He doesn’t look spectacular. He only has four cylinders. Anyone seeing the BMW E30 M3 for the first time might be disappointed – and would still be completely wrong. Because whoever gives this car a chance discovers one of the most defining vehicles of the 1980s and one of the most significant BMWs of all … Read more
Owners of 80s or 90s BMWs know the feeling: the engine runs unevenly, throttle response is delayed, or the idle fluctuates. Often, a worn-out air flow meter (AFM) is the culprit. Since many of these legendary engines rely on robust housings, Autosensor Berlin offers specialized aluminum solutions to get your classic back on the road. … Read more
This way your classic car stays perfectly protected and ready for next spring! Preparation & Cleaning For the winter break, the car must be thoroughly cleaned, including the undercarriage, wheel arches, joints, and door edges. You should vacuum the interior, care for the leather, and remove floor mats to prevent moisture and mold. Paint care … Read more
Not only Tesla moved to Brandenburg. MAF Service GmbH as well 😉 As a second branch office to our office in Berlin-Schöneberg, we have opened an office in Lübben. In a renovated railway station building dating back to 1914, our staff will soon be answering customer enquiries from all over the world. The renovation will … Read more
Introduction to BMW Engine Codes For decades, BMW has used a systematic coding system for its engines. These codes help mechanics, parts dealers, and enthusiasts identify the correct engine and find matching replacement parts. Understanding these codes is essential for anyone working with or interested in BMW vehicles. How BMW Engine Codes Are Structured Similar … Read more
The housing of a MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor often bears the marking “PBT-GF40”. Many customers mistakenly think this is a part number and search for terms like “air flow meter PBT-GF40” or “PBT-GF40 MAF”. In reality, “PBT-GF40” is not a part number. It indicates the type of plastic used for the housing: Polybutylene Terephthalate … Read more
# Vehicle Storage Damage – What You Need to Know Many car owners are familiar with the situation: a vehicle sits unused in the garage or outdoors for an extended period. But what actually happens to the fuel system during this time? And what special challenges do modern E-fuels bring? This article provides clarity. ## … Read more
We are pleased to inform you that we have expanded our range of payment options. Our goal is to offer you an even more convenient and flexible shopping experience. Let’s take a look at the new options: ### Variety of Credit Cards: We now accept a wide range of credit cards: – **American … Read more
Owners of vintage Mercedes cars (W126, C126 and R 107) know the problem: the two-pole idle speed regulator is hard to find and if it is, it often costs between 500 and 800 euros. It is also rare to find them at scrap yards, as vehicles built between 1985 and 1991 are now rare. **Five … Read more
The days of controlling idle speed by adjusting a few screws on the side of a carburetor are long gone. In modern fuel injection engines, the engine idle speed is controlled by modifying the idle control valve. The idle control valve, also known as idle actuator or idle motor, is typically located on the throttle … Read more
Have you ever wondered how to properly check the functions of your vehicle? Or how to optimally adjust a starter? Maybe you’re wondering why your vehicle doesn’t run smoothly despite large investments? The two-day course ‘Classic Electric’ offers answers to almost all questions about car electrics. In small groups, qualified engineer and workshop owner Dieter … Read more
When it comes to our car’s electrical system, we often think about major components like the battery, alternator, or control units. However, it’s often the small details that can make a big difference. One such detail is crimp terminals – small but crucial connecting elements in vehicle electronics. Why Quality Matters in Crimp Terminals Electrical … Read more