09-05-2013, 03:44 PM | #23 | |
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Works very fine now. Took it for a long drive and noticed the the rpms when coasting is higher now than before the new update. Before it had rpm around 900 but now it is around 1200-1300. Engine is much smoother in coasting, accelerating rigth after breaking, general acceleration and fast acceleration. Also the gearshifts seems better and more natural. It's like a new car. Fingers crossed that it will keep that way. |
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09-05-2013, 08:56 PM | #24 | |
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Good to hear that all is right! I felt the same way about my car after the last s/w update in April on my gasoline 3.5i.
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01-29-2018, 03:23 AM | #25 |
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Gearbox jerking on low RPM and when changed from N to D
Hello Guys,
I've recently purchased a secondhand 2011 X3 35i and experience the same issue as yours. The transmission feels jolted when changed from N to D, or during low RPM. This issue only happens occasionally, so it's hard to replicate it in front of the BMW service assistant. Last week I visited a dealership to check for this issue. They have conducted a transmission adaptation reset and replace the coils (all 6 of them). The coils replacement is mandatory due to a different issue (drivetrain), but they suspect this is also contributes to the jerking. When I tested the car with the Service Assistant, it worked just fine. However after several days, the problem reemerged again. Am wondering if you guys have managed to permanently fix the issue. If yes, kindly share the specific software version that you're currently running and what are the part(s) that needs to be replaced. Btw, I have asked the SA regarding the Longitudinal Torque Motor (as mentioned by smovva , but he said that the diagnostic did not mention any problem with that component. Many thanks! david |
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12-20-2019, 01:00 PM | #26 |
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Changing coil packs resolved the issue
I had the same issues as mentioned here:
I took the vehicle to my local garage and he told me that it is limping because the computer is detecting some misfires in cylinder 5 and it is turning the cylinder off. We changed all the spark plugs. The vehicle rode smoothly for around 1000 KMs and then the jerks came back again. So, took the car back and changed all the coil packs. The Jerks hasn't come back yet. |
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