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  • M20b25
    Noobie
    • Jul 2006
    • 8

    #1

    325i stuttering

    Hi... Sorry about that...
    My car seems to have a stutter between 1500- 3000rpm, changed my AFM//plug wires/plugs. I had the rotor/cap/ecu inspected and they appear perfect.
    Could the injectors cause this ?
    It's regardless of what gear i'm in...from 1st - 5th..
  • silversleeper
    R3VLimited
    • Mar 2005
    • 2032

    #2
    vacuum leak? i would definitely check the intake bellow (the elbow connecting the throttle body to the AFM.
    Claus Luthe is my hero.

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    • M20b25
      Noobie
      • Jul 2006
      • 8

      #3
      just checked the bellow, no cracks.
      there 4 guys in our club with the same problem!

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      • HST
        Mod Crazy
        • Jan 2006
        • 757

        #4
        TPS or crank positioning sensor maybe?
        Originally posted by KingB
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        • Garageaholic
          Freestyle Fabricator
          • Dec 2005
          • 5204

          #5
          bad O2 sensor
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          • King Luis
            Mod Crazy
            • Sep 2004
            • 737

            #6
            let it idle for a bit and see if the check engine light comes on.
            check you icv and what i noticed was a good tip was to put some oil around each injector to provide a better seal and see if the issue stops. i had stuttering occur a few weeks back. i did that and now its a lot better.
            bad gas maybe?? did you all get it from the same gas station?

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            • n3nyongmini
              E30 Addict
              • Jun 2006
              • 593

              #7
              Originally posted by King Luis
              let it idle for a bit and see if the check engine light comes on.
              check you icv and what i noticed was a good tip was to put some oil around each injector to provide a better seal and see if the issue stops. i had stuttering occur a few weeks back. i did that and now its a lot better.
              bad gas maybe?? did you all get it from the same gas station?
              You can quickly test the injector seal w/o removal:

              while idling, spray a LITTLE carb cleaner/WD-40/aerosol of your choice at/near the seal. If you notice a change in idle, you have a leak. Which may be causing your stutter. Use only a LITTLE aersol as too much ain't so good for motor, cat etc....

              HTH

              Derek
              HE>i
              89 335i m30 power, 4hp22 delivery

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              • delatlanta1281
                Dart Master
                • Mar 2006
                • 10317

                #8
                Originally posted by M20b25
                just checked the bellow, no cracks.
                there 4 guys in our club with the same problem!
                I see a group buy in your future!
                Yours truly,
                Rich
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                • M20b25
                  Noobie
                  • Jul 2006
                  • 8

                  #9
                  Just got back from the BMW Technician, did some testing.. My Idle is almost spot, round 750+ rpm, the CO's are perfect as well. We kept the car at a constant rev at 3000rpm and noticed that there is way more O2 than Fuel in the mixture.. Anyone know what the hell this means ?

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                  • Scott314
                    Wrencher
                    • Jan 2005
                    • 287

                    #10
                    Originally posted by M20b25
                    Just got back from the BMW Technician, did some testing.. My Idle is almost spot, round 750+ rpm, the CO's are perfect as well. We kept the car at a constant rev at 3000rpm and noticed that there is way more O2 than Fuel in the mixture.. Anyone know what the hell this means ?
                    I'm gonna take a wild guess and say that there was 14.7 times as much air as there was fuel.


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                    • Adrian_Visser
                      R3VLimited
                      • Jun 2006
                      • 2823

                      #11
                      lol, lol lol

                      but seriously if it is lean above the normal ideal mixture of 14 parts O2 to one part fuel like maybe 18 or 20 to one then couldnt it be a problem with the O2 sensor? i mean your not at WOT so the ecu is using the O2 sensor input

                      if it was lean than wouldnt you notice higher engine temps?

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                      • silversleeper
                        R3VLimited
                        • Mar 2005
                        • 2032

                        #12
                        nothing a MarkD chip can't fix! ;)
                        Claus Luthe is my hero.

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                        • M42Technik
                          R3V OG
                          • Dec 2003
                          • 9781

                          #13
                          Check your ICV. See if it whirrs when the car is ready to fire up, but not on position.

                          Hold the ICV and if it doesn't seem like its "whirring", then your ICV is bad, might need replacement. I replaced mine, and it did wonders.
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                          • ed chitwood
                            Member
                            • Nov 2004
                            • 59

                            #14
                            get a fuel pressure gauge make sure your pumps, and regulator are working right.
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