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800 miles on my new(replaced HPFP) and now. .
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08-14-2007, 09:29 AM | #1 |
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800 miles on my new(replaced HPFP) and now. .
:madn cold starts I am experiencing the erratic idle where the car almost sounds like its going to die. It settles out after a min or so and only happens when I start the car cold. I am NOT having the long crank problems though. Does anyone know what this could be?
Right now I have 3800 miles, original HPFP went at 3000 (only had long crank symptoms NOT what I described above). Though it may be my butt dyno getting used to the power again (after 328 loaner) but I am starting to feel more turbo lag compared to the day I picked it up (after HPFP replacement). I really hope its not the HPFP again, two bad pumps in 3 months of ownership would be a BIT absurd. Any help? |
08-14-2007, 12:08 PM | #2 |
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Try having them reset your adaptations...
They did this on my car and it feels fine now. I also started switching to Shell gas from what some others had mentioned about the ethanol content with Chevron. Car still feels the same with Shell. |
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08-14-2007, 12:14 PM | #3 |
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Interesting you mention this rough idle. I've been experiencing this lately and was going to post up here today about it. I get the extended crank time as well though. Sometimes it will take me 5 seconds + to start the car and then it feel like I'm in a diesel the way it runs and jolts. My car sounds really rough like something certainly is wrong... BMW tells me nothing is wrong at all though
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08-14-2007, 12:22 PM | #5 | |
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I would tell the dealer that when you bought the car, it did not drive that way. Have them start up a new car off the lot and compare. Sounds like you need to go to another dealer |
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08-14-2007, 09:05 PM | #6 | |
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Since it only happens when your car is cold, I suspect its mainly cause your engine's cold. I had this problem before where my car would even buckle when accelerating during a cold start. But now its fine after I took it to the dealers and have them upgrade the software on my car. I believe they installed Progman version 25.00. Any version newer than 25.00 should do the trick as well. Also try switching your fuel source and make sure you load up with the highest octane rating as possible and make sure you get gas that has the least additives as possible. Try a different type of gas and once you find a source of good gas, try and load up every time there. Also look for places where usually there are a lot of people loading up since you'll know that the gas is replaced there often unlike gas stations with little traffic where the gas in the tanks below the ground tend to settle over time. Hope this helps! |
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08-15-2007, 08:08 AM | #9 |
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I wish I knew what to tell you. My car has been exhibiting the same type of weird idling periodically, and sometimes stalls while sitting in traffic. The dealer updated my software a few weeks ago, and the car stalled 3 times in a 2 day period afterwards. The dealer has had my car for three days this week, and of course it's behaving perfectly and hasn't thrown any fault codes. I don't buy the bad gas crap--I've had plenty of high performance cars that require premium gas and I always put in 93 oct from either BP, Shell or Exxon (usually from the same 3 stations--2 Exxons and one BP)--none of my other cars have had adverse reactions to any of these fuels. I know this motor is entirely different, but it would be ridiculous for BMW to design a motor/fuel system with such little tolerance for small deviations in premium fuels--I could understand if it were a problem with people using regular octane. I hope you have better luck than I am having getting your problem resolved
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Maybe it was a bad batch of gas in VA? (I'm interested too, being not too far away in MD) |
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08-16-2007, 08:16 PM | #11 |
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I had 18,000 miles on mine before I had my HFFP replaced. It only took them two weeks to replace. No problem since.. I have been using Shell V- power. Good luck everyone.
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