20 Most Recent 2007 BMW 750Li Sedan - Page 9 Questions & Answers

p0720 is usually a speed sensor. Newer BMWs have a speed sensor at each wheel, which also sends information to your traction control. If one of the sensors is giving a wrong reading, the vehicle thinks you are losing traction and it cuts power.
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stallsare complex.can be many things.testing solves all riddles.got tools, got hand gauges and meters?stalls with foot in it.or only at traffic lights?that be the first question,

It sounds like it could be the water pump. Before (most) water pumps go out, it will start a tiny drip out of the bottom of it. There is a hole made on the bottom of the pump itself. So, when the seal starts to wear out, it will begin to "weep", letting you know that it needs replacing. The hole itself is called a "weep hole". That is what it sounds like as best as I can guess from your description. The water pump will have a belt going around it to make it spin, internally. The pulley on the outside of the pump is what the belt will attach to. I hope this helps, let me know what you find out.

Please provide some more detail. Sounds like you''' need to replace the "controller"

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Check your owners manual.

Remove ALL media, DVD, CD, USB, etc. Shut down, unplug, remove battery, plug in, reboot. Delete game. Run MALWAREBYTES at http://www.filehippo.com/download_malwarebytes_anti_malware/ Run a FULL SCAN, DELETE ALL RESULTS, reboot

Need to clean them,Autozone has a kit for that.

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the knock sensors are located on the cylinder heads. the connect to the wiring harness almost directly in the middle of the intake manifolds on the center of the top of the engine. There are two, one for each bank, with each having two sensors per bank. Bank 1 is cylinders 1-6 which is located on the driver's side I beleive.

drain the oil first as if your doing an oil change. undo all the bolts around the entire perimeter of the oil pan. drop it down.scrape the old gasket off of both the pan and the engine where it was mounted. Clean both surfaces well. put the new gasket on the pan and reverse the instructions for removal. jump from bolt to bolt in an crisscross pattern or else it won't seal right replace the drain plug may as well replace the oil filter and add new oil.