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hello...i just installed an aftermarket cool air intake to my 1995 BMW 525i (e34). well, i kinda installed it. it seems that the factory intake enclosure had a place to plug in two hoses with coolant flowing through them. my aftermarket intake does not have this. i decided to crank the engine up and see how the new intake worked. it sounded great and everything except for the fact that coolant was flowing at a fairly high rate out of those hoses all through the engine compartment and spread all over the floor of my garage.
any one know of aftermarket parts i can buy to plug these hoses up again??? (they seemed to simply be plugs, but i'm not expert on this particular intake. if i'm wrong feel free to correct me)
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Figured it out
nvm guys i figured it out.
its actually pretty stupid that i didnt know this sooner. i just removed the piece that sends the coolant in loops from the factory intake enclosure and put let it hang from the hoses in the engine compartment. i hope this helps anyone else who is planning on getting a cold air intake for their e34.
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