iverson03tj
07-28-2010, 11:31 AM
:(:(:( I just noticed... I am such an idiot, but when i bought my car there wasnt a CEL light so i was like oh ok i guess its fine.... but i realized that there must be something wrong since the guy deleted the o2 sensor's and cat...... i been getting these CEL lights please tell me what they mean!!!!! The PO probably took the bulb off... since the CEL light doesnt come on at all....
GRRRRR stupid people..... i would have still bought it if he told em the truth..... :mad: *punching the wall and head buting the desk*
If you got any of these codes let me know...
i already spend 2400 bucks on just parts and now a few more problems... also the misfire code... which one is cylinder #3 i hope its only a spark plug..... GRRRRRRR *uzi**uzi*:(
Engine Codes
P0161- O2 Sensor Heater Circuit Whats the heater circuit....
P0303
P0446
P1145
P1189
P1250
Ok Guys here is an update!!!
Engine Codes
P0161- O2 Sensor Heater Circuit
P0303 misfire cyl#3
P0446 Evaporative Emission Control System Vent Control Circuit Malfunction
Purge Flow Sensor Circuit Range/Performance
Charcoal Canister aka Carbon Collector Canister / Evaporator Valve
DIY :
1. Remove your spare tire.
2. You will now see an oval shaped black plastic covering with a threaded rod coming out of the middle.
3. Remove the nut and washer.
4. On the right hand side of the oval plastic piece you will see a flat covering that is molded to the oval piece. There is a plastic nut holding the end of this down. Remove that nut.
5. Pull the plastic piece straight up and out.
6. You will now see the charcoal canister with 3 lines going into it from the right hand side of the car (passenger side).
7. The two thinner lines (same size) have metal hose clamps on them.
8. They are snug, but with a screwdriver (flat) you can gently work the hoses off without removing the clamps.
9. Next, remove the thicker hose. (it just pulls off, wiggling side to side helps)
10. During the hose removal you may want to have a friend hold up the canister. It is not secured to the car and can slide up the threaded rod.
11. Once your lines are off, remove the canister by lifting straight up.
12. Installation is opposite of removal.
NOTE: There may be gas vapor in these lines when disconnected!
THUS: Turn off all your stereo equipment if you have any in your trunk...and for god sakes man don't smoke!
Lastly, you will not clear your Check Engine light right away. It will take a day or so of starts for the system to recognize the problem has been resolved. PM me if you have any questions! Good luck!
P1145 Solenoid Valve Running Losses Control Circuit Electrical
Could be charcoal canister solenoid or
3/2 -way valve
http://jackassofalltrades.com/ticker.html
You might have left it disconnected or it is failed. It might be two things, check to see if they are plugged in correctly. I think the second set of pictures at the fuel pressure regulator the electrical unit shown is the running losses solenoid. I would check that first.
13 90 500 Replacing tank vent valve (M50,S50US,M52,S52)
Interrogate fault memory of DME control unit. Switch off ignition. Removing intake filter housing, refer to 13 71 000
Disconnect plug connection (1). Pull tank vent valve upwards to remove from bracket. Press down locking bracket (2), remove hose. Remove hose (3). Installation: Replace hose (3). Interrogate fault memory of DME control unit, check faults in memory, rectify faults and clear fault memory.
Version 2: Fuel pressure regulator on base of vehicle. Unfasten screws. Remove cover.
Pull off vacuum hose (1). Remove locking bracket (2). Remove fuel pressure regulator. Caution! Catch and dispose of escaping fuel.
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13 31 510 Removing and installing/replacing 3/2-way valve (M44, M52, S52)
Interrogate fault memory of DME control unit. Switch off ignition.
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Release screws Remove cover.
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Plug all fuel hoses with special tools 13 3 010.
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Detach vacuum hose (1) from pressure regulator. Caution! Catch and dispose off escaping fuel. Release hose clamps (2-5) and detach fuel hoses. Installation: Replace fuel lines and hose clips.
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Unfasten plug connection (1).
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Unfasten nuts (1) and remove 3/2-way valve. Installation: Interrogate fault memory of DME control unit, check faults in memory then cancel fault memory.
Read more: P1145 Error Code On My BMW How to Fix - JustAnswer http://www.justanswer.com/questions/...#ixzz0uzPc3Wux
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after all that trouble turns out that the mechanic plug the Rear Light Plug into the 3/2 Solenoid and the 3/2 Solenoid into the rear light plug.
P1189 228 Fuel Control (Bank 2 Sensor 1)
P1250 p1250 is "fuel level too low" indicating either the obvious or a problem with the fuel level sender
this is as far as i have found on this website...
I must say i am greatful to be part of such an amazinf car forum.... i used to be a jdm fan... but they all just seemed to act like know it alls most the time, while bimmer enthusiasts are actually helpful
Thanks for your help guys... any one with simular problems.. this is probably why im not passing my emmision test too...
Btw the words and stuff are from other places.... i just copied what i thought was important to know...
Thanks guys
GRRRRR stupid people..... i would have still bought it if he told em the truth..... :mad: *punching the wall and head buting the desk*
If you got any of these codes let me know...
i already spend 2400 bucks on just parts and now a few more problems... also the misfire code... which one is cylinder #3 i hope its only a spark plug..... GRRRRRRR *uzi**uzi*:(
Engine Codes
P0161- O2 Sensor Heater Circuit Whats the heater circuit....
P0303
P0446
P1145
P1189
P1250
Ok Guys here is an update!!!
Engine Codes
P0161- O2 Sensor Heater Circuit
P0303 misfire cyl#3
P0446 Evaporative Emission Control System Vent Control Circuit Malfunction
Purge Flow Sensor Circuit Range/Performance
Charcoal Canister aka Carbon Collector Canister / Evaporator Valve
DIY :
1. Remove your spare tire.
2. You will now see an oval shaped black plastic covering with a threaded rod coming out of the middle.
3. Remove the nut and washer.
4. On the right hand side of the oval plastic piece you will see a flat covering that is molded to the oval piece. There is a plastic nut holding the end of this down. Remove that nut.
5. Pull the plastic piece straight up and out.
6. You will now see the charcoal canister with 3 lines going into it from the right hand side of the car (passenger side).
7. The two thinner lines (same size) have metal hose clamps on them.
8. They are snug, but with a screwdriver (flat) you can gently work the hoses off without removing the clamps.
9. Next, remove the thicker hose. (it just pulls off, wiggling side to side helps)
10. During the hose removal you may want to have a friend hold up the canister. It is not secured to the car and can slide up the threaded rod.
11. Once your lines are off, remove the canister by lifting straight up.
12. Installation is opposite of removal.
NOTE: There may be gas vapor in these lines when disconnected!
THUS: Turn off all your stereo equipment if you have any in your trunk...and for god sakes man don't smoke!
Lastly, you will not clear your Check Engine light right away. It will take a day or so of starts for the system to recognize the problem has been resolved. PM me if you have any questions! Good luck!
P1145 Solenoid Valve Running Losses Control Circuit Electrical
Could be charcoal canister solenoid or
3/2 -way valve
http://jackassofalltrades.com/ticker.html
You might have left it disconnected or it is failed. It might be two things, check to see if they are plugged in correctly. I think the second set of pictures at the fuel pressure regulator the electrical unit shown is the running losses solenoid. I would check that first.
13 90 500 Replacing tank vent valve (M50,S50US,M52,S52)
Interrogate fault memory of DME control unit. Switch off ignition. Removing intake filter housing, refer to 13 71 000
Disconnect plug connection (1). Pull tank vent valve upwards to remove from bracket. Press down locking bracket (2), remove hose. Remove hose (3). Installation: Replace hose (3). Interrogate fault memory of DME control unit, check faults in memory, rectify faults and clear fault memory.
Version 2: Fuel pressure regulator on base of vehicle. Unfasten screws. Remove cover.
Pull off vacuum hose (1). Remove locking bracket (2). Remove fuel pressure regulator. Caution! Catch and dispose of escaping fuel.
---------------------------or----------------------
13 31 510 Removing and installing/replacing 3/2-way valve (M44, M52, S52)
Interrogate fault memory of DME control unit. Switch off ignition.
View Full Image
Release screws Remove cover.
View Full Image
Plug all fuel hoses with special tools 13 3 010.
View Full Image
Detach vacuum hose (1) from pressure regulator. Caution! Catch and dispose off escaping fuel. Release hose clamps (2-5) and detach fuel hoses. Installation: Replace fuel lines and hose clips.
View Full Image
Unfasten plug connection (1).
View Full Image
Unfasten nuts (1) and remove 3/2-way valve. Installation: Interrogate fault memory of DME control unit, check faults in memory then cancel fault memory.
Read more: P1145 Error Code On My BMW How to Fix - JustAnswer http://www.justanswer.com/questions/...#ixzz0uzPc3Wux
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after all that trouble turns out that the mechanic plug the Rear Light Plug into the 3/2 Solenoid and the 3/2 Solenoid into the rear light plug.
P1189 228 Fuel Control (Bank 2 Sensor 1)
P1250 p1250 is "fuel level too low" indicating either the obvious or a problem with the fuel level sender
this is as far as i have found on this website...
I must say i am greatful to be part of such an amazinf car forum.... i used to be a jdm fan... but they all just seemed to act like know it alls most the time, while bimmer enthusiasts are actually helpful
Thanks for your help guys... any one with simular problems.. this is probably why im not passing my emmision test too...
Btw the words and stuff are from other places.... i just copied what i thought was important to know...
Thanks guys