BMW X5: Limp-Home Mode
If a fault is diagnosed in the system, such as e.g. failure of the high-pressure sensor, the fuel-supply control valve is de-energized; the fuel then flows via a so-called bypass into the rail.
In the event of HPI limp-home mode, turbocharging is deactivated by an opening of the wastegate valves.
Causes of HPI limp-home mode can be:
- Implausible high-pressure sensor values
- Failure of the fuel-supply control valve
- Leakage in the high-pressure system
- Failure of the high-pressure pump
- Failure of the high-pressure sensor
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Fig. 56: Identifying Limp-Home Mode Diagram
Fuel System Safety
Working on this fuel system is only permitted after the engine has cooled down. The coolant temperature must not exceed 40ºC. This must be observed without fail because otherwise there is a danger of fuel sprayback on account of the residual pressure in the high-pressure system.
When working on the high-pressure fuel system, take particular care to ensure conditions of absolute cleanliness and follow the work sequences described in the repair instructions. Even the tiniest contaminant's and damage to the screw connections on the high-pressure lines can cause leaks.
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Fig. 57: Identifying Fuel System Safety Label
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Fig. 58: Identifying High-Pressure Fuel Lines
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It is the outward-opening piezo-injector that renders possible spray-directed
direct injection and thus the overall
innovations of the N54 engine. Due to the fact that only this component ensures
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Piezo Element
The movement of the nozzle needle in the injector is generated no longer by a
solenoid coil but rather by a
piezo-element.
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Ignition Management
Most of the ignition system components have remained the same for all NG6
engines for 2007. There are some
minor changes to the ignition coils that apply to all versions. The coils have
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Removing And Installing/Replacing Drive For Left Or Right Active
Seat
Necessary preliminary tasks:
Remove front seat.
Remove seat cover with padding for front seat.
Release screws (1).
Tip seat towards rear.
Installation:
Tightening torque 52 10 6AZ.
Fig. 36: Identifying Seat Screw
Unclip hydraulic pockets (1) with supports on left and right from flex mat.
NOTE
Removing And Installing/Replacing Rear Active Stabilizer
WARNING: Danger of poisoning if oil is ingested/absorbed through the
skin!
Risk of injury if oil comes into contact with eyes and skin!
Scalding hazard!
This work may only be carried out on an exhaust system which has
cooled down.
IMPORTANT: Adhere to the utmost cleanliness. Do not allow any dirt
