[thwgw24]

Originally Posted by GeorgeSmooth

The Voltages are correct for idle. Did you check them whilst the misfire happens? Mine would misfire and then there would be compensation via ECU, there is a reading for that on the BT tool. Once the car realizes there is a problem it will idle correctly and the lambda will show the correct voltage. Make sure the readings are correct during the misfire. If they are then you must look somewhere else for the problem.

I only got the misfire once while I was on dyno. I just checked the voltage again this morning while driving. The front two reading range from 1.70 to 2.3 and the back two read from 0.03 to 0.8
Do they seem right?

[GeorgeSmooth]

Originally Posted by thwgw24

I only got the misfire once while I was on dyno. I just checked the voltage again this morning while driving. The front two reading range from 1.70 to 2.3 and the back two read from 0.03 to 0.8
Do they seem right?

They do seem fine. In my case one was 4.00 and the other zero. And it would then intermitently shoot to 2.0 and the other would match it.

[thwgw24]

Oh well, then I guess it's not the sensors then.
I'll still have someone to check the sensors for me this weekend just to make sure.

[thwgw24]

I just brought my car to my friend's house this afternoon and found out that the code I got (29E0) is translated into P0171 (System too lean bank 1)with his OBD tool.
That tells me that there are nothing wrong with the O2 sensors.
It is either a bad TMAP sensor (since no MAF sensor on a 335i) or a vacuum leak.
In this case, should I just remove my Vishnu DCI and send the car back to dealer?

[import36]

i just got my BT cable today so i could scan my car and determine what codes i had thrown. only one i had was the 29E0. i just finished installing catless dps and exhaust last friday...drove around all weekend no problems...then on my way to work monday i get a SES light.

i read a couple of the threads on here about this code...nothing really definitive. so i just decided to clear the code and see if it comes back. keepin my fingers crossed.

[cstmx_ryder]

Originally Posted by thwgw24

I just brought my car to my friend's house this afternoon and found out that the code I got (29E0) is translated into P0171 (System too lean bank 1)with his OBD tool.
That tells me that there are nothing wrong with the O2 sensors.
It is either a bad TMAP sensor (since no MAF sensor on a 335i) or a vacuum leak.
In this case, should I just remove my Vishnu DCI and send the car back to dealer?

It might be the precursor to your hpfp going out. I got the bank 1/2 too lean code before mine went, and nothing I did really fixed it until the hpfp got replaced, FWIW.

[cstmx_ryder]

Originally Posted by import36

i just got my BT cable today so i could scan my car and determine what codes i had thrown. only one i had was the 29E0. i just finished installing catless dps and exhaust last friday...drove around all weekend no problems...then on my way to work monday i get a SES light.

i read a couple of the threads on here about this code...nothing really definitive. so i just decided to clear the code and see if it comes back. keepin my fingers crossed.

I'm assuming you already have the O2 SIM installed, or a Procede Rev II?

[import36]

Originally Posted by cstmx_ryder

I'm assuming you already have the O2 SIM installed, or a Procede Rev II?

yeah...O2 sim is already installed. according to the instructions, the 29E0 code is not mentioned in warranting an adjustment on the O2 sim.

[themyst]

Originally Posted by goff

injectors are clogged with carbon. new part number along with a set of plugs should take care of it.

for reference, plugs from a 135i with the same faults at 6000 miles:

Damn!! Ugly looking plugs for 6000 miles. My car has 19.5k miles and I have yet to get a misfire and I've been tuned since 1000 miles. After seeing how bad those plugs look, I'll be swapping my plugs out around 23k miles.