Tuesday, 17 September 2019

2019 BMW 128i Convertible (E88) L6-3.0L (N51) A L L Diagnostic Trouble Codes ( DTC ): Manufacturer Code Charts Page 205

2019 BMW 128i Convertible (E88) L6-3.0L (N51) A L L Diagnostic Trouble Codes ( DTC ): Manufacturer Code Charts Page 205



Test condition:



Differential pressure sensor monitor



6 % < Relative charge factor <120 %



-20?< Induction air temperature sensor < 85 锟斤拷C



560 rpm < Engine speed < 7200 rpm



Time after start > 30 sec.



regardless of EVAP active/inactive



Terminal condition: Terminal 15, engine on



Voltage condition:



Voltage in onboard electrical system >= 10 V



Condition for fault memory entry



0.2 sec.



Action in service



1) Visual inspection of vacuum sensor plug contacts



2) Check wiring between vacuum sensor and DME



3) Check induction system/crankcase for leaks (crankcase



vacuum control can allow excess air from the crankcase to



flow into the intake manifold, for instance, if vacuum line



from brake booster to vacuum pump is leaking)



Fault effect and breakdown warning



Driver information



Warning light:



US: MIL ON



Service instruction



none



2D29 - P1105 (DME)



2D29 - P1105



Information saved in



DME



Fault code



2D29 - P1105



Fault text



Differential-pressure sensor, intake manifold: plausibility



Fault description



Differential Pressure Sensor Intake Manifold Pressure Too



High (Bank 1)



Condition for fault identification



Test condition:



Differential pressure sensor monitor



6 % < Relative charge factor <120 %



-20?< Induction air temperature sensor < 85 锟斤拷C



560 rpm < Engine speed < 7200 rpm



Time after start > 30 sec.



regardless of EVAP active/inactive



Terminal condition: Terminal 15, engine on



Voltage condition:



Voltage in onboard electrical system >= 10 V



Condition for fault memory entry



0.2 sec.



Action in service



1) Visual inspection of vacuum sensor plug contacts



2) Check wiring between vacuum sensor and DME



3) Check induction system/crankcase for leaks (crankcase



vacuum control can allow excess air from the crankcase to



flow into the intake manifold, for instance, if vacuum line