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change the 3rd ignition coil clear codes and see if any come back ,if in dout exchange #3 coil with 1 other if your misfire code switches to other cylinder that's a bad coil auto zone has them 65.00
there is something wrong with cylinder power, and engine control unit have problem with smoothness regulation at idle, it might be spark plug, cylinder compression, cables , ignition coil... etc you should have some other fault codes witch are connected to this code, send all your codes pls
ECU means Emission Control Unit. This is the computer and you need the OBDII to read the code. That code itells you where is the problem of your car. Only mechanic has this device. You can get your own too. Its only $65.00. Shop to online more cheaper. It is neccessary to have this device so that you know what you are telling when you go to the mechanic. They can not cheat you You can use this too to reset the computer. So very usefull for the cars. ok.
5e20 pressure sensor fault is a bmw series 1 and 3 issue. The pressure switch is buried in the hydraulic system and cant be repaired. So bmw have this kit that costs
If is for a 3 series compact (318ti most common) then
P2799 is the intake air tem sensor 2
Which would explain the high idleing. Probably a sensor problem (bmw will charge) a competant mechanic should do it easily.
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