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2007 x5 4.8l rough/jumpy idle
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Really? You have a CEL and havent pulled the code, yet want us yahoos to throw out speculation on what you should do?!!?! Besides wasting both our time, wouldnt this possible lead YOU in the wrong direction?
There are 100 things it could be. A code would be a GREAT way to narrow it down. A cam/crank sensor that is starting to fail might be the culprit. or an air leak..or idle air control..or.... but get a code. better yet hook it up to a computer and look at how the engine is running- fuel trims, timing, advance, etc- at idle and part throttle...it will tell you how the DME is responding to changing airflows. Bad news is that there arent as many DIYers for the E70...yet...but it will come. Report back- A |
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I know that i need to pull a code to get a better idea but in the mean time it does not hurt to ask since i have a scan tool on the way in the mail since i have some mercedes with srs light on and codes that need to be taking care of first and the bmw is not top on the list since it will be sold soon , so i just started with the simple things in the mean time like check plugs and clean sensors that i would clean as a tune up. also i dont think they used idle air control valves in the e70 4.8l i could not find it and read somewhere that they did not use them in the 4.8l since that was the first thing i went to look for.
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