[Curtdaflirtjlp]

Morning everyone. I have a dilemma for the last couple of weeks. I have a 2008 e92 335i N54 of course. One day car was running normal no problems, I parked the car then would not start. Tried to jump from a car and battery pack nothing. I left for 2 days, then I able to push start it and drive 10 mins home. Left the car on to see if it would correct itself but after a 10 min ride and car running parked for another 10-15 mins or so the car started to loose voltage and die. I have since change the battery, alternator, starter, crank angle sensor and even cleaned up the rusty positive B terminal cables connected in the trunk still nothing, starter just clicks on push start. I would like to know if anyone else experienced this problem and can help or know a solution. If not point me in the direction of a good local Indy shop. I do all my work on my car myself so it's hard feeling defeated and trusting that someone else can help. Thanks again!

[angryman11111]

Bimmer Motors Group Inc.
BKM Automotive

[Curtdaflirtjlp]

Originally Posted by angryman11111

Bimmer Motors Group Inc.
BKM Automotive

Thanks, appreciate you!

[Machspeed93]

Originally Posted by Curtdaflirtjlp

Thanks, appreciate you!

+1 for Bimmer Motors Group. Done a good amount of maintenance there and they've been awesome.

[Curtdaflirtjlp]

Originally Posted by Machspeed93

+1 for Bimmer Motors Group. Done a good amount of maintenance there and they've been awesome.

Thanks a bunch for the input. I will contact them and setup an appointment! Will report back with any findings.

[Curtdaflirtjlp]

Update: Thanks for everyone's input on the car and shops. Still at the same point with the car but I may have narrowed down the problems. I believe that the car needs the CAS and DME realigned. Has been a couple places, one said junction box/ and or fuse panel. But car runs if starter is jumped with a power source or push start. I would like to know if anyone in the NYC metro area has a scan tool that can perform this function. Would be greatly appreciated. Below are codes pulled from BAVTech and BMW of Brooklyn Diagnosis.