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Originally Posted by Jturbo_M3
You should probably check the vacuum lines for any cracks, or leaks as that can cause misfires.
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Originally Posted by GuidoK
Also check the rubber intake boots for tears.
Especially the lower one.
There are I believe also some rubber caps that cap off some extra inlets for vacuum hoses at the back of the manifold that tend to disintergrate.
This indeed looks like a vacuum leak somewhere.
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Thanks for the replies, I've just got ahold of a new CCV set which I will replace tomorrow (11617533400, 11617533398, 11617533399, 11157532629, 11617504536).
Also the rubber boot (13541438761) and the tube elbow (13541438759).
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Originally Posted by ShocknAwe
Misfire? Plugs coils injectors first.
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Originally Posted by GuidoK
I think someting with plugs/coils/injectors would throw a more specific code to 1 cylinder.
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I replaced the sparkplugs and I'll post some pictures later, I think the coils looked fine, but maybe a defective coil isnt visable to the naked eye?
(I tried starting the engine after replacing the sparkplugs but It was to no avail but I guess they needed replacing anyway since I don't know the last time they we're replaced)
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Originally Posted by TriumphTim
All of the above sounds good but I would clear the codes and run some fresh gas with injector cleaner or water remover first.
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Oh yeah, Thanks for this tip, I'll get some fuel additive to, it wont harm.
I'm also going to clean the MAF since I'm removing the boots anyway.
I cleaned the codes with a simple ELM327 and phone app, maybe I'll have to plug in my BMW 1.4 scanner and my laptop..
Anything else I missed so far?