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Roof rails for a 3 door seem quite rare and expensive, or am I looking in the wrong places?
17 year old with a TD4!
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Roof rails for a 3 door seem quite rare and expensive, or am I looking in the wrong places?
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What? I saw at least 4 sets on local "auto used" about 80 pounds for it
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Local in Poland, various condition but complete (bolts ect.)
weight about 10-12 kgs.
weight about 10-12 kgs.
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I remember back when I was 17. My first car was an L series hippo then soon after a td4 sport.
Not a fan of the hard top versions though
Either way, wicked cars. You will get a lot of stick on here from the tratter boys - just ignore them ! Lol
One of the best mods you can do to your td4 would be to fit an EGR bypass valve and fit a synergy 2 with updated Maf sensor.
Have a search if your not sure what I'm talking about lol
Good luck
Not a fan of the hard top versions though
Either way, wicked cars. You will get a lot of stick on here from the tratter boys - just ignore them ! Lol
One of the best mods you can do to your td4 would be to fit an EGR bypass valve and fit a synergy 2 with updated Maf sensor.
Have a search if your not sure what I'm talking about lol
Good luck
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Probably more importantly would be the BMW upgraded crank case breather
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Nice first car 
When I was 17 I had a 1973 Hillman Avenger 1500 Super.
My second car was a 1972 Avenger 1500GT. I've still got it!
When I was 17 I had a 1973 Hillman Avenger 1500 Super.
My second car was a 1972 Avenger 1500GT. I've still got it!
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What's the best EGR delete kit?
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Pull the vacuum pipe off the EGR valve, plug the pipe with a screw.......job done, EGR disabled and doesn't cost a penny.
alexcarter
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Are you saying just remove that pipe and plug it? Haha I like your style
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Best to remove the EGR completely
You can get a proper bypass valve from eBay for around £30
Plus forgot to mention the upgraded crankcase breather if yours hasn't already had it fitted
You can get a proper bypass valve from eBay for around £30
Plus forgot to mention the upgraded crankcase breather if yours hasn't already had it fitted
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So the list of things to do/look at.
1. BMW crankcase breather
2. EGR bypass
3. tuning-diesels.com synergy 2
Anything else worth noting chaps?
1. BMW crankcase breather
2. EGR bypass
3. tuning-diesels.com synergy 2
Anything else worth noting chaps?
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Yep, no need for a bypass kit.......make sure you remove, clean and refit the intake manifold, and EGR valve.
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Yep, no need for a bypass kit.......make sure you remove, clean and refit the intake manifold, and EGR valve.
Cheap skates way
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