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Torque Limitation & Misfire Codes
Vehicle: 2003 X5 3.0 70,000 [approx.] 2nd owner (lease return vehicle)
Diagnostic Tool: PEAKE R5/FCX-3 Codes: 19 2F EF Understand Meanings To Be: 19 = Table 19 2F = Torque Limitation, Safety Level 1 [THIS IS HEART OF QUESTION] EF = Misfire, Cyl #2 [Bentley Service Manual translates to P0302 or 239] Troubleshooting Done: Word Search: basically nothing on torque limitation Read X5 Service Manual: medium level understanding of parts and electrical circuits Read BMW Technician training manuals: medium level of understanding on devices & control module involved plus what/why signals communicated Initial Concern: Codes are unrelated, may have a transmission problem Questions/Requests 1) Is there a way to align PEAKE codes with P codes / BMW Fault Codes? 2) Typically does a misfire bring a torque limitation, are these two related? 3) What is a torque limitation? 4) Are there any DYI links to address the Misfire? 5) Should I simply clear the codes and move on? 6) Please comment on problem 7) Please suggest where to find more training manuals Thank you, Ringting |
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