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      06-20-2014, 10:04 PM   #1
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Joining the Injector Failure Club

Soooo I think im the first 2011 so far thats fallen? Anyways back in November I complained about an SES light and engine idle well, its back and what do you know OBD scan says Injector failure Zero Fault Number 2, or however the code reads. Anyways I just contacted my friends and in the process of reverting the car back to stock. In case they claim MODSSSSSSSSSSS

Current Mileage 51xxx miles. Build year 12/2010.

I will keep you guys posted. I guess this extended warranty is about to get put through the test. I'm sending my friends the SIB for the walnut blasting in case and will talk more tomorrow. In the mean time to dismantle my car lol.
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Just got my car back today from the dealer. I had it there for 37 days.
BMWNA paid for the CBU clean up.
The month prior I had the injectors replaced. Yes 2011 MY
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Just got my car back today from the dealer. I had it there for 37 days.
BMWNA paid for the CBU clean up.
The month prior I had the injectors replaced. Yes 2011 MY
37 days??? Are you keeping the car?
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37 days??? Are you keeping the car?


They had mine for 93 days. Two weeks later? CEL.
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37 days??? Are you keeping the car?
He should now, all cleaned up...
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Curiosity would the JBD cause anything related to the injectors? Although the rough idle says injectors.
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Curiosity would the JBD cause anything related to the injectors? Although the rough idle says injectors.
Problem happens on stock cars.
No signs JBD would cause issues, if it did, it would be the pump, not the injectors.

Also, doubt his injectors are bad at all, even though fault code is for injectors. Hint: DDE...

When these individual injectors are tested they pass all tests. Never seen a BMW report posted where it actually says the faulty injector was actually faulty when individually tested.
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Problem happens on stock cars.
No signs JBD would cause issues, if it did, it would be the pump, not the injectors.

Also, doubt his injectors are bad at all, even though fault code is for injectors. Hint: DDE...

When these individual injectors are tested they pass all tests. Never seen a BMW report posted where it actually says the faulty injector was actually faulty when individually tested.
We shall see, The car was fine and then boom SES and misfiring. I took out the JBD same deal so DDE is most likely it, at 50k Injectors should be golden or at least minimal wear. Working on reversion to stock for warranty purposes.
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Good luck. I'm at 40k now and need to reup on the warranty.
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They had mine for 93 days. Two weeks later? CEL.
Mine was in for 5.5 months! I had it back for a week and it developed a severe exhaust leak. It sounded like a tractor. That was fixed in one day.

I have put about 3k miles on it since then. Last week, the same exhaust leak came back......
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My SES came on this morning for the first time, but the engine seems to be running fine otherwise. I haven't had any issues with this car previously except for the squealing belt and EGR recall (done at the same time) at ~20k miles.

40k miles on the car now and still under factory warranty, but I guess this is how it begins.

About 1.5 years ago my office moved closer to my house so my commute is much more punishing on a diesel. From 20 miles of mostly highway down to 9 miles of mostly traffic. So my average MPG is about 22-23mpg per tank.
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Mine was in for 5.5 months! I had it back for a week and it developed a severe exhaust leak. It sounded like a tractor. That was fixed in one day.

I have put about 3k miles on it since then. Last week, the same exhaust leak came back......
oh, I see that it was not just me without a car for half a year lol. They worked on the car for 6 months, test driving all the time to make sure all is fine, two hours after I picked up I got another engine light and error "exhaust gasses too hot" for which they have no clue why lol. I am starting to wonder how they came up with all those error messages and why dealers have no clue how to deal with them or what is causing them lol
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Hopefully I dont have to be in that long, my friend has a tech inside BMW so they'll take care of me in that aspect. I'll be reverting this car back to stock today and setting up an appointment to drop it off. After that its a waiting game. Hopefully I get a loaner this time lol.

My car is driven mostly city so it beats my engine I still manage 26.7mpg
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They worked on the car for 6 months...
No one was working on my car the overall majority of the time. My CBU issues happened to correspond with BMW's inability to source parts. I waited for engineering to develop a method to clean the intake instead of replacing.

Once the new methods of repair were developed and all of the tools were shipped, the procedure only took a week or so.
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