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Disclaimer 2010 BMW 535xi Wagon AWD (E61) L6-3.0L Turbo (N54) DIAGNOSIS AND REPAIR, MAINTENANCE,Technical Service Bulletin # 130509 Date: 090401


Fuel System - Fault Code 2AAF Diagnostics



2010 BMW 535xi Wagon AWD (E61) L6-3.0L Turbo (N54) Page 307



SI B 13 05 09



Fuel Systems



April 2009



Technical Service



SUBJECT



N54 - Diagnosis for FC 2AAF



MODEL



E90, E92, E93, E82, E88, E71, E60, E61 with N54 engine



SITUATION



The fault code 2AAF (Fuel pump plausibility, integral component outside valid range; currently not present) is stored in the DME. The 2AAF fault



may be stored:



^ Alone, without any other associated faults; there would be no any drivability complaints. The fault would not cause the Service Engine Soon



illumination; or



^ As an associate fault, together with various misfire (e.g., 29CE, 29CF, etc.) or high pressure fuel pump fault codes (e.g., 29DC, 2FBF, etc.).



INFORMATION



The fault code 2AAF (if stored alone, or without any other faults related to the low fuel pressure system) is caused by DME diagnostic sensitivity,



and should not be considered an indication of low pressure system malfunction.



Do not replace the low pressure system components (e.g., EKP module, pressure sensor, electric fuel pump or filter) in order to address FC 2AAF if:



^ 2AAF is the only fault stored in the MSD80/MSD81 DME which was found during diagnosis for a non-drivability related customer complaint;



^ 2AAF is the only fault still stored in the MSD80/MSD81 DME after the other problems causing drivability (and SES lamp illumination)



complaints have been addressed.



The low fuel pressure system should be diagnosed (using the appropriate ISIS test module) only if the 2AAF (Fuel pump plausibility) fault is stored



together with other low pressure faults (e.g., 2A2D "Fuel low pressure system, upper threshold reached" or 29F3 "Fuel low pressure sensor,