Replacement colored vaccum hoses
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Scott Bunn
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Replacement colored vaccum hoses
An Alfa friend showed me this website and I wanted to pass it on. It was cool to discover L-jet other places. http://www.hiperformancestore.com/
Scott Bunn
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Scott Bunn
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under the radar
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Electric, but not manual. BMW used the same type on E21's and 80-81 6 cylinder L Jet cars. It's got a little heater inside for a warm up mode.under the radar wrote:manual AAV...interesting.
Mike W.
02 525ita. Wife's, aka grocery getter
02 530i. New to the fleet, 3 pedals.
08 Toyota 4Runner. 4WD vacationmobile. No enthusiasm, but it didn't leave me stranded or use any oil. Reserving judgement for now.
02 525ita. Wife's, aka grocery getter
02 530i. New to the fleet, 3 pedals.
08 Toyota 4Runner. 4WD vacationmobile. No enthusiasm, but it didn't leave me stranded or use any oil. Reserving judgement for now.
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under the radar
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no, in the article, he mentions a cable operated AAV, like a knob you'd pull out for cold start and then push in as the car warms up. sorta like a choke on a carb.Mike W. wrote:Electric, but not manual. BMW used the same type on E21's and 80-81 6 cylinder L Jet cars. It's got a little heater inside for a warm up mode.under the radar wrote:manual AAV...interesting.
the early nineties called. they want their awesome back
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