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My car is a 1999 bmw 320i sedan E46, with a Steptronic gear box. The EML and the ASC lights both turned on for a while and the car felt like shaking. When I turned off the car, it appears to work properly again
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Jan 17, 2023 - The main fuse box is located in the glove compartment. You will see two white latches (left and right) that need to be turned to open the fuse ...
get car onto diagnostic machine to find the fault, then you can decide if you want to fix it or get the garage to do it for you....
ive been in the trade for years and with modern cars guesing whats wrong is too costly..computers are good for somethings.....
Check the ABS brake sensors in your wheels, if they are not functioning properly. It will trigger the computer to engage the ASC auto stability control light as the asc uses the brakes to assist in control. I will also engage the EML engine management light to slow the rev point to limp mode
How old is the gearbox oil? In some cases, older oil (higher viscosity when old) will be too "thick" in colder weather and inhibit the synchro on your gears from slipping into 1st gear. The reason it only happens in 1st, is 'cause the shifting mechanism on the forward change is finer than that of the reverse change.
POSSIBLE Solution: Replace the gearbox oil with a lower viscosity ie. "thinner" oil.
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