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    4. : Throttle body

BMW Serie 5 - Throttle body

BMW Serie 5 (1995-2003 / E39)
Check throttle position sensor
The so-called throttle body is located at the inlet of the intake manifold: this is a valve equipped with a butterfly that regulates the passage of air in the …read all…
Posted on 23 August 2023 by ScegliAuto
BMW Serie 5 (1995-2003 / E39)
Cleaning the throttle body of a car
The throttle body is a mechanical component which has the purpose of regulating the flow of air immersed inside the combustion chamber. It is located inside …read all…
Posted on 30 July 2023 by ScegliAuto
BMW Serie 5 (1995-2003 / E39)
Suction connector assembly
The intake manifold is a critically important element for the engine fuel system which positively affects fuel consumption. The steps for assembling the intake …read all…
Posted on 24 July 2023 by ScegliAuto
BMW Serie 5 (2003-2010 / E60, E61)
Replacing the throttle body actuator
To replace the throttle body, all the casings on the cylinder head and around it must be removed. The connectors of the meters on the pipes that connect the …read all…
Posted on 21 July 2023 by ScegliAuto
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How to open the bonnet of the Volkswagen Polo

Let's see in this short and simple guide the instructions that will allow us to open the bonnet of the Volkswagen Polo. First of all we open the front door, on the driver's side, and start pulling the opening lever of the engine hood, in order to open the lock; then let's move to the front of the vehicle and unhook the tab that we find on the central part, above the manufacturer's emblem, as shown in the video. At this point we block the bonnet with the lateral rod; then we accompany the bonnet down to close it again!

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