just coincidence....Originally Posted by Island530i
reboot the car... shogun style....
I tried a stomp test for the first time today, no fault codes. About 30 minutes later the car started to hesitate terribly when trying to accelerate as though it was running out of gas. After pulling over at a gas station I did a stomp test, now it is showing 1221 (O2 sensor1). I put some fuel in and drove back to work, now my check engine light is on continuolsy however it seemed to run okay for those 4 miles back. Is this something related to the first stomp test or is it just coincidence?
just coincidence....Originally Posted by Island530i
reboot the car... shogun style....
If it cannot be fixed by the dremel or ducktape.. get out the sledge...
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I miss my e34
95 E34 530I V2.37
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Current
2008 M5 6 Spd
2000 Z3 2.8 5 Spd MSport
2012 X5 35d Sport
1995 540i 6 Spd
1992 535i 5 Spd
Former
1995 530iA
1986 635CSI 5 Spd
2011 X3 2.8 MSport
Whats the easiest way to reboot? I've never had to do that before. Wow my old e30 was alot easier to figure out.
search shogun reboot...Originally Posted by Island530i
If it cannot be fixed by the dremel or ducktape.. get out the sledge...
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I miss my e34
Thanks, I'll try the reboot after work and let you know if anything changes. It figures everything is always fine until the day before a roadtrip.
Did the reboot last night, seems to be fine now in fact the looping idle I was getting sick of is now gone as well. Thanks for all of the help.
All you need to do is disconnect the battery for 5-10 minutes. That "shogun reboot" business is unnecessary. It's not going to hurt anything, but it's not going to accomplish anything that simply disconnecting the battery won't.
Thats what I did, I disconnected the battery and let it sit unhooked while I had dinner. I did'nt feel the need to short the system out.