is there any videos or images that taking off or dislocating the engine cover of the e92 m3 ??
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kaan1990 wroter u serious?is there any videos or images that taking of or dislocating the engine cap of the e92 m3 ??
I assume you mean the intake plenum....
See this DIY for changing the Throttle actuator. You have to take off the intake plenum so it tells you how:
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=735033
See this DIY for changing the Throttle actuator. You have to take off the intake plenum so it tells you how:
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=735033
I think he means the plenum
no i mean the cap m3 v8 cap i want to take that off and paint myself i was looking for that guys
kaan1990 wroteI think you mean the intake manifold. It's one piece. You have to take the entire thing off if you want to paint it.no i mean the cap m3 v8 cap i want to take that off and paint myself i was looking for that guys
I'm assuming you want to do something like this:
Stop holding out on the guy, he just wants to know how to take off the engine cap.
Ken37.73 wrotethank youStop holding out on the guy, he just wants to know how to take off the engine cap.
THE TECH wroteand yes i want to do something like that but there are two screws would that be enough to take that out
engine oil cap? twist.
kaan1990 wroteSee post #2:and yes i want to do something like that but there are two screws would that be enough to take that out
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=699859
There is a hood release lever in the drivers footwell
1MOREMOD wroteWhen I heard cap, that is the first thing that came to my mind...engine oil cap? twist.
kaan1990 wroteIf you didn't get the drift, we were trying to help you. It isn't called a damn engine cap... Quit being a jackass and saying thank you to a sarcastic comment.thank you
kaan1990 wroteYou have to remove the ENTIRE manifold. Those screws are not to be removed. Even if you take them off, you will not be able to just remove the top piece.and yes i want to do something like that but there are two screws would that be enough to take that out
If you are indeed talking about the intake plenum, then you need disconnect the air intake, unplug the IAT sensor (not from the plenum, from the other end), loosen (no need to remove) all eight throttle body clamps (6mm from what I can remember), then lift up.
happos2 wroteGuilty as charged although the spirit was tongue in cheek more than sarcastic.If you didn't get the drift, we were trying to help you. It isn't called a damn engine cap... Quit being a jackass and saying thank you to a sarcastic comment.
happos2 wroteexactly my thoughts...If you didn't get the drift, we were trying to help you. It isn't called a damn engine cap... Quit being a jackass and saying thank you to a sarcastic comment.
Out of curiosity, does anyone happen to have a picture of the underside of the intake plenum once its taken off? Thanks
dreamspeed wroteYou cannot separate the halves without likely destroying it. It is two pieces molded together. Those nuts on the top DO NOT separate the two pieces.Out of curiosity, does anyone happen to have a picture of the underside of the intake plenum once its taken off? Thanks
THE TECH wroteLike The Tech said, its one piece. I have a bolt on top missing because I think the previous owner tried the same things and its gone, or heat from the Nurburgring.You cannot separate the halves without likely destroying it. It is two pieces molded together. Those nuts on the top DO NOT separate the two pieces.
You loose the bolt you have to buy a whole new plenum hence why I still have one missing. $$$$$
I did a quick search and found this. I have never attempted to remove it but maybe this can help you.
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showpost.php?p=5407933&postcount=3
Here is the full thread for more on it from others.
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=275547
Good Luck!
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showpost.php?p=5407933&postcount=3
Here is the full thread for more on it from others.
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=275547
Good Luck!