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BMW Intake Parts for BMW X Series E83 (2004-2010)

One thing drivers and cars have in common is the need for air. Induction systems provide a third of the critical necessities for engines to run, so giving your BMW the best way to breathe is paramount in engine performance. If you need to replace your filter, recharge your reusable pod filter, or upgrade your intake, turbos, or intercooler parts, everything can be found below. We have OEM replacements as well as aftermarket performance upgrades to keep your BMW pristine, powerful, and functioning at peak efficiency.

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Air Adjustment Unit/DISA Valve Kit

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T#:15710824

Part#: 11617544805-KT

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A bad DISA valve can cause a variety of issues, from a loud racket in the engine bay, hesitation at low rpm and a rough idle with lean codes. If the valve is making a loud noise, we recommend replacing it as soon as possible. It is possible for the pin holding the flap to be sucked into the motor causing serious damage. Very easy to replace, just need to undo the 4 bolts holding it to the intake manifold. Includes new mounting hardware

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Disa Valve Kit - with hardware

10X Entries Into Our F80 M3 Sweepstakes

T#:15710808

Part#: 11617579114-KT

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Sale - Save 1% $ 605.99

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$ 597.50 USD

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Air adjustment unit controls the path of the air in the intake manifold, allowing either a shorter or longer runner length. A common source of trouble causing low RPM sluggishness and accompanied by a clicking sound from the engine bay.

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