Start up problems

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You are getting a load of timing corrections. Normally that's either bad fuel or bad spark plugs, since you changed the plugs recently I would think it's the fuel. That tune is designed for 102RON fuel, do you get that kind of stuff up in Sweden? It's possible that any fuel you are getting at the moment has been sat around for a long time due to the huge drop in fuel demand.

Also your intake temperatures are really high. The weather is probably as hot as it's going to get at the moment but still seems higher than I would expect for a stage 1 tune. Maybe a small boost leak somewhere causing the turbos to work harder. The wategate positions do seem quite high for that boost target.

Did you reset the fuel adaptations after changing injectors? If not I would certainly do that as any fuel corrections it had to make with the old leaking injectors will still be in place.

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Yeh, it’s vital to reset the long term fuel trims when replacing injectors. Also it might take a few days driving for the ecu to fully adapt to the new fuelling.

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The file.

You are getting a load of timing corrections. Normally that's either bad fuel or bad spark plugs, since you changed the plugs recently I would think it's the fuel. That tune is designed for 102RON fuel, do you get that kind of stuff up in Sweden? It's possible that any fuel you are getting at the moment has been sat around for a long time due to the huge drop in fuel demand.

Also your intake temperatures are really high. The weather is probably as hot as it's going to get at the moment but still seems higher than I would expect for a stage 1 tune. Maybe a small boost leak somewhere causing the turbos to work harder. The wategate positions do seem quite high for that boost target.

Did you reset the fuel adaptations after changing injectors? If not I would certainly do that as any fuel corrections it had to make with the old leaking injectors will still be in place.

The fuel 102 ron should if I am not wrong be the same as 95 oct right? We also got 98 oct as regular gas but I have used 95.

I also saw the higt iat. During my drive yestetday i had the monitor up all time. The tempreture was under regular drive like 24-35 degres. When using more power never over 45. So I really dont understand this figures, but I will fore sure keep an eye on it.

How can I reset the fuel adaption?
The new injectors were replaced at a nown BMW dealer so shuoldent this be done by them you think?

[ezzon70@gmail.com]

Yeh, it’s vital to reset the long term fuel trims when replacing injectors. Also it might take a few days driving for the ecu to fully adapt to the new fuelling.

Good point. Ill give it dome days before I make a new log.

[R.E92]

The file.

You are getting a load of timing corrections. Normally that's either bad fuel or bad spark plugs, since you changed the plugs recently I would think it's the fuel. That tune is designed for 102RON fuel, do you get that kind of stuff up in Sweden? It's possible that any fuel you are getting at the moment has been sat around for a long time due to the huge drop in fuel demand.

Also your intake temperatures are really high. The weather is probably as hot as it's going to get at the moment but still seems higher than I would expect for a stage 1 tune. Maybe a small boost leak somewhere causing the turbos to work harder. The wategate positions do seem quite high for that boost target.

Did you reset the fuel adaptations after changing injectors? If not I would certainly do that as any fuel corrections it had to make with the old leaking injectors will still be in place.

The fuel 102 ron should if I am not wrong be the same as 95 oct right? We also got 98 oct as regular gas but I have used 95.

I also saw the higt iat. During my drive yestetday i had the monitor up all time. The tempreture was under regular drive like 24-35 degres. When using more power never over 45. So I really dont understand this figures, but I will fore sure keep an eye on it.

How can I reset the fuel adaption?
The new injectors were replaced at a nown BMW dealer so shuoldent this be done by them you think?

Fuel adaptations can be reset in MHD quite easily. It's under the codes menu.

You need to pay attention to what the fuel you are buying is rated at. If you're sure it's 102RON then that's great but I'd be surprised, that's classed as race fuel in most places. In the UK we have 95RON standard and 99RON as a premium fuel.
You have a lot of timing corrections so there's a problem somewhere. I would visually check the injector install and make sure they didn't forget the decoupling elements.

Where did the new plugs come from and what model are they? If they are from Amazon or eBay there's a strong possibility of fake plugs. Plenty of news recently about Chinese knock-off spark plugs making the rounds.