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ard 04-14-2020 06:49 PM

Updated partitions aren’t molded from self-dissolving plastic either.

ard 04-14-2020 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by robinasu (Post 1181451)
I would put the washer back in as step one. Hopefully all will be ok after that. Do you still have it?

Dude- what an amazing call.

E-beer from me!

(Reading the tech notes, OP needs to find THAT one precise washer, that is likely sized to the machining error?)

ard 04-14-2020 06:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3BEP6 (Post 1181448)
So being the car is a few days past that date range it’s possible for it to have it?

Absolutely.

I mean it had an extra spacer.

You didn’t put it back in.

To come to the conclusuinb that ‘the date doesn’t matter since I am past May 10’, you need to conclude:

- Earlier ones have special washers that are necessary
- After May 10, we still used special extra washers, but NOW you can leave them out and it doesn’t matter.

robinasu 04-14-2020 08:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sunny_j (Post 1181456)
Yes I removed the foam and water still pooled around the injectors when the x5 was sitting outside.

https://xoutpost.com/1154469-post20.html

Yeah, best to go overkill mode on the partitions, for sure. I removed the foam, but reinstalled the plastic cover that was over the foam. It seems to act as a drip tray for the partitions.

sunny_j 04-14-2020 08:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by robinasu (Post 1181476)
Yeah, best to go overkill mode on the partitions, for sure. I removed the foam, but reinstalled the plastic cover that was over the foam. It seems to act as a drip tray for the partitions.

good call. I threw mine out lol:stickpoke

robinasu 04-14-2020 08:19 PM

Shims
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ard (Post 1181471)
Dude- what an amazing call.

E-beer from me!

(Reading the tech notes, OP needs to find THAT one precise washer, that is likely sized to the machining error?)

Thanks- I was super bored the last weeks and ran across it.

Yeah, that note saying if you lose the washer you need a new head is scary. Based on that language, and Sunny's comment one of his injectors had two washers, it seems they had a number of depths and had to add an extra assembly step to measure and fit the correct number and thickness of washers- something they don't want to deal with as a maintenance item. It doesn't mean the OP can't measure and have a shim made. It's going to be a pain in the ass without the washer, but it can be done.

3BEP6 04-24-2020 12:21 AM

So a little update on my escapade.

Removed the manifold and pulled the injectors out, of course injector N5 was covered in overburn/soot because of the missing washer(thank you BMW for a hack head job). Pulled the valve cover off, and you’ll see from the picture that the amount of vacuum created by leaking center gasket sucked the oil dry from the valve train area(there were literally a drop or two of oil), also as you can see on the boost runners the oil was being seeped in. Besides that the injectors pulled out were covered in oil, explaining the diesel runaway which eventually hydrolocked the engine with oil filling up combustion chambers.

I will be getting a new valve cover to play it safe not risking it being warped.

So to sum it all up:my car had a partition leaking which shorted two injectors;around the same time the valve cover created the oil seep through the boost runners which in turn clogged the DPF and SCR.

To be continued..

https://imgur.com/a/ZPgw2wn

BMWX5CHI 04-24-2020 01:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3BEP6 (Post 1182086)
So a little update on my escapade.

Removed the manifold and pulled the injectors out, of course injector N5 was covered in overburn/soot because of the missing washer(thank you BMW for a hack head job). Pulled the valve cover off, and you’ll see from the picture that the amount of vacuum created by leaking center gasket sucked the oil dry from the valve train area(there were literally a drop or two of oil), also as you can see on the boost runners the oil was being seeped in. Besides that the injectors pulled out were covered in oil, explaining the diesel runaway which eventually hydrolocked the engine with oil filling up combustion chambers.

I will be getting a new valve cover to play it safe not risking it being warped.

So to sum it all up:my car had a partition leaking which shorted two injectors;around the same time the valve cover created the oil seep through the boost runners which in turn clogged the DPF and SCR.

To be continued..

https://imgur.com/a/ZPgw2wn


I will be replacing mine soon. Besides all the issues due to the partition leaking water, how is the vehicle in general? Did the delete help ? How does she drive with the delete?


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