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Old 04-19-2020, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by ahlem View Post
Swapped coils and problem stays at cylinder #5.
The plugs were changed about 40,000 miles ago and plug #5 looked good. I changed the plug and still get the same message.
I have a Foxwell scanner and would love to get a list of values and directory of the tests and where they are located.
I also have a Bentley manual so hopefully the test values are there some where.
I tried to loosen plug 1 to change all the plugs and the torque to loosen it is pretty high.
is this a penetrating oil solution? Plug 5 came out as expected. Do I use anti seize on the new plugs?
Any other thoughts on my misfire?
What plugs are you using? NGK's come with anti-seize already and are the only brand I use for BMW's. But I would definitely use anti-seize if not done from the manufacturer on any plug you do use.

Is cylinder 5 missing the only code you are getting? No more cam sensor errors? I think the only other thing specific to that cylinder besides the plug/coil would be the injector or head gasket. Thoughts Andrew?

Running some Lucas isn't a bad idea even if it doesn't change anything. I throw some in a couple of times a year when I fill up.
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