Has anyone else tried this? Outcome?
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Has anyone else tried this? Outcome?
I forgot to post my outcome. lol
I cleared the adaptations entirely a month or so ago. It helped some, but the dip is still ever so slightly there. It doesn't bother me much as I'm used to it; it's not as bad as it once was. I've done the DISA rebuild as well and the issue was almost entirely resolved after doing the DISA. The reason I ended up doing the adaptations was due to very jerky throttle actuation at low RPM and low speed and throttle input. Clearing the adaptations helped quite a bit with that, but I still have issues with it. The dip is still slightly present.
I can't iterate this enough: I hate drive by wire.
would this cable and disc work in order to get to this clear adaptations task?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/For-BMW-INPA...-/190970602608
Has anybody else tried this method? Results?
Thanks
If it's ALMOST gone why not try tuning it out?Quote:
Originally Posted by az3579
GoingHAM mobile
Yeah, clearing adaptations get's really close to getting rid of the dip. It comes back, though.
kinda like you.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryankokesh
;)
If the DISA is the source of the false knock detection, then it would seem logical that you would need to replace the DISA with the newer version (if there is a newer version) and THEN clear the knock adaptations.
Otherwise I would expect it just to come back.