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    #16
    Originally posted by outnumbered View Post
    I had a go at this today, got stuck on how to get the airbox intake part out, so found the vid... so now I know I have to take the pollen filter housing out too. Which is useful, thanks a lot Mark...

    I also found a present from BMW Cooper Reading sitting in the pollen filter tray ! Crap photo but it's a 27mm spanner, so pretty damn big !
    Look at all that extra weight you've bin carrying around.:hahaha:

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      #17
      Originally posted by outnumbered View Post
      I had a go at this today, got stuck on how to get the airbox intake part out, so found the vid... so now I know I have to take the pollen filter housing out too. Which is useful, thanks a lot Mark...

      I also found a present from BMW Cooper Reading sitting in the pollen filter tray ! Crap photo but it's a 27mm spanner, so pretty damn big !
      Lucky it didn't get caught up in something,that would have thrown a spanner in the works.:clown:

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        #18
        Originally posted by outnumbered View Post
        I had a go at this today, got stuck on how to get the airbox intake part out, so found the vid... so now I know I have to take the pollen filter housing out too. Which is useful, thanks a lot Mark...

        I also found a present from BMW Cooper Reading sitting in the pollen filter tray ! Crap photo but it's a 27mm spanner, so pretty damn big !
        Looks like time to leave them and use Elm's :thumbs:Have you told them of your finding's

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          #19
          Originally posted by CraigMillwardCroft View Post
          Looks like time to leave them and use Elm's :thumbs:Have you told them of your finding's
          But on the positive side, you got a free spanner :smokin:

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            #20
            Originally posted by shimmy View Post
            But on the positive side, you got a free spanner :smokin:
            Must have fixed that rattle now :whistle:

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              #21
              Originally posted by shimmy View Post
              But on the positive side, you got a free spanner :smokin:


              Now I just need to work out what the hell on the car needs a 27mm spanner.

              The real job was to check the airbox for crud, and it was all pretty good in fact. A bit of oily grit but not the plentiful sand dunes that some have reported.

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                #22
                Well I must praise BMW on a serious ball ache it is to get to the dip stick lol.... My great big sausage fingers had a right job getting in there lol...

                Steve

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by Mark CSL
                  Hi i shall do a video how to get to the oil dip stick under the air box



                  Hope this helps :thumbs:
                  Spent ages yesterday scratching my head working out where the hell the dipstick was.
                  Embarrassingly, I'd had to check the manual, then check You Tube!

                  What a ridiculous faff when you want to do a 'quick' check/top up!!

                  :banghead:

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                    #24
                    Hello,

                    Does anyone still have this video?

                    I found a small leak which I think comes from the pentosin reservoir. (The weather was a bit hot the other day and it might have spilled)

                    I wanted to give the engine a good clean.

                    By the way, what is the torque to apply to the strut brace when you put it back?

                    Kind regards,
                    Alex

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                      #25
                      Here is a very good guide on how to remove part of the airbox.


                      I believe the bolts are secured with 12Nm, but i will check when im back at home.

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by select View Post
                        Here is a very good guide on how to remove part of the airbox.


                        I believe the bolts are secured with 12Nm, but i will check when im back at home.
                        Yes, Leo's guide is very useful.

                        Thank you

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