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Electronics problems with the 2018 BMW 2 Series petrol engine: sat nav failure and warning lights

Hello everyone, I have a few problems with my 2018 BMW 2 Series gasoline engine, which now has 27790 km on it. The electronics have recently started to go haywire, my sat nav sometimes won't start at all or only after a while. And sometimes a warning light comes on in the speedometer. Have any of you had similar problems and can tell me how they were solved by your mechanic? My last visit to the garage wasn't that great, so I'd better ask here before I go there again. Thanks in advance!

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@Filax wrote on
Bank2 gemiachdaption(mult) System too lean. I gave both sensors again and still the error comes back. What else can I do?

My vehicle is an Audi a6 4f 3.2 liter Quattro built in 2005

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@Filax wrote on
Bank2 gemiachdaption(mult) System too lean. I gave both sensors again and still the error comes back. What else can I do?

A "system too lean" error usually indicates that there's too much air and not enough fuel in your engine's air-fuel mixture. This could be due to a vacuum leak, a problem with the mass air flow sensor, or a faulty fuel injector. I would recommend having a mechanic inspect these components.

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@CarlyAdminBenny wrote on
Hello Fatih, what kind of vehicle do you have? What exact error text do you have for your error?

Hello thanks for answers. Car: BMW 320 si year 2006 Engine: N45 Error message: Message (engine data, Ox1D0) faulty, receiver KOMBI, transmitter DME-DDE Error category: Display instruments and measuring systems (More details in Smart Mechanic) Related errors

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@CarlyMechanic wrote on
A "system too lean" error usually indicates that there's too much air and not enough fuel in your engine's air-fuel mixture. This could be due to a vacuum leak, a problem with the mass air flow sensor, or a faulty fuel injector. I would recommend having a mechanic inspect these components.

My audi is a gasoline engine

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@Filax wrote on
My audi is a gasoline engine

The "system too lean" error could be due to a vacuum leak, a problem with the mass air flow sensor, or a faulty fuel injector. I would recommend having a mechanic inspect these components.

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@Fatih1212121 wrote on
Hello thanks for answers. Car: BMW 320 si year 2006 Engine: N45 Error message: Message (engine data, Ox1D0) faulty, receiver KOMBI, transmitter DME-DDE Error category: Display instruments and measuring systems (More details in Smart Mechanic) Related errors

Hello, This sounds like a fault in the wiring harness of the engine control unit or a fault in the engine control unit itself. There could also be a problem with the power supply. Since your vehicle is an E9x model, the first thing I would check is the ground strap that goes from the engine to the body. This is located on the driver's side on the underbody, approximately where the gearbox is bolted to the engine. Even if the ground strap looks good on the outside, it is often the case that it is completely oxidized on the inside. You should also check the battery and the charging voltage from the alternator.

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My mazda cx7 has a loss of power. It no longer pulls properly. Acceleration is no longer possible in 5th and 6th gear.

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@Aktionaer wrote on
My mazda cx7 has a loss of power. It no longer pulls properly. Acceleration is no longer possible in 5th and 6th gear.

This could be due to a variety of issues, such as a problem with the fuel system, a clogged air filter, or a malfunctioning sensor. I would recommend starting with a check of the fuel system and air filter. If these are fine, you may need to have a mechanic diagnose the issue.

Hey! All warning lights come on in my car and speed and rpm dont work. What could it be? Battery is fine

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@Johan wrote on
Hey! All warning lights come on in my car and speed and rpm dont work. What could it be? Battery is fine

This could be due to a problem with your vehicle's electrical system or a malfunctioning instrument cluster. I would recommend having a mechanic inspect these components. It's important to address this issue as it can affect the safety and functionality of your vehicle.

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