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Daskoff
07-01-2004, 07:09 AM
have any suggestions how to troubleshoot?
Symptom: sometimes (3 times over 3 days) at idle, the check engine light comes on and it starts to idle a little rough and the engine has about 25% power. However, when I rev the engine past 2K RPM (in neutral or under load - dosen't matter) the fault goes away and everything is fine.
I checked the manual and it shows how to check (via multimeter) the MAF, but has anyone ran into this problem?
How often does the MAF go bad? I'll check the MAF per manual and for any air leaks in the intake system. Any other suggestions?
Thanks!
Adrian
Daskoff
07-01-2004, 11:53 AM
have any suggestions how to troubleshoot?
Symptom: sometimes (3 times over 3 days) at idle, the check engine light comes on and it starts to idle a little rough and the engine has about 25% power. However, when I rev the engine past 2K RPM (in neutral or under load - dosen't matter) the fault goes away and everything is fine.
I checked the manual and it shows how to check (via multimeter) the MAF, but has anyone ran into this problem?
How often does the MAF go bad? I'll check the MAF per manual and for any air leaks in the intake system. Any other suggestions?
Thanks!
Adrian
Scott H
07-01-2004, 12:29 PM
Our 535s do not use a MAF, but a vane type AFM instead. I have never had problems with mine.
A long time ago on Roadfly there were some threads about adjusting the vane b/c for various reasons. From what I gathered at the time, it's not something that likes to be tinkered with..........I eventually tuned out of that discussion. Maybe a search through the archives there will prep you until someone here, who knows what may be happeneing, pipes up.
Daskoff
07-02-2004, 01:21 PM
Our 535s do not use a MAF, but a vane type AFM instead. I have never had problems with mine.
A long time ago on Roadfly there were some threads about adjusting the vane b/c for various reasons. From what I gathered at the time, it's not something that likes to be tinkered with..........I eventually tuned out of that discussion. Maybe a search through the archives there will prep you until someone here, who knows what may be happeneing, pipes up.
Mr Project
07-02-2004, 02:54 PM
There is a nice, detailed AFM troubleshooting and adjusting write-up on 745i.com...
http://745i.scottiesharpe.com
winfred
07-02-2004, 03:13 PM
you can usually clean the carbon trace and other contacts inside with a non residual solvent and get it working again, i've had good results
Daskoff
07-03-2004, 08:35 AM
you can usually clean the carbon trace and other contacts inside with a non residual solvent and get it working again, i've had good results
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