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Did you upgrade to the newer injectors?
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Interesting. Did they not provide any other details?
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That's what I was thinking also.
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04-22-2016, 12:13 AM | #31 |
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Misfire is calculated throug the crank sensor it is quite strange they did look at the target wheel / sensoe position.
For problem in the field ( i spoke in general because i never have work for BLW)there a tree of checks to run so they have to do it step by step hence the long delay. But i found quite strange they did not look at your piston when the head if off I hope you get round that |
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04-24-2016, 06:59 AM | #32 |
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Could the low pressure fuel pump be causing this? Had the same problem but on low quality fuel, changing all you mentioned and actually tuning it sorted it out
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04-25-2016, 02:04 AM | #33 |
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So, there's an update: While the head was off the car at BMW HQ they found a broken wire in part of the loom that wasn't changed in a previous step. Hey presto - the car no longer misfires! The car has received thousands upon thousands of pounds in new parts, and it seems it was a tiny issue, but hard to find.
They have taken it on three test drives since this, and all three have been good. They were able to reproduce the issue at will before. I'm due to pick the car up later today, so will update again after that. I'm as excited as the day i picked the car up initially, which was 4 months ago. it's been with BMW for the last 2 months! |
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Try and find out where the wire was broken it would be good to know for future ref. |
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Same question as @Mark 1M: In the name of community knowledge growth, could I trouble you to ask the which wire exactly was broken (knock sensor signal, or ...). I had suspected your problem is within the analogue realm and still kind of keen to confirm (or dis-confirm) that. Either name of the signal going through or the indication of this wire connecting module X to module/sensor Y with color Z. |
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So far so good. the car feels great again! I haven't got any clarity yet on the wiring in question. I think it'll take a few miles before i feel comfortable driving the car again. At the moment i feel it could go wrong at any minute. Fingers crossed.
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2nd update: took the car for a nice long 'enthusiastic' drive last night and it was faultless. Absolutely brilliant. Over the moon to have the 1 back!
(awaiting clarity on the offending wire/loom) |
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Hey, I have been having the same issue your describing this past couple weeks or so of driving. Took a video of how the car acts once the engine light comes on, happens under full throttle past 4k rpm i get these small consecutive farts and if i keep pushing this happens. Car idles deeper and sounds like a subaru also shakes from side to side when under a little throttle. https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/sh...hare_link_copy
This video is a little harder to hear but its the same thing just driving slowly, you can tell the car burbles a lot more and sounds like a subaru. https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/sh...hare_link_copy This last video is when it happened on the freeway and i kept driving car. It had happened before on the freeway and went away after 10 min of driving. This time car cut complete power, no throttle and idled very rough had to coast down to a gas station. https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/sh...hare_link_copy What's weird is when i turned it off and then back on the car was fine and drove normal. Car has been at the dealer for the weekend and they said two codes were given one was cylinder 1 misfire second was an issue with the dme. They cleared the codes and everything was running "good" again. Went to go pick up the car drove maybe 2 miles and back to the same issue, not the very rough idle though. Returned the next day and today get a call saying its coil pack and spark plugs. I am betting the issue is not that and will let them know about your fix. |
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Mine never made an idle sound like that. the missfire occoured under WOT leading to a form of limp mode and stuttery power train.
I wish you all the best. I completely understand the frustration. My car went to bmw almost 10 times before it was fixed. |
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06-09-2016, 03:24 PM | #43 |
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Honestly, the symptoms described are typical of what happens if you push a N54 past the initial misfire. Limp and rough throttle.
It's the cause of the misfire that's at question here. It IS typically a coil or plug. This wiring fix is probably extremely rare.
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That last video is what the throttle adaptions are not set. Did you change your SW by chance? That's why the idle is going up/down/up... Your first video sounds pretty normal to me. Although when you stick the camera near the driver's side charge pipe... it sounds like a vacuum leak there. You really just HAVE to READ the codes and go from there. Dackel
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