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anyone try this on a MY05 X3
see post # 6
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=199388 does this apply to ZF transmission only, If I am not mistaken the 05's have a GM trans.(which sucks) |
Sounds interesting. Let us know how it works out if you decide to give it a shot.
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Yea, whoever tries this, I'm interested to see the result, if there is any.
All X3s have the GM transmission, whether it's facelifted or not. |
At this point I am ready to try anything. Although it is not my car, and only get to drive it on some weekends and days, I find the trans Sluggish, Lazy, Boring and almost horrible for a BMW.
I have had the TSB software update done which eliminated the 3rd sticking on slight inclines, but now its to shift happy. My personal car is a different German make and I feel that I have absolute control with my foot on when I want it to shift. Whether driving leisurely or spirited. The loaners I have driven 325i and and 328i were like that too, being able to have your foot take control of the shift points. Certainly not on the X3 we own. |
Once person reported that he noticed a change also. Someone this board should really try it.
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It simply resets what the tranny has learned about your driving, which could be good or bad - depending on how you look at it... |
Anyone try it yet?
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I just tried it on my '06, and it seems to shift a lot more smoothly. We'll see how long it lasts.
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Hi Guys,
I just tried it and YES it does make difference on the X3. I've got an Australian 3.0 and gear changes are A LOT Smoother, especially noticable going from 2nd to 3rd. Regards Rod |
I tried it as well on our 07 3.0si and it made a big difference but after a couple of weeks of the wife driving in traffic to work its back to its abrupt shifting but at least I know how to fix it now.
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