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      09-04-2011, 05:04 PM   #1
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misfire cylinder 1

ok without writing 5 paragraphs ive had plenty of idle and running issues with my 08 335i... The dealer I go to sucks so I want to make that last resort. I threw code 29CD - misfire cylinder 1! Dealer replaced Hpfp and injectors 1, 2, and 3 (hassle). car is out of warranty! I replaced plugs with Iridium NGK's... what could be the problem now? Coil pack?
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You can try to switch the coil pack from cyl. 1 to either 4,5, or 6 and see if the misfire follows.....

Why did you switch to Iridium NGK's? Do you have upped turbos? Most people recommend OEM Bosch.
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      09-04-2011, 05:20 PM   #3
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Yea everybody on the forums recommend oem bosch, I had all my buddies chirping in my ear about how good NGK's are lol so I ended up going with them. And good idea i will try switching the coil pack my mind isnt working today lol thanks man!
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NP!

BTW, did you notice any difference in idle/performance after switching to the NGK plugs? Just curious.....
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honestly i didn't notice an idle difference other than the car idling normally after the old plugs were switched... they were shot. Also, another reason i switched to the iridium ngk's was becuz some guy was talking about the carbon buildup from the bosch ones haha idk how true it is tho.
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honestly i didn't notice an idle difference other than the car idling normally after the old plugs were switched... they were shot. Also, another reason i switched to the iridium ngk's was becuz some guy was talking about the carbon buildup from the bosch ones haha idk how true it is tho.
I dont think you should use any plug other than the OEM Bosch..this car is very specific about the heat coeffcient of the plugs..w that said i had a misfire the other day..2nd time in 5 yrs..and I JUST installed brand new OEM bosch plugs..I cleared the codes..and have not had it reoccur..I have no idea what caused the misfire..but if it repeats I will have to look at the injectors or coil packs
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You're prolly right I just wanted to see what these things would do, ill end up switching back to bosch soon. Thanks for the input and hope you dont have to deal with that!
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You should definitely stick with OEM plugs. If problem is still present try switching coilpacks and see if the misfire moves. That should answer your question if it does move.
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      09-06-2011, 01:49 AM   #9
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thanks everyone for the input... i found out its the coil pack since the misfire moved with it and i will be ordering a new one this week. I really dont need to swap all 6 so ill prolly buy 2 or 3 just to have a couple spares. ne one have ne sites i can order them off ecstuning is all ive found so far.
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You can try Tischer BMW:


http://www.trademotion.com/shoppingc...6catalogid%3D1
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