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now i noticed that it's when the car is warmed up that's when its at its worst its going to the dealership later this week |
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LOL, it's not a Modified Lawn Tractor AKA Tim "the Toolman" Taylor Race tractor.
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update: the dealership claims the car is running normal, as i drove off the lot i could tell right away it wasnt
i purchased bimmerlink and a WIFI OBD2 Dongle, my car is throwing 2 codes: Motorelektronik ME VD17.2 6 Zylinder MSA/Hybrid 2 errors 128901: 0x128901 Lambdasonde vor Katalysator, Dynamik: langsame Reaktion 12BD80: 0x12BD80 Lambdasonde vor Katalysator: Sammelfehler the first code is the same as P0133 i cleared the codes, check for codes again to confirm they were gone, i then drove around for 15 minutes, checked again and these 2 codes came up again it appears the dealership did not even scan my car for codes, i even suggested that its probably a sensor because the car is new, from doing some google its the o2 sensor bank 1 sensor 1, can someone please direct me as to where this is? hesitation is one of the symptoms so this should be the issue with the car i made another appointment for next week with a different dealership since that one is useless hopefully everything gets fixed up asap as i find it annoying that i drop 75k on a car and i have to figure out whats wrong myself, it appears that if the car drives then it is fine to some people Last edited by gtaM2; 08-03-2017 at 09:36 AM.. |
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That sucks! I had an oxygen sensor go bad on my 1994 325 is the day after I picked it up! I was driving to Boston from CT on a Saturday morning. The flat bedded me back to the dealer and fortunately they the service department was open and they had the part!
I can practically feel your blood boiling from here give that they did not appear to scan your car! You just have to stick to your guns and make them fix it. Mike
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08-14-2017, 09:28 AM | #28 |
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update for those that care:
this dealership is a step above the previous one and did acknowledge an issue with the car however their interpretation of the issue is jokes, apparently they can read the fuel quality of the car and they tell me for the last 5 fill ups i have used "0 grade fuel" i asked what octane that is and the service manager said its like below 70 octane for starters if it was just one tank i could understand that by chance it was bad gas but 5 tanks that is ridiculous, and just for good measure i confirmed that it wasnt filled up at the same gas station the past 5 times..i just checked my credit card statement and the past 5 fill ups have all been at different gas stations, for him to even suggest that i am basically putting an octane in my car that is not even available to the public is just insulting, anyways they performed an adaptation reset and a few hundred km later the car is running fine right now..when i press the gas the car actually moves instantly and the exhaust is louder and burbling now Obviously something happened to a sensor or some shit that caused my car to think it had bad gas in it for 2000 KM and run like shit for a whole month the day after i ran over a plastic bag (coincidence or not) you would think it would have just fixed itself over a few days similar to how a car adapts to hot weather etc etc but it just did not correct itself and needed this adaptation procedure for some reason from a car point of few this past month has been a nightmare im just glad it appears to be all fixed up |
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08-14-2017, 09:54 AM | #30 | |
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i was talking to the receptionist at the dealer and she asked me whats wrong and i told her and shes like "ahhh...uhhh... yeah my car does the same thing it doesnt accelarate like it use to but its normal.. all cars are like that" yeah ok |
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Thanks for the update. I agree with your assessment, probably a sensor rather than 5 different gas stations with bad gas. My dad had a run in with a gas station back in the 70's where the tanks were filled with the wrong stuff (not gasoline) and they damaged about 50 cars before they caught it!
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update: car has gone back into this invisible limp mode
so basically it was running fine for about 700KM and just last night in the middle of my drive home from work it went back into this mode, having seen it fresh at its finest form and then right back into limp mode, it is very noticeable to me as the exhaust is so quiet in sport + mode with no burbling at the usually rpm's also running sluggish in comfort mode as explained earlier its going back to the dealership on Monday, last week the Manager told me that if the problem with the car persists to keep the gas receipts so i will bring those with me to prove i am not filling up with 70 octane gas now im worried that it will never be fixed, or i will have to keep taking it back every week , i wonder if i am the only stock M2 thats having issues, lucky me |
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i can sympathize about the issues you are having with the car. i picked mine a little less than 2 months ago and so far everything has been great *knock on wood* i wish everything gets sorted out quickly with your car
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At this point, I'd recommend that you stop referring to the fact that you think driving over a plastic bag is the cause of the car's ills b/c I'm not sure how any damage that it caused would fall under a warranty claim and I'd guess that BMW NA would feel the same.
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I drove over a plastic bag last week and immediately thought of this thread.
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Wait.. So you were putting shit fuel into your M2... And you think running over a bag is why it was performing poorly? The bag had nothing to do with it other than it prompted you to "Check" if it affected performance. Presumably you weren't actively pushing the car or paying attention prior to the bag and after you decided to put low quality fuel in the car.
In general always fill up with 91+ from reputable gas stations and fuel sources that don't artificially inflate the octane rating with ethanol. BMW motors don't like ethanol. As for the O2 sensor could it be you damaged it while scraping the bag residue off?
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i use 94 octane 90% of the time, i dont even pay for my F'ing gas my company pays for it who are these people? does bmw plant them on these forums ...seriously this whole experience has been frustrating and annoying and some of these people here are making it worse, first its placebo effect and now when the dealer acknowledges the problem its because i have put 70 octane in my car for 5 straight fill ups Last edited by gtaM2; 08-18-2017 at 02:06 PM.. |
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i believe from my own research it is the front o2 sensor but from where the bag was melting there were no wires around the area i scrapped off edit: also most of the time i use petro 94 octane and sometimes 91 shell vpower Last edited by gtaM2; 08-18-2017 at 02:08 PM.. |
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