chinweyngee;1054102 said:will the ws automatic do the reprogramming or need to send some where else?
stiffzzzz;1054309 said:Hi all bros, I'm newbie here
Have been reading since page 1 till last. This is a really useful thread for all of us, thanks to Aaron. Cheers!!
easy;1056185 said:Hi I'm a Beemer newbie, just bought a 2006 E90 with 130k on the clock very pleased with the drive. Did notice the slight jerk when almost coming to a halt, thought it was my poor braking technique LOL. Have just changed the ATF and will continue to monitor. If the problem only occurs when gear 2 downshift to gear 1 why change all the solenoids why not just change the offending unit? Thanks for any advice.
easy;1056810 said:Thanks Aaron, I do notice that for many transmission problems encountered in German cars often the first "solution" offered is software reprogramming cf the VW DSG saga. But if root cause is a mechanical hardware failure isn't this a rather pointless fix? Unless you tell me that it is common for the software program to drift over time and therefore need regular reprogramming.
easy;1056887 said:Does R2D do these AT servicing/repairs too or does everyone go direct to the autotrans specialists?
easy;1057076 said:Tks they were looking after this ride for the last 30k since it emerged from PM care at 95k. After seeing the black death photos I got nightmare thinking of what condition my engine will be in under PM extended oil change protocol
Aaron_BMW;1056860 said:Yes, the cheapest way and highest possible method to solve the problem instantly would be to re calibrate first.
Should this fail, then u spend $ to change the hard wares.
There are many cases where the car works fine for a long duration after re calibration and this pro long the usage and saves the $$$ till further damages.