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09-26-2023, 05:59 PM | #1 |
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What’s up guys. I’m having an issue with a 30fc code. My searches have yeilded nothing really.
Looking for any insight on how to go about fixing this. Thinking about smoke testing it. Am I on the right path? Here’s a pic of what’s done to the car already |
09-26-2023, 07:54 PM | #2 |
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Are you getting any dashboard errors?
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Ok are you sure its not 30ff code? Start with replacing your vacuum lines, boost solenoids and if necessary adjust the rear turbo rod arm. I had to reset the error a cpuple of times to get rid of it finally. There is a lot of info out there. Good luck 👍
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The vacuum lines have been replaced recently by the previous owner. I’ll check that out. Would a smoke test be the right tool for this? |
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Well if its not 30ff which is a low boost issue. You may want to check into your vanos soleoids too. But I would do more research on that particular code? I m not familiar with it.
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I will look into the vanos solenoids. |
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I also read that a misfire can cause a dashboard error. You want to check your coils and spark plugs.
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Found this snippet on bimmerpost. What altitude do you live?
30FC can be a few things. Tune related, altitude, wastegates Tough to diagnose. Most people with wastegate issues tend to NOT make boost, you go over target. You are at high elevation so could just be tune related ? I remember a couple of people getting that code when normally at a lower altitude, then climbing higher altitudes. When they were back at their regular altitude, code went away after clearing it and never came back. See what menu 12 is set at , but if it never happened before, and you are at same altitude, and no changes made to the car or flash, I doubt that could help but worth a try. Your FF in last two logs is pretty high, but can be caused by higher altitude. |
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I’m in La so altitude isn’t an issue. I do appreciate you searching though. I’m kind of at the point where I don’t know what to check. I’m not getting obvious boost leaks. I cleared the code last night and did a few pulls. And drove it about 80 miles today and the code didn’t come back. Kind of at a loss |
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30FC DME: Turbocharger, charge-air pressure too low: leak-tightness msd80 Engine electronics View
30FC Charging pressure control, charging pressure too low: Tightness msd85 Engine electronics 30FC Charge-air pressure control, boost pressure too low: leak-tightness msd85y Engine electronics |
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I’m about to make a smoke leak tester. |
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