I can't claim the video, just found it after a "Google" search.
My understanding is that the fault code will be present until it is reset using a GS-911 or at your local BMW dealer.
Once the fault code is cleared, it shouldn't re-appear unless of course, the flap movement becomes restricted or seized again.
BMW advising exhaust valve sticking needing new headers at £1200+
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Re: BMW advising exhaust valve sticking needing new headers at £1200+
An update on my flap issues!
The flap has seized again so I’ve disconnected the servo cables. I now get the servo adjustment error but no ‘blown’ fuse recorded.
The limp mode problem turned out to be a dicky camshaft sensor which has been replaced
The flap has seized again so I’ve disconnected the servo cables. I now get the servo adjustment error but no ‘blown’ fuse recorded.
The limp mode problem turned out to be a dicky camshaft sensor which has been replaced
Re: BMW advising exhaust valve sticking needing new headers at £1200+
My exhaust valve was seized , I wouldn’t of known till I checked the trouble codes as was getting misfire and bad starting , shows it as the camshaft position sensor so I am changing that , I have also freed up the exhaust flap , and seems to be working ok , how long it will remain free I am yet to discover , but I have used plenty of copper slip on the moving parts and it is nice and loose now .