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2002 325xiT. I was getting a little rammy jammy in my engine bay earlier and ended up braking this? I’m having trouble finding the actual part name and #, but I believe it’s the brake booster non return check valve? Is this able to be put back back together? Am I able to salvage? Or a quick fix until I get a new one? Thanks.
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I don't think gluing it back together will do the trick, you will need to replace it. So search a local pick-n-pull or you can just buy it new, here is the P/N: #5
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It's the jet valve mine did the same thing the new design has a plastic collar around the whole connection so it is physically impossible to come apart, you get the valve and the hoses together
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Thats probably what I’ll end up doing. I know those ear clamps are one time use. Any idea on the diameter of those?Originally Posted by dworthy
I don't think gluing it back together will do the trick, you will need to replace it. So search a local pick-n-pull or you can just buy it new, here is the P/N: #5
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Use a regular BMW worm drive hose clamp. That said: I have used SuperGlue with the powdered bonding agent to fix these when a repair needed to be done RIGHT NOW, but I MUCH prefer to just buy a new assembly, and be done with it.
(Darin, that's the wrong part)
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