limp mode code help

conduisait aujourd'hui et a eu "un dysfonctionnement du moteur, une puissance réduite". Rien ne semblait sortir de l'ordinaire et après avoir éteint le moteur et allumé deux fois, l'erreur avait disparu et tout semblait fonctionner normalement.

Une fois rentré à la maison, j'ai retiré les codes mais aucun d'entre eux ne me dit vraiment quelque chose... est-ce que quelqu'un peut en avoir un sens?

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// Liste des codes d'erreur BMW
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// Type de calculateur : Siemens DME MSS60
// Constructeur du véhicule Ecu Hardware Numéro : 7846903
// Fabricant de véhicules Ecu Software Numéro : 7846842
// Numéro de référence du matériel : 0569QT0Z231EEKEV1
// Numéro d'identification du véhicule :
// Ecu Date de fabrication : 02.03.2012
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// 1) 2B57 Programme d'urgence moteur activé
// 2) 27E3 INDEX_211_INJ
// 3) 2796 Programme d'urgence moteur activé
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27E3 pourrait être Knock Sensor 2

Le S65 n'utilise pas de capteurs knock

Bmw135er a écrit

Le S65 n'utilise pas de capteurs knock

C'est la seule chose que j'ai trouvée pour ce code, je suppose qu'il ne s'applique pas ici alors. Quelqu'un a des idées ?

What tool are you using to pull the codes?

CrucialScott wrote

What tool are you using to pull the codes?

i am using the ess e-flash

I would contact ESS. They will be able to tell you exactly what 2) 27E3 INDEX_211_INJ means. I don't know the codes and rely on the explanation to tell me what it is. Once you understand what 2) is, you can continue diagnossing the problem. I am sure the folks at ESS would be more than willing to assist.

happos2 wrote

I would contact ESS. They will be able to tell you exactly what 2) 27E3 INDEX_211_INJ means. I don't know the codes and rely on the explanation to tell me what it is. Once you understand what 2) is, you can continue diagnossing the problem. I am sure the folks at ESS would be more than willing to assist.

Yes i am definitely doing that as well. According to ESS one of the codes indicates an injector problem. So far it has not returned.

Still, it's good to get feedback from anyone else that might have some input. In searching the forum i haven't found anyone that has reported these same codes.

chris3g wrote

Yes i am definitely doing that as well. According to ESS one of the codes indicates an injector problem. So far it has not returned.

Still, it's good to get feedback from anyone else that might have some input. In searching the forum i haven't found anyone that has reported these same codes.

This fault does not have anything to do with an injector problem.

INJ simply means that the fault was triggered by the injection side of the DME (there are two processors and a virtual architecture that provides for both injection and ignition functions on each respective side). There is a fault code table on each side.

27E3: Vacuum sensor, brake booster, plausibility

Sensor value deviates substantially from model value, with sensor value > Model value ensuring that ELUP activation threshold remains valid

What you should do if this comes back:
1. Check vacuum lines
2. Check 1-way check valves
3. Check brake booster

Hope this helps

Mike Benvo wrote

This fault does not have anything to do with an injector problem.

INJ simply means that the fault was triggered by the injection side of the DME (there are two processors and a virtual architecture that provides for both injection and ignition functions on each respective side). There is a fault code table on each side.

27E3: Vacuum sensor, brake booster, plausibility

Sensor value deviates substantially from model value, with sensor value > Model value ensuring that ELUP activation threshold remains valid

What you should do if this comes back:
1. Check vacuum lines
2. Check 1-way check valves
3. Check brake booster

Hope this helps

thanks Mike, that is very helpful. Does this mean the code is most likely related to the braking system and not the motor? I did just have some brake work done the day prior to getting the code.

chris3g wrote

thanks Mike, that is very helpful. Does this mean the code is most likely related to the braking system and not the motor? I did just have some brake work done the day prior to getting the code.

Yes, it potentially could. I would wait and see if it comes back. Keep in mind that the brake booster is connected to vacuum, so technically it can effect motor operation.

You should be ok if it hasn't come back.

Mike Benvo wrote

Yes, it potentially could. I would wait and see if it comes back. Keep in mind that the brake booster is connected to vacuum, so technically it can effect motor operation.

You should be ok if it hasn't come back.

Got it, thanks if it comes back ill have acm check it out. I have a p3 gauge and my vacuum is reading normally so it doesn't seem to me that I have a vacuum leak.

chris3g wrote

Got it, thanks if it comes back ill have acm check it out. I have a p3 gauge and my vacuum is reading normally so it doesn't seem to me that I have a vacuum leak.

Oh.. it's definitely Lalit's fault then... even if he wasn't there

Glad you got some help. A lot of topics lately are about making power and forced induction or repeat exhuast questions. Gotta stay on top of this forum for useful people like Mike to read the post and provide good feedback! Check back in if it happens again and let us know what it was, if anything!!

Mine did about the same thing last week so I took it to the dealer. They found a code 27E4. They replaced a brake booster hose and vacuum sensor. Seems some brake fluid came out of vent and saturated a connector to sensor causing weather packing to swell. Warranty covered it.

Slightly different code but could be similar.

Mike Benvo wrote

Oh.. it's definitely Lalit's fault then... even if he wasn't there

well it did come back and it's happening repeatedly now, so i guess there is a real problem. Definitely Lalit's fault.

White 13 wrote

Mine did about the same thing last week so I took it to the dealer. They found a code 27E4. They replaced a brake booster hose and vacuum sensor. Seems some brake fluid came out of vent and saturated a connector to sensor causing weather packing to swell. Warranty covered it.

Slightly different code but could be similar.

This was it, replaced the hose and vacuum sensor and all is good now.

Thanks everyone for your help and Mike especially for the accurate diagnosis which got my looking in the right direction.

Mine did this last week too. Unfortunately on the day I spent $800 on a performance driving school. My car went into limp mode multiple times on the track (started in the morning on my drive there) and I just had to give up after the 3rd time.

i hate limp mode.

http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=642208&page=3

this can be a major cause!

does anyone have a diagram or part# that was replaced? I got into limp modes twice this week with 27E3. There's clearly a vacuum issue, my idle isn't as smooth as it once was.

Could be idle air control valve or non return valve off idle air control valve. I had the same issue after fitting a sc and added an extra non return valve rather than pulling the manifold out . That fixed the problem. BTW does your vacuum pump operate more than normal? If so that points to the non return valve