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there is alot of vibrating which is why i feel it is low. my doors make alot of noise. also, periodically, my check engine light comes on but doesnt stay on long enough to get it checked out.
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Hmm, that could be a list of things. Vacuum leaks, warn out engine mounts, tune-up ect.
At your at the milage, a lot of things start showing serious signs of age and wear. I don't think there is a simple answer for your issue, only several things to start checking. |
Suggest you check for error codes
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Is this considered as normal idle (see photo below)? It’s just above the second line at idle in drive without A/C on. I have N62. With A/C on, my X is very smooth at idle but without A/C, I could feel slight vibration. 50 RPM increase would be perfect. I looked everywhere in DIS but couldn’t find the idle speed management. Can someone point me to right direction? BTW… Not sure what I did but my climate control remembers the last setting after I turned off the car just like my E46. I must have changed or reset something in DIS while looking for engine idle management. So the climate control is programmable unlike previous stated.
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You shouldn't have adjust idle to smooth out the engine. Something else is going on. Check for codes and if there are none then we can start troubleshooting.
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Vibration when the engine is at idle could be a bad engine mount. With someone at the driver seat have them snap open the throttle with the pedal and observe the engine for excessive movement side to side.
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I agree its probably the motor mounts, with 150K they are done. My daughters car did the same thing. The shift knob would make your hand go numb, I put new BMW motor mounts in and its smooth as glass now. I think it was about $200 in parts and about 2 hrs messing around in the garage. The motor sit quite a bit lower in the engine compartment before with the bad mounts and now with the new mounts it lifted it up about 1/2" and her air box lines up better.
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