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Originally Posted by SPL15
Any resolution on this? Your photos look like there's seal leak on the air charge tube. This is not too uncommon & is fortunately is about as easy & cheap to fix on your own as it gets. Whether this is the cause of your apparent EGR issues, I can't say...
This air charge line is after the intercooler, & is pressurized under boost conditions. The oil residue is due to the crankcase ventilation system (CCV) putting oil mist & combustion blow-by from the crankcase into your air intake system (Seemingly, a chronic design issue for all BMW engines since the 1990's or so, both diesel & gasoline engines...)...
Pressure side air intake system leaks can cause a host of seemingly unrelated fault code SYMPTOMS & red herrings... The $160 diagnostic fee being asked by the dealership isn't unreasonable, as you can easily spend a whole lot more than that buying various replacement parts & sensors that are not actually faulty, let alone the value for your personal free time / sanity being used to replace all of the non-faulty parts...
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Hmmmm, that is an interesting perspective, thank you. If that is the case, scary to see how much oil is being recirculated to the intake
Assuming this would be the connection at fault if this is the issue?
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