tool. You may use that information to identify the sprockets and rectangs.

Was the TC a complete FAI or OEM BMW kit that came with all the necessary guides and a new tensioner? The solenoids must be of the BMW or Pierburg variety. Just wanted to give you a heads up that most of the material you see on the internet is crap and won't work, so there's no need to worry about whether they were or weren't. It seems that out-of-timing problems are prevalent in these codes. To be quite honest, I think 180 psi is a little low for a turbo; it should be closer to 200 psi.

real-time information — rail pressure and cam/crank lining up....

This year marks the 24th anniversary of my beloved old X5, and it is still going strong.

Bimmercode does not facilitate any tuning as you desire. The remark on the "visit tuner shop" suggests that a remap may be desired for enhanced performance.

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The component I received functioned properly. Regrettably, I required the part today, as I am travelling to Leeds tomorrow. I now believe that all manufacturers who provided quotes for inexpensive parts up to VIN fg*** and costly parts beyond that VIN are deceptive, as the same item is compatible with all, provided the correct model is selected. Thank you for your assistance.

Thank you. Retrieving an Intermotor replacement from Motor Parts Direct in Doncaster. I will inform you if it is successful!

It functions adequately. Thank you.

Greetings, yesterday I experienced the typical absence of power steering, loss of stability control, and malfunction of hill descent control, among other issues. I utilised ThinkDiag, which indicates that the front right wheel sensor is the source of the issue. I have removed it from the vehicle to acquire part numbers, and I am now rather perplexed. This is a Land Rover product with two part numbers: FK729E731-AA and 10.0711-5506.3. I am unable to locate a component that corresponds to these figures. Utilising Suderia, I obtain a reference to LR071974. They require £165.89 and must procure the component. Autodoc has a variety of sensors, in stock, similar to part number LR071974, priced between £14 and £90. Halfords and Europarts also require sums in the three-digit range. Am I overlooking something, as the pricing disparity implies that I am not purchasing the same item. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

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it is sufficient; it is all I required. New ECU unit is forthcoming.