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Help - Valvetronic Electric Issues
Well, this is interesting.
X5, 4.8, 2007, I am getting the following codes: 002A69: Valvetronic actuator motor: power supply 002A6B: Valvetronic power limitation Engine was starting and in severe limp mode. Then, I did the following: Replaced the valvetronic motors on each bank. Install went fine. I did follow the TIS directions for e70 located here: https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/e...e-gear/BXdnwTe This document says unscrew and screw back on, so that's what I did. I did have to manually turn the actuators full counter clockwise. Engine starts; same problem. I also replaced the two relays on valvetronic: K6319a and K6317. Located here: https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/e...tronic/dHmuaCP I also replaced the 40amp fuses in the Engine Bay - all good. I checked most of the wiring from the actuators to the relays - looks fine. Tried to start again. Same codes keep coming back. I think I hear the driver's side actuator spinning when I turn car off, but not the passenger's side. Is it possible the eccentric shaft is stuck? Or there is a mechanical bind somewhere? I've hooked it up to ISTA+ too. Same codes. Going through the procedures there, it's verified the car it running on throttle only - hence the reduced power mode. I was able to query the valvetronic module. Althought, I'm not sure if that means much. My next look is at the IBS cable. I did swap the battery with a known working batter from x5m. I did text the battery. It's good. Any thoughts or help? Thanks. |
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