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Car Forum / BMW Cars / July 2006

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bmw e36 rev limiter problem (kicks in at 4000)

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dvb - 26 Jul 2006 13:59 GMT
I have a bmw 316 e36 as a second car the rev limiter kicks in about
4000 revs. way down on previous up to around 6500 red line (not done
regular). The car drives fine up to this point, this is a real nuisance
when joining motorways or overtaking.
does anyone know how to tweak reset or remove the limiter? or is there
another problem attributing to this you could point out?
many thanks
adder1969@yahoo.co.uk - 26 Jul 2006 15:16 GMT
> I have a bmw 316 e36 as a second car the rev limiter kicks in about
> 4000 revs. way down on previous up to around 6500 red line (not done
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> another problem attributing to this you could point out?
> many thanks

I had it on an E46 when the MAF went bad.  If the computer gets
confused it goes into "limp home mode".  I suspect yours is similar.
dvb - 28 Jul 2006 09:48 GMT
thanks this may be it

> > I have a bmw 316 e36 as a second car the rev limiter kicks in about
> > 4000 revs. way down on previous up to around 6500 red line (not done
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> I had it on an E46 when the MAF went bad.  If the computer gets
> confused it goes into "limp home mode".  I suspect yours is similar.
 
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