Hello, greetings from Argentina. Do you know the part number of this valve? Because i bought a 325ti that doesnt have it ,and i need to buy it. Can you help me?
The problem we had was that if we turned the ac on it would just blow out extremely hot air because the valve was stuck open, I cant say for sure if that is the issue, but it is certainly a good possibility, however another reason could be that one or more fuses are broken, I recommend looking into it further, hope this was of help!
Laurens Bree thanks for the comment! And on this particular car no, this BMW has a system that automatically bleeds any air, at most if you lose allot of coolant during this replacement you have to top up the coolant, but even them the air bleeding happens automatically, I don’t know however if many other BMW’s have this function however, so don’t assume you can get away with less work on any car!
i like the blue with the cinnamon leather i had a 2006 BMW E46 330ci ZHP convertible w the same cinnamon leather
Thanks, guys! This really helped me out. I had my swapped out in 10 minutes because of your video (and it solved the problem).
Great video guys. I was all excited for a fix for my 2005 M3 with similar issues. Until I realized the part has the M3 tax 😭
thanks guys. I have that very job to do tomorrow so it proved very instructive and nicely paced for an amateur to take in. thanks again
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Great video, soup to nuts
Awesome!!!
Do this if heat is lukewarm or only blows on one side
Great How 2, Thanks for Sharing.
Hello, greetings from Argentina. Do you know the part number of this valve? Because i bought a 325ti that doesnt have it ,and i need to buy it. Can you help me?
Awesome, now would replacing this also fix no heat in the cabin? the blower motor and fans work in my e46. but I am getting 0 heat.
The problem we had was that if we turned the ac on it would just blow out extremely hot air because the valve was stuck open, I cant say for sure if that is the issue, but it is certainly a good possibility, however another reason could be that one or more fuses are broken, I recommend looking into it further, hope this was of help!
Hi man I have the same problem did you solve It by replacing the valve or not?
Nice video! but shouldn't you also bleed the coolant system now? because you got some air in it I guess
Laurens Bree thanks for the comment! And on this particular car no, this BMW has a system that automatically bleeds any air, at most if you lose allot of coolant during this replacement you have to top up the coolant, but even them the air bleeding happens automatically, I don’t know however if many other BMW’s have this function however, so don’t assume you can get away with less work on any car!
@@allwedoisdrive563 Thanks! Gonna do this job myself tomorrow :)it will be more easy thanks to you guys!
Laurens Bree glad to be of help! Good luck with your replacement tomorrow!
Do you happen to know where I can get the 2 pin connector for this control valve? BMW was clueless. Thanks
Hey guys, try using a socket on your hose clamps instead of a screwdriver. It makes it a lot easier
Well done guys. You don't need a magnetic parts tray - just buy a muffin tin
Sorry to say but your videography left a lot to be desired. Camera moved around too much! Got dizzy watching the footage! Keep it steady!!!