2C24 BMW Code — Oxygen Sensor Issues
In the complicated world of modern automotive engineering, a few components play a more critical role: the oxygen sensors. Installed within a vehicle’s exhaust system, these little components tirelessly monitor the air-fuel mixture, ensuring optimal combustion efficiency. Among the number of diagnostic codes that can illuminate a dashboard, the 2C24 BMW code stands out, signaling […]
BMW OBD-II Fault Codes — Bank vs Sensor Codes
When using the OBD-II (On Board Diagnostics version 2, used on all models 1996-on) fault codes to diagnose a “CHECK ENGINE” or “Service Engine Soon” light (technically, the MIL or Multi Information Lamp), the codes may use terms such as; Bank-1 or 2, Sensor-1 or 2, Sensor-A or B, etc. BMW OBD-II fault codes are thus […]
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BMW Coolant – What to Get and What to Avoid
Coolants, or antifreeze as it’s sometimes referred to, is a fluid that plays an integral role in regulating the running temperature of your engine. When an engine is running, it produces extreme amounts of heat that, if not managed, can cause catastrophic damage to various parts of the engine. The cooling system, including the coolant […]
BMW VANOS Explained — What It Does, Why It Fails and How to Fix It
Variable valve timing was a true game-changer when it first appeared. Born as a means to achieve the ultimate performance, but also efficiency, VVT was quickly adopted by almost every major car manufacturer out there. This, of course, includes BMW who dubbed their approach to variable valve timing as VANOS, or Variable NockenwellenSteuerung in German. […]
BMW N52 Engine – Everything You Need to Know
By the mid-2000s, BMW had built itself a reputation for developing excellent examples of naturally aspirated inline-six engines. At the turn of the millennium, it revealed the M54 (and the performance-oriented S54 shortly after) and cemented itself as one of the best in the business when it came to the six-pot layout. Needless to say, […]
BMW N51 Engine — All You Need To Know About SULEV
The N52 succeeded the highly-successful M54 and powered multiple BMW cars between 2004 and 2015. While it became one of the most reliable and popular inline-six engines BMW ever made, it had a lesser-known sibling called the N51. Interestingly, the N51 is near-identical to the N52, powering the same cars and available during the same […]