BMW Air Intake Boot URO - 1AEIH00069

This new throttle body intake hose is just what you need to get your vehicle in good working order again! It fits between the throttle body assembly and the air flow meter. After years of use, these rubber parts will usually develop cracks and holes allowing air to enter in. The entering air will cause your vehicle to run rough.

Specifications:

• Fresh Air Intake Hose Boot
  
  • Between Air Box & Throttle Body with hose branching off to accommodate Idle Control Valve
• Direct replacement
• Built to strict quality control standards

This engine air intake hose is built to strict quality control standards and makes a great replacement.

Item Condition: New

Attention California Customers:

WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Lifetime Warranty

This item is backed by our limited lifetime warranty. In the event this item should fail due to manufacturing defects during intended use, we will replace the part free of charge.

step : Removing the Air Filter Box (0:23)

• Disconnect the negative battery cable by loosening the 10 mm nut
• Remove the air collector push pin retainers
• Remove the air collector
• Disconnect the MAF electrical connector
• Loosen the air filter box hose clamp
• Disconnect the air tube from the air filter box
• Release the air filter box lever latches
• Remove the air filter box lid
• Remove the air filter
• Remove the two 10 mm bolts securing the air filter box
• Disconnect the wiring from the retaining tab
• Remove the air filter box

step : Removing the Cabin Air Filter Tray (2:48)

• Unlock the three twist locks to release the cabin air filter cover at the rear of the engine compartment
• Remove the cabin air filter
• Remove the four T30 screws along the rear of the cabin air filter tray
• Pry the tabs along the wiring retainer to remove the wiring
• Remove the cabin air filter tray

step : Removing the Air Intake Boot (3:53)

• Remove the weather stripping from the drivers side engine compartment barrier
• Remove the twist lock to remove the engine compartment barrier
• Remove the vacuum hose and wire from the engine compartment barrier
• Disconnect the intake manifold runner control electrical connector
• Remove the two T30 screws to remove the intake manifold runner control
• Disconnect the two hoses from the intake boot
• Loosen the two hose clamps on the inner end of the intake boot with a 6 mm socket or flat blade screwdriver
• Remove the intake boot
• Mark the orientation of the intake boot halves
• Loosen the two center worm clamps to separate the intake boot halves

step : Installing the Air Intake Boot (7:50)

• Assemble the intake boot halves using the orientation marks as a guide
• Tighten the two center worm clamps
• Reconnect the intake boot to the throttle body and idle air valve
• Tighten the two worm clamps
• Reconnect the vacuum hoses to the intake boot
• Install the intake manifold runner control and secure it with the two T30 screws
• Reconnect the intake manifold runner control electrical connector
• Install the engine compartment barrier
• Secure the barrier with the twist lock
• Install the hose and wires into the barrier
• Install the weather strip on the barrier

step : Installing the Air Filter Box (12:16)

• Lower the air filter box into position
• Install the two 10 mm air filter box bolts
• Install the air filter
• Slide the air filter cover onto the air tube
• Secure the air filter cover with the lever latches
• Reconnect the MAF electrical connector
• Tighten the air filter cover hose clamp
• Insert the air collector into the air filter box
• Secure the air collector with the push pin retainers

step : Installing the Cabin Air Filter Tray (14:08)

• Reinstall the cabin air filter tray and secure it with the three T30 screws
• Reinstall the wiring harness and hose into the retaining bracket and close the locking tabs
• Reinstall the cabin air filter
• Reinstall the cabin air filter cover and secure it with the three twist locks
• Reconnect the negative battery cable and tighten the 10 mm nut