Want to buy e9 "Idle air Valve"

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Hello,

I am having a problem with my idling after starting, idles high when starting which it should, but does not come back down.
I was told by my local mechanic that it is due to the "Idle Air Valve". The only place I was only able to find one is on Ebay VERY EXPENSIVE... or can it be rebuilt, what are my options?

Thanks,
Michael
 
That part is the manifold pressure sensor @Fritzie

@ocra67 is looking for an AAV - additional air slide valve for cold idle enhancement.
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A member of the german forum offers the overhaul of the ZLS (ZusatzLuftschieber) with new expansion elements:
Last price was about 320 Euro if you bring in your ZLS.
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Furthermore he offers new filter housings and new specially made filter elements for the original housing.
Last price was about 150 Euro
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If you are interested I may assist you.

Thomas
 
Fritzie said:
I see Bosch nowadays remakes them instead of repair.
https://www.bosch-repair-service.co...hrdruckfuehler-pressure-sensor-0280100030001/

Check the numbers by yourself please.
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Hi Ftritzie,
I just got an answer from Bosch: they don't do those repairs no more...
" Unfortunately we do not offer repair / testing / replacement / new part of this product.
Reasons for this can be no spare parts and equipment available, obsolete technology or no availability of test technology."
 
TomHom said:
A member of the german forum offers the overhaul of the ZLS (ZusatzLuftschieber) with new expansion elements:
Last price was about 320 Euro if you bring in your ZLS.
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Furthermore he offers new filter housings and new specially made filter elements for the original housing.
Last price was about 150 Euro
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If you are interested I may assist you.

Thomas
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Hi Tom,
So, whenever you have time, would you kindly let me know Mr Ebner contact information? Thank you.
 
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