[bula]

Can these adaptations be reseted with INPA?
- Air Control Adjustment
-Throttle Valve Adaptation
-Fuel/Air Adaptation
-Secondary Air Injection Adaptation

Is any info on this I would like to reset them on my 2007 335xi and I do not want to screw something up. Thank you

[smooth1]

Idle Comparison
Knock
Lambda Probe
Tank Vent
Intake Pipe
DKP - Throttle
Lambda Control
EGR
Load Control
Nox-Sensor
Secondary Air
Fuel Control Valve
Octane Number
Variants
VVT
VANOS
Segment Time
Combustion Controller
Cylinder Sync for EOL-Check
Rough Running Cyl Sync
Lambda Phaseshift
Injector Energy Comparison

[bula]

Originally Posted by smooth1

Idle Comparison
Knock
Lambda Probe
Tank Vent
Intake Pipe
DKP - Throttle
Lambda Control
EGR
Load Control
Nox-Sensor
Secondary Air
Fuel Control Valve
Octane Number
Variants
VVT
VANOS
Segment Time
Combustion Controller
Cylinder Sync for EOL-Check
Rough Running Cyl Sync
Lambda Phaseshift
Injector Energy Comparison

thank you

[smooth1]

No problem.

[cn555ic]

Yesterday BMWnation came by to clear adaptation with INPA. He is running Giac tune. The weirdest thing after he started the car was it was running erratic. Rpms kept jumping up and done so we looked at the codes. The error was throttle adaptation values. To fix it we had to disconnect the battery and then it ran fine again. Very weird after resetting the throttle adaptation it ran like that till we unhooked his battery. Anyone know why?

[joec500]

Originally Posted by cn555ic

Yesterday BMWnation came by to clear adaptation with INPA. He is running Giac tune. The weirdest thing after he started the car was it was running erratic. Rpms kept jumping up and done so we looked at the codes. The error was throttle adaptation values. To fix it we had to disconnect the battery and then it ran fine again. Very weird after resetting the throttle adaptation it ran like that till we unhooked his battery. Anyone know why?

This happens to me too, after resetting throttle adaptations. I generally have to unpower the ECU from the ECU box.

[smooth1]

What year were your vehicles? It's sounding like a pretty common happening when clearing adaptations. The easy way to get around it appears to be starting the vehicle with the throttle down a bit for a few seconds and letting the DME learn from there.

[Joe-]

this was for an E46 but when you replace the throttle body you are suppose to do the following.

1. Using a breakout box check the wiring from the DME to the MDK for open or
short to ground.
2. If the wiring is correct then the MDK should be replaced. Important: After
MDK motor replacement, the DME adaptation values must be cleared.
Failure to clear the adaptation values will result in reoccurring faults.
3. Switch off the ignition off for 30 seconds.
4. Turn on the ignition and delete DME adaptations and fault code memory.
5. Press the accelerator pedal to wide open throttle (WOT) four times.

I would say step 5 is very important!

[Tzu]

Originally Posted by cn555ic

Yesterday BMWnation came by to clear adaptation with INPA. He is running Giac tune. The weirdest thing after he started the car was it was running erratic. Rpms kept jumping up and done so we looked at the codes. The error was throttle adaptation values. To fix it we had to disconnect the battery and then it ran fine again. Very weird after resetting the throttle adaptation it ran like that till we unhooked his battery. Anyone know why?

FWIW, if I did a throttle adaptation reset w/o an ECU reset, I get the same reaction. I tried about a year ago a couple times before I learned I had to do an ECU reset.

[mfish123]

Is "DKP - throttle" in INPA, the same as "throttle valve adaptation" with the BT Tool?