[BMW335E93]

Originally Posted by marv85

Definitely does, as the turbos aren't attenuating engine noise

it screams at higher rpms too (and doesn't go anywhere)

can you change maps while rolling?

[805beemer]

Originally Posted by marv85

Definitely does, as the turbos aren't attenuating engine noise

it screams at higher rpms too (and doesn't go anywhere)

How did you get into high rpms on the valet map? When I tried it as soon as I hit 4k rpms fuel was cut, followed by a loud thud. Great for a valet, but I would think it would be dangerous using it for long trips, in case you ever needed no merge quickly.

[marv85]

Originally Posted by BMW335E93

can you change maps while rolling?

On COBB, you can't switch maps on the fly. Yet

I also have a JB4 but unfortunately If I switch to NA mode (on the fly) I can't switch back until I restart the car.

[marv85]

Originally Posted by 805beemer

How did you get into high rpms on the valet map? When I tried it as soon as I hit 4k rpms fuel was cut, followed by a loud thud. Great for a valet, but I would think it would be dangerous using it for long trips, in case you ever needed no merge quickly.

Even though I use COBB for tuning, I do have a JB4 for gauge hijack and other cool features. On of those cool features is NA mode (MAP 8). and RPM is not limited on that map ,so I can redline it

[805beemer]

Originally Posted by marv85

Even though I use COBB for tuning, I do have a JB4 for gauge hijack and other cool features. On of those cool features is NA mode (MAP 8). and RPM is not limited on that map ,so I can redline it

Okay, thats what I figured. I might end up with a jb4 too just for the gauge highjacking and can bus. I want to be able to open and close the exhaust flap with the touch of a button if I get the 335is exhaust from tischer.

[marv85]

Originally Posted by 805beemer

Okay, thats what I figured. I might end up with a jb4 too just for the gauge highjacking and can bus. I want to be able to open and close the exhaust flap with the touch of a button if I get the 335is exhaust from tischer.

That's another neat feature I enjoy
Shift lights, warm up lights, DTC auto disable etc...

[RaihaX]

zomg I would get the Jb4 just for the auto disable....

Plus I can get FSB to integrate my meth kit with it too...

[marv85]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

zomg I would get the Jb4 just for the auto disable....

Plus I can get FSB to integrate my meth kit with it too...

Meth control with COBB is amazing with the JB4. You can add boost/fuel per rpm when meth is flowing.. very cool.

The downside is you can't log with COBB when meth is flowing. and I really would like to log timing on all cylinders when meth is flowing.

so I'm torn apart between going with the BMS meth kit and HFS-4.

[Ernerd]

hey guys, how long does it take for the car to adapt if this is your first time tuning it?

[marv85]

Originally Posted by Ernerd

hey guys, how long does it take for the car to adapt if this is your first time tuning it?

I do a couple of 3rd gear runs. That would do it

[paapaa]

Originally Posted by DarenV942000

You might want to check....I'm in Germany and had mine replaced under warranty.

Do you mean your car is under warranty=so new that they replaced the pump because car is under warranty OR no warranty on car but they still replaced the pump for free like in US (warranty for the pump max 200 000km / 10year)

[enrita]

Originally Posted by paapaa

Do you mean your car is under warranty=so new that they replaced the pump because car is under warranty OR no warranty on car but they still replaced the pump for free like in US (warranty for the pump max 200 000km / 10year)

there is NO such warranty in Europe. a pump replacement is not that expensive by the way.

[paapaa]

Originally Posted by enrita

there is NO such warranty in Europe. a pump replacement is not that expensive by the way.

hope to be not expensive because only local bmw dealer takes 100€ / h

[rader1]

Originally Posted by enrita

there is NO such warranty in Europe. a pump replacement is not that expensive by the way.

I think it's BS that in the US BMW basically admits the HPFP is crap and replaces it for free. But everywhere else in the world they're like "what HPFP problems?"
It seems to me that if someone were to take BMW to court they would have a VERY strong suit considering the situation in America. Atleast get court cost paid for and a new pump.

[paapaa]

Originally Posted by rader1

I think it's BS that in the US BMW basically admits the HPFP is crap and replaces it for free. But everywhere else in the world they're like "what HPFP problems?"
It seems to me that if someone were to take BMW to court they would have a VERY strong suit considering the situation in America. Atleast get court cost paid for and a new pump.

+1

[RaihaX]

Originally Posted by paapaa

hope to be not expensive because only local bmw dealer takes 100€ / h

Originally Posted by rader1

I think it's BS that in the US BMW basically admits the HPFP is crap and replaces it for free. But everywhere else in the world they're like "what HPFP problems?"
It seems to me that if someone were to take BMW to court they would have a VERY strong suit considering the situation in America. Atleast get court cost paid for and a new pump.

Originally Posted by paapaa

+1

Originally Posted by enrita

there is NO such warranty in Europe. a pump replacement is not that expensive by the way.

No warranty in Australia too but there is a DIY of HPFP replacement - seems easy enough and the part itself is not that bad of a price.

[RimasRS]

Originally Posted by DarenV942000

You might want to check....I'm in Germany and had mine replaced under warranty.

But i guess it was recall or your car was still 2 years waranty covered

[DarenV942000]

Originally Posted by paapaa

Do you mean your car is under warranty=so new that they replaced the pump because car is under warranty OR no warranty on car but they still replaced the pump for free like in US (warranty for the pump max 200 000km / 10year)

I mean I have a 2009 335i bought through US military sales program. While I'm in Europe, the warranty is only for two years and I do not get the free maintenance program like in the US. My warranty already expired last year and I have to go to a German dealership to get any service done.

I started noticing HPFP issues early last month...long cranks and such. I also installed Cobb at that time and was able to read the DTCs...fuel pump. I contacted the German dealership and discussed it with them. It took them 2-3 days to look into it but they did replace it for free.

I checked the ADAC website (the German version of AAA) and they do not have a recall listed. I'm assuming they replaced it knowing about the US recall and dealing with a lot of Americans at that dealership. I searched some of the German forums and know that they have the same issues but apparently have been getting them replaced, couldn't find anything official though. Not many Germans have an N54, the German spec cars are much more expensive here and gas is around $6.50/gallon for 93 equivalent...for example: base US 2012 335i starts at $42,400, German spec starts at 43,600 Euros ($58,235 today) and configuration/options are different.

I don't want to rehash old arguments but I figured it worth mentioning. I've read a lot about quality of gas in US vs Europe as a possible cause for HPFP fails. In my opinion, this is a non-factor. Many of us N54 owners here have had the same HPFP issues and we all buy European gas. A buddy of mine had his replaced at least twice in the 3 yrs he was here. I think the issue has been more prevalent in the US because of what I mentioned in the previous paragraph (not many German N54 drivers here) and that the US is more spread out so people put more miles on the car. Just a thought...

[danielfastv6]

I am curently using stage 1 on my cobb(91) octane in kansas but im moving to Washington soon and they have 92 octane so what do i use there? Stage 1 or stage 2 thanks

[danielfastv6]

I am curently using stage 1 on my cobb(91) octane in kansas but im moving to Washington soon and they have 92 octane so what do i use there? Stage 1 or stage 2 thanks

[Alpina_B3_Lux]

Originally Posted by kdiggz

I have not seen any updates recently, or maybe I missed it.

That's not entirely fair - they've released the stage1+FMIC map and the beta .400/401 maps recently.

If recent updates means for you they have to release something every couple of weeks or so, I believe you have unrealistic expectations.

That being said, I'm also waiting on the race maps to be released, so I can certainly understand your impatience.

Alpina_B3_Lux

[2Times]

Originally Posted by danielfastv6

I am curently using stage 1 on my cobb(91) octane in kansas but im moving to Washington soon and they have 92 octane so what do i use there? Stage 1 or stage 2 thanks

Stage 1 is for just the Cobb AP flash, stage 2 requires downpipes. You're talking about Drive vs Sport vs Aggressive. I'd stick with Stage 1 Sport if you wanted to keep it safe.