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    Default Inyection Problem

    I own a 1991 E34 520i , from time to time my car starts to pop and resist to accelerate, it is like it holds for a few seconds (or longer periods sometimes) and then it accelerates normally again. It is really anoying, it happens by periods not all the time.

    I have replaced the whole set of ignition coils, there is no problem with the idle valve nor with the injectors (I just had them cleaned) or gasoline, a technitian suggested me that the ignition control unit might be failing.

    Please let me know if someone had the same problem and if you have any suggestion or way around to solve it.

    Thanks

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    It might be a fuel pump starting to go as well - I have not had it fail like this on a BMW as yet, but I had an '88 Mustang GT that exhibited that problem and it was the fuel pump dying.

    Something to check out, at any rate.

    Eric

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    Default Thank you Eric I'll check it out and let you know

    Quote Originally Posted by eric5150
    It might be a fuel pump starting to go as well - I have not had it fail like this on a BMW as yet, but I had an '88 Mustang GT that exhibited that problem and it was the fuel pump dying.

    Something to check out, at any rate.

    Eric

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    try checking the crankshaft position sensor(located at the front,sensing the
    crankshaft rotation)
    1. check the wire physical condition near the sensor
    2. check the resistance values(i forget)

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    Quote Originally Posted by moots
    try checking the crankshaft position sensor(located at the front,sensing the
    crankshaft rotation)
    1. check the wire physical condition near the sensor
    2. check the resistance values(i forget)
    Anyone got a picture or decent explanation of where the CPS plugs into? I've followed the wire but am not sure if I've got to the end of it or whether I'm just confusing it with something else and not wanting to poke stuff too much incase I break other stuff

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