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1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 BMW 318iC
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$1.64
1996, 1997 BMW 318iC
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1994, 1995 BMW 318iC
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1994, 1995 BMW 318iC
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1996, 1997 BMW 318iC
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This hose attaches to bottom of idle control valve, connecting it to four-way hose 13411721907. 1 per car.
1991, 1992 BMW 318iC
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1991, 1992 BMW 318iC
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This hose includes attachment points for air intake boot and idle control valve lower hose. 1 per car.
1991, 1992 BMW 318iC
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BMW 318IC idle control valve typically cost between $1.19 and $35.99.

What Are The Symptoms Of A Faulty BMW 318IC Idle Control Valve?

When the BMW 318IC idle control valve starts to fail, things just don’t feel right behind the wheel. One day, the engine idles fine. The next, the revs bounce all over. Sometimes, you sit at a red light and the car shudders, the engine dipping then surging—even when your foot’s off the gas. Stalling can sneak up, especially when starting cold, or as you ease to a stop. A check engine light might pop up—never at a good time. People often chalk that up to a dozen different things, but with jumpy idle or frequent stalls, the valve should be high on your checklist. When every stop feels like a question mark, it’s a good bet your idle control valve needs a second look.

How Do You Clean Or Service A BMW 318IC Idle Control Valve?

If your BMW 318IC idle control valve is acting up, break out the tools and a little patience. First, unhook the battery. You’ll find the valve hugging the intake manifold. Snap a pic or two before you unplug hoses or wires—they only fit one way, but no reason to guess later. Remove the valve, careful not to pull too hard. Grab a can of throttle body cleaner and spray the inside, watching as black grime runs out. A soft cloth helps wipe stubborn spots clean. Let air do the final dry—old gunk left inside ruins the point of the job. Once dry, reinstall it, hoses and wires back where they came from. Battery connected, fire up the engine. Listen for a smooth idle, no more wandering revs. Simple as that, though some need a repeat cleaning as the car ages.

Can A Faulty BMW 318IC Idle Control Valve Affect Fuel Economy?

A bad BMW 318IC idle control valve eats into your wallet in more ways than one. If the idle hikes up, gas burns even as you stand still. Stall-outs are another drain—each restart dumps fuel just to keep you moving. Over time, watch your fuel gauge drop faster than normal and mileage plunge. When the valve sticks or won’t hold a steady idle, it throws the engine’s careful balance off all day. Fixing the valve won’t just fix rough idle—it keeps trips to the pump down and your money in your pocket where it belongs.

Is It Safe To Drive With A Bad BMW 318IC Idle Control Valve?

Not really. A worn BMW 318IC idle control valve turns every stoplight into a guessing game. Will the car stall in traffic? Will you have to scramble to restart with cars behind you? Each episode wears on the nerves and risks the rest of the engine’s health. Stalling sometimes happens when you least expect it, and that can create new problems with the starter or even the exhaust system. So while you could drive for a bit, you’ll play catch-up with repairs later. Get it checked soon—peace of mind is worth more than pushing your luck.

How Much Does It Cost To Replace A BMW 318IC Idle Control Valve?

Swapping a BMW 318IC idle control valve isn’t always cheap, but it saves headaches down the road. The valve alone usually sits between $150 and $300, depending on where you buy. Labor varies, but figure on another $100 to $200. That puts most repairs between $250 and $500. Some save a little going to local mechanics instead of the dealer. Always double-check that you're getting quality or OEM parts—cheaper isn’t always better if you want to avoid doing the job again next year.

Looking For A Reliable BMW 318IC Idle Control Valve?

Finding the right BMW 318IC idle control valve doesn’t need to be a hassle. Here at AutohausAZ, you’ll find fair prices, fast shipping, and a team that knows how to make car repairs less overwhelming. No hoops to jump through or long waits—just quick service and clear answers if you run into any snags with your order. Got the wrong part? Our return process is quick and painless. We keep it simple so you can get back to enjoying your BMW instead of stressing over a missing part. For honest advice, solid value, and dependable products, you can count on us to keep your car running—without the runaround.