Test!!!

[Orange fever]

test 1

[Orange fever]

test 2

[LateBraking]

test 1

test 2

No, fail. No cookie for you. :(

You can have one of these consolation prizes though. -> :spam: :banstick:

:D

[ironcheflam]

test 3?

[RadzM]

test what?

[crzywhiteman01]

Ok so the only difference I see is that the first sig is slightly darker in contrast than the second one.

[RadzM]

he added "561rwhp Stg.Tres/ Stg.Sahm"

[E46transforM3r]

are we playing "spot the difference"??? lol...

[remix405]

i guess he was testing his signature for the changes...

[Orange fever]

test again

[415Banker]

hahahahahaaha!!!

[Orange fever]

test out

[t3stman]

JR must be bored :D

[Lunarwater]

testing

[Orange fever]

this is my test thread so bee like a bee and beeeeeeessssss oooouuuuuutttttt ....LOLOLOLOL

[Orange fever]

teeessssssssssssssttttttttt

[GOLFFRR]

test

[Tavis@Magicdist.com]

damn it my avatar died when the site got up dated.

[Tavis@Magicdist.com]

testing

[Laidback]

lol!
MAke your sig bradah!testing

[Stack]

damn it my avatar died when the site got up dated.

Re up the avatar it should be okay now. I have to check all the settings for the offical MFest sponsors so anything you find let me know.

[Tavis@Magicdist.com]

testing again

[Tavis@Magicdist.com]

Re up the avatar it should be okay now. I have to check all the settings for the offical MFest sponsors so anything you find let me know.

Thanks for the help. I deleted my avatar cause it wasn't showing up. now i don't have it any more. So i need to know the size again so i can re-upload it.

[Stack]

Thanks for the help. I deleted my avatar cause it wasn't showing up. now i don't have it any more. So i need to know the size again so i can re-upload it.

size is 125X125

Hope that helps :)

[Tavis@Magicdist.com]

yes, that does a lot. I just check it out and my custom avatar select works again. Thanks.

[Stack]

yes, that does a lot. I just check it out and my custom avatar select works again. Thanks.

Glad it's all working again. Thanks for being patient with all the changes that went on.

[Tavis@Magicdist.com]

Glad it's all working again. Thanks for being patient with all the changes that went on.

Thank you for all your help. It all works again. :):)

[Psst Hoy]

test

[remix405]

test

[remix405]

test2

[Ali-e39]

Testarossa

[Orange fever]

test :leghump:

[cullen61918]

test

[AGENT31]

TEST - taken from e46fanatics

http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/590/cpssensora21yq.jpg

http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/6929/cpssensora34bg.jpg

http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/9165/cpssensora40ca.jpg

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1. Allow car to cool down (overnight if possible), since you will be sticking your hands into hot compartments of the engine bay.

2. Unclamp 5 clips on Air Filter Top Cover (no need to remove the entire box)
3. With flat head screwdriver, pry off both metal Retaining Tabs on Mass Air Flow (MAF) 3” flex hose.

Step 2-3:
http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/5920/cps015cu.jpg

4. Wiggle off Air Filter Top Cover. Remove air filter and set both aside.
5. With 6mm Hex Socket Head, loosen MAF Hose clamps, and turn/swivel it up to allow space for you to access/see the electrical connector side of CPS.

Step 5:
http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/696/cps029sr.jpg

6. Optional step: Remove Oil Filter top cover and oil filter using 36mm Hex Socket. Skip this step if you have correct tools that will allow you to work in the tight space.

Step 6:
http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/167/cps031uc.jpg

7. Press down on wire clip & remove electrical connector on rear of VANOS solenoid (Variable Nockenwellen Steuerung).VANOS varies the duration of the intake valves by moving the position of the camshafts in relation to the drive gear.

8. Using Adjustable Crescent Wrench, remove VANOS. NOTE: Place a rag under it to catch some small oil drips.

Step 8:
http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/6444/cps047fk.jpg

9. Remove CPS Sensor on engine bay using 5mm Allen Key. U may need some force to break the loctite seal. NOTE: Place a rag under it to catch some small oil drips.

Step 9:
http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/4486/cps059hz.jpg

10. Carefully follow CPS wire behind Oil Filter, behind Power Steering Resorvoir, down to just under the Oil DipStick tube where it bends to find the CPS electrical connector.

Step 10:
http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/4218/cps062ef.jpg

11. With UR right hand thumb, press down on the wire clip and wiggle out the connector. This is hard to do with just 1 hand, so be patient.

Step 11:
http://img321.imageshack.us/img321/55/cps073na.jpg

12. Remember how the original CPS wire path runs (so U install the new one in same path).

13. Then, pull out the CPS wire from the sensor side. Pull slowly so the CPS connector side does not get caught on anything.

Done with removal of defective CPS sensor.

14. Starting from the VANOS side, push / snake new CPS elec connector down through until you see it pop out under the Oil Dipstick (following the same path in Step #12). Do not plug the connector in yet.

15. Add some oil to the new Green O-ring and pull it onto the new CPS sensor end.

Step 15:
http://img368.imageshack.us/img368/1608/cps082gt.jpg

16. Wipe off new CPS sensor with rag before inserting back into place.
17. Add blue Loctite glue to 5mm Allen Bolt and tighten new CPS sensor in place. The blue Loctite requires 20 minutes to harden. NOTE: If you finish quicker, do not start your car, as the engine heat may weaken the Loctite bond.

18. Observe CPS elec connector end and make sure you have the 2 slots facing up towards you when you reinsert the connector (hear a click).

Step 18:
http://img67.imageshack.us/img67/1753/cps101ki.jpg

19. Reinstall VANOS. Pay careful attention to which side the wire clip faces when the electrical connector mounts to the VANOS. Reintall VANOS connector (hear a click).

Step 19:
http://img67.imageshack.us/img67/1305/cps094ii.jpg

20. Reinstall Oil filter
21. Reinstall Air filter
22. Reinstall MAF hose to Air Filter box

23. Voila, that’s it. Go for a test drive (after waiting 20 min for Loctite glue to cure from Step #17). You should notice a big improvement in the engine performance.

24. Drive, shut off the engine, wait a few seconds, then restart. Do this twice and the Service Engine Soon (SES) Light should automatically turn off.
25. If the SES light is still on, you may have to manually RESET the SES light.

[Lunarwater]

testing my sig

[Slwdrvr]

testing my post count.

.. looks good. lol!

[dbith57]

testing testing 1 2 3