Is it normal to feel a bit vibration when idling for F30?
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Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: Is it normal to feel a bit vibration when idling for F30?
Driving a picante today ..... that one really vibrates......more like shake.
Driving a picante today ..... that one really vibrates......more like shake.
Tsu Basa;987357 said:
Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: Is it normal to feel a bit vibration when idling for F30?
Nope. But pulling out the error codes should help narrow the possibilities.
Nope. But pulling out the error codes should help narrow the possibilities.
Nigel;987734 said:
Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: Is it normal to feel a bit vibration when idling for F30?
Some have silken tofu hands ....... My hands cannot feel a thing.
Some have silken tofu hands ....... My hands cannot feel a thing.
steviey;989486 said:
nokia27149
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Re: Is it normal to feel a bit vibration when idling for F30?
Recently somehow manage to ignore this issue. I think I get used to BMW already. One thing ture about F30: fun to drive.
Recently somehow manage to ignore this issue. I think I get used to BMW already. One thing ture about F30: fun to drive.
Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: Is it normal to feel a bit vibration when idling for F30?
That is for sure !
That is for sure !
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Staranz
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Re: Is it normal to feel a bit vibration when idling for F30?
I do feel slight vibration at the gas paddle when cruising at the said speed. Checked with a friend who has good knowledge of BMW engines and he said it was because the turbo charge kicks in at about 1,500 rpm. So I pay special notice when I drive and found this it is indeed true that the vibrating feel only comes in when the needle reaches the 1,500 rpm.
Agreed with all the forum brothers that the F30 was indeed fun to drive. A Toyota Mark X 2.5L was trying to overtake me at ECP a few times today but did not manage to catch up with my speed at all, although I was barely driving at 2,000 rpm. So proud...
Williammm;987804 said:
I do feel slight vibration at the gas paddle when cruising at the said speed. Checked with a friend who has good knowledge of BMW engines and he said it was because the turbo charge kicks in at about 1,500 rpm. So I pay special notice when I drive and found this it is indeed true that the vibrating feel only comes in when the needle reaches the 1,500 rpm.
Agreed with all the forum brothers that the F30 was indeed fun to drive. A Toyota Mark X 2.5L was trying to overtake me at ECP a few times today but did not manage to catch up with my speed at all, although I was barely driving at 2,000 rpm. So proud...
Ah yang
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Re: Is it normal to feel a bit vibration when idling for F30?
Bro,glad tat u r proud of wat u own. Im proud of u also. Tis morning a lancer disturb me also. S im a super safe driver i cruise at speed of 40km/hr n he jio me. Nearly acc. So dun ever jio me on the rd if u all c me. Dun honk at me also. Cos i wil panick. ThanksStaranz;989724 said:I do feel slight vibration at the gas paddle when cruising at the said speed. Checked with a friend who has good knowledge of BMW engines and he said it was because the turbo charge kicks in at about 1,500 rpm. So I pay special notice when I drive and found this it is indeed true that the vibrating feel only comes in when the needle reaches the 1,500 rpm.
Agreed with all the forum brothers that the F30 was indeed fun to drive. A Toyota Mark X 2.5L was trying to overtake me at ECP a few times today but did not manage to catch up with my speed at all, although I was barely driving at 2,000 rpm. So proud...
Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: Is it normal to feel a bit vibration when idling for F30?
Bmw badge looks like a target cross hair ... And we got 1 in front and 1 at the back ....
Bmw badge looks like a target cross hair ... And we got 1 in front and 1 at the back ....
Ah yang;989761 said:
