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Old 08-28-2017, 08:14 PM
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I read many responses to the P1092 code and learned that it is a generic code, not necessarily a BMW code. I learned that it may be a vacum leak, a broken cat/failing cat, a bad disa valve, a failing MAF and a failing fuel pump and or regulator. What I can't figure out is how I can be getting 19 mpg around town, 20 highway. Burning no oil and leaking no fluids. I have 2K miles on the updated D.vanos and the darn X is driving like new. It has that classic snap acceleration at any speed with smooth shifting. Granted this is an older X, 01, 3.0 222215, K miles. I can't figure out what is supposed to be wrong with it except that it coded; lean mixture bank 2.
What should I be expecting to replace or repair over the next few months?
I have the same issue. Just replaced the entire PVC system, cleaned the idle air control valve and replaced the fuel pump because it failed. I have a 2006 3.0 with 210,600 miles on her. Oh and Disa valve works fine, cleaned MAF as well.

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