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Old 03-12-2026, 02:04 PM
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Code 3164 Purge Valve Fuel Tank Vent

The other day my X5 smelled like gas fumes really badly and it stunk up the inside of the cabin and the whole garage after driving for a while. I read the error codes with Pro Tool and there are a few: 3164 fuel tank ventilation system 2nd inlet point malfunction, 2D43 Valvetronic adjustment range fault range check, and 2D44 Valvetronic adjustment range range check deviation to master adaptation.

I replaced the fuel tank vent a couple years ago after purchasing this X5 and it was throwing a code 3163: https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/bmw...36157#warranty and one of the other hoses along with that. I can't imagine the fuel tank vent already went bad. I will take it apart to inspect and see what I can find. Any other ideas?

I replaced the valve cover and #5/#6 injectors in June of last year to fix a bad oil leak from the gasket, and had hopes of it curing the warm start idle surge I had, but the idle surge is still there. Also looking for some insight or recommendations there. Thanks.
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