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01-01-2024, 01:56 PM | #1 |
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F10 idle speed
I'm new to my 2011 N52 F10, but not new to the N51 / N52 engine. My prior and current E52's (in the 1-series) idled around 650 rpm, whether it was a manual or automatic trans. The F10 idles at 950 rpm, has the 8-speed ZF trans.
I've read ambiguous posts from other forums about a possible poor ground in the electrical system as the cause, but like I say, it was difficult to follow. I've searched this forum for an answer, but cannot seem to find one. My F10 came from a dry climate. there was no evidence of rust or corrosion anywhere. Is there a fix, or can the idle speed be adjusted downward through any kind of programming tool? If so, what works best? It's hard for me to believe that an automatic should idle this high. |
01-01-2024, 03:45 PM | #2 | |
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Here are few 1st steps I would take: 1. Pull BMW codes (not OBDII codes) and post them 2. Pull the intake boot to gain access to the throttle plate, and debris or FOD could be keeping the throttle plate from fully closing, which can be remedied using some CRC Throttle Body cleaner on it Cheers. |
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