How to Replace Intake Variable Valve Timing Solenoid 01-05 BMW 325Xi
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In the video, 1A Auto shows how to remove and replace a failing, leaking, or broken variable valve timing solenoid. The video is applicable to the 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, BMW 325Xi, and similar E46 models.
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• Flat Blade Screwdriver 1aau.to/oUA/1AXAA00013
• 10mm Socket 1aau.to/oFN/1AXAA00017
• Adjustable Wrench
• Side Cutters
• T30 Socket
• Ratchet 1aau.to/oVi/1AXAA00016
• Socket Extensions 1aau.to/oKM/1AXAA00015
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I have that piece stripped on 323i 2001, what can I do to get it off
I didn't understand why did he remove all those plastic panels for nothing.
What about the exhaust side removal?
Could you please tell me what is the symptoms of bad intake variable valve timing solenoid?
Tip for everyone, you can use your 36mm fan clutch tool wrench on these to open them
Thank you so much for this video. My 2002 X5 E53 now has 203,000 on it and still runs like a champ with the exception of the intermittent P0011 code. The timing is off, engine idles at 8000 instead of 6000, gas mileage got poor, upshifts are vastly delayed. Resetting the code seemed to help for a while. I am banking on this to be the cause. My Bimmer go to guy said I may have a stretched timing chain, but I don't believe it, I think this is the issue. I will let you know as soon as part is installed. PS I have 2011 E70 also and I still like the E53 handling and ride better. AC is cold, never been recharged. This has been an awesome car.
+Jeff Nicholson PhD, PA-C Thanks for checking us out!
You explain replacing the intake solenoid, but im getting the exhaust solenoid code. are the two parts interchangeable? I know they are in different areas but the two solenoids seem to be the same dimensions. If you could respond that would be appreciated!
Hi, I know it's been a year. did you figure it out?
Hi I have a p1554 problem with my bm how much it costs.
I have a stripped valve solenoid. There’s no clearance with the only 2 pieces left to grab a hold of the one I can get is just to close to the engine to get clearance to move the wrench. Please and suggestions
Same here
You find out how to get it off?
Hi 1A auto I have a code p1145 can't pin point exactly what it is on a e46 any help is very much appreciated. Please shine some light
Are both solenoids the same for intake and exhaust
+xavier cruz These will be different solenoids from each other.
How no one ever show how to test by solenoid wiring harnes a side
There's no need to remove cabin filter housing
+Fox1 We appreciate the feedback. Sometimes there are multiple ways to accomplish the same repair.
@@1AAuto or sometimes the repair is so simple you need to fill the video with something. Seriously, you’re wasting a lot of peoples time.
what can i use to remove it if it’s stripped. it’s stuck on there and won’t come out. there’s no grip for a 1 1/4 wrench to grab on
Use pipe wrench
I forgot to mention what the problem is with this item I'm not understanding your video just said remove how to replace it back in it
+Isreal Perez Thanks for checking us out. This video is made for instructional purposes. If you believe the intake variable valve timing solenoid is faulty we would suggest taking the vehicle to a certified mechanic for a diagnosis.
@@1AAuto it's because I have p1093 and I've seen the other code Activation, VANOS solenoid valve, inlet don't know what it means
Why are you replacing me?
Are you a change engineer?
To replace parts anyone can do that
You don’t need to remove the engine covers and the wires with the cabin air filter box and all that whatsoever why are u wasting time doing all that extra work the part is at the front of the engine..