E30 328i M52TU
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Fred4wd
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After going through the experience of adapting a motor 28i M52 in 325ix.
I now go further, A double vanos, M52TU 286S2 528i of 2000
Anyone here experienced this??
Um Abraço
I now go further, A double vanos, M52TU 286S2 528i of 2000
Anyone here experienced this??
Um Abraço
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Fred4wd
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The engine is this


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Fred4wd
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Unlike steering and automatic transmission.
Sorry for the mistakes, I'm using a translator

Sorry for the mistakes, I'm using a translator

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ross_jsy
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I would just stick to the m52. No massive gains to be had from the tu and a world of headaches from the wiring.
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Brianmoooore
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The exhaust vanos on the 2.8 Tu is just an emissions device - a more sophisticated form of exhaust gas recirculation than the crude idea of the external EGR valve used by lesser manufacturers.
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Fred4wd
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At this time I was working with the guts out
multiplexed canbus system, let's see if it will work with half of these wires

multiplexed canbus system, let's see if it will work with half of these wires

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ross_jsy
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Are you replacing an m52 with an m52tu? If so there is literally no gain to be had
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Rob_farmer
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2nd VANOS and it provides some benefit.ross_jsy wrote:Are you replacing an m52 with an m52tu? If so there is literally no gain to be had
I`m driving E30, 1989, 325i, 4 door. Restoring 1990, 4 door.
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ross_jsy
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Bar a tiny boost in low RPM torque, not really.
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Rob_farmer
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But it still is a benefit +gives a bit more mpg. But could be a problem due to EWS 3.3 - can it be disabled/code cracked?ross_jsy wrote:Bar a tiny boost in low RPM torque, not really.
I`m driving E30, 1989, 325i, 4 door. Restoring 1990, 4 door.
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ross_jsy
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What I'm saying is that benefit is hardly worth the headache that is messing around with the wiring. Plus, if you have gone to the bother of an engine conversion, chances are you aren't pootling around at low RPM in search of economy.
You can get the ecu flashed I believe.
You can get the ecu flashed I believe.
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Rob_farmer
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My ECU guy said he can`t do 3.3 yet, just 3.2 - he hasn`t found a solution. Any zoners able to disable 3.3 ?You can get the ecu flashed I believe.
I`m driving E30, 1989, 325i, 4 door. Restoring 1990, 4 door.
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ross_jsy
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Try DanThe, Ergen Motorsports (can't remember the zoners name) or glenn
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Fred4wd
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And to mount on e30ross_jsy wrote:Are you replacing an m52 with an m52tu? If so there is literally no gain to be had


