Re: ANyone ever replaced a tranny in a 88 750il (archive)
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Posted by David F on January 15, 2001 at 11:20:22:
In Reply to: Re: ANyone ever replaced a tranny in a 88 750il posted by David R. Shelvey on January 14, 2001 at 20:51:10:
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Check the throttle plug first; make sure it is plugged in. Next be aware that BMWs do a cold engine prime while you are cranking the engine. Sounds like the idle speed switch is not resting and your computer may not be talking with it. The last thing you want to hear is the transmission is not talking to the its computer properly. This is the AEGS program and the box sits under the right hand side kick panel behind the speaker. Just a few ideas to start.
Dave
750's (& 735's with traction control) do NOT have throttle position switches. "priming" is accomplished by prolonged injector open times until engine reaches normal operating temperature.
Idle speed problems after the tranny is replaced could be by poor or incorrect tranny electrical connections, wrong tranny, modules need full reset (electrical power disconnected for several hours +/-).
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