I've had my 2nd 325i e30 for a lil bit now and after changing the AFM (thx Fozzy) it's still running really rich. I know you can adjust the c02 on the afm and was wondering if it's worth trying to do this yourself if I can get hold of an air/fuel meter or just paying a garage to adjust it for me.
If people think it will be cheaper and more accurate to have it adjusted at a garage then is there anyone who could recommend a decent garage in the Bournemouth area. I've got a couple of other things to do first to see if it helps but I think this is going to be the overall conclusion...
Thanks in advance
Bournemouth Garage
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E30Mark
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There is a member here that works in a garage off the Ringwood Road, near Trents. I can't remember his name at the moment, give me a while i might remember it.
The AFM adjuster is only for the idle mixture, at higher revs the mixture is set by the ECU, there are a number of things that effect the mixture.
At what engine revs / heat do you reckon it is rich?
The AFM adjuster is only for the idle mixture, at higher revs the mixture is set by the ECU, there are a number of things that effect the mixture.
At what engine revs / heat do you reckon it is rich?
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I've discovered a rather knowledgeable chap (BMW specialist) in Christchurch, if you need
I've discovered a rather knowledgeable chap (BMW specialist) in Christchurch, if you need
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