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[Solved] BMW E39 520i 2.2L Engine Issue - Throttle Error A0 & A1 Codes, Stuck at 1200 RPM, Troubleshooting

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  • #1 17001837
    ja3ol90
    Level 8  
    Hello!
    I have a problem with the e39 engine 2.2 ben. Namely, my bunia fires very nicely and works freely. When I want to add gas it goes on 1200ob and it seems to choke and does not get higher.
    Throttle error came out from under the computer, more precisely: the engine throttle position controller - slightly blocked and then permanently locked. (Code: A0 and A1?)
    Error clearing enters 2 thousand revs and waves but reacts to gas.

    Throttles I replaced, cleaned. I also cleaned the crochet by the way. Everything is supported and the problem is the same.
    Maybe someone has encountered such a problem and will help :)
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  • #2 17008081
    mateusz19896
    Level 11  
    Hi, and which year do you have this e39, because after the engine capacity I deduce that you have an electric throttle?
  • #3 17008401
    ja3ol90
    Level 8  
    Hi, 2001 ... so electrically controlled ... I exchanged for another and the same symptoms.
  • #4 17008488
    mateusz19896
    Level 11  
    And if you don't get screwed up so it goes out or does it normally go after letting go of the gas? The question is how do the probes behave? Because if it is the fault of the fuel system, e.g. low pressure on the rail, the probes will be very poor.
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  • #5 17008502
    ja3ol90
    Level 8  
    I work very well on slow ... I press the gas goes to 1200rpm and chokes and waves ... releases the gas pedal goes even on slow

    And the topic of probes is probably turned off because nothing changes. The LPG oxide in the car may therefore not work
  • #6 17008514
    mateusz19896
    Level 11  
    Do you have inpa or dis? To see how they oscillate and do they even oscillate?
  • #7 17008542
    ja3ol90
    Level 8  
    I don't have anything special, just general autocom ...
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  • #8 17008555
    mateusz19896
    Level 11  
    Hmmmmm, it will be hard, because it's best to observe the parameters, e.g. if the resistance on the gas pedal increases smoothly, if the probes react, check if someone in the area has inpa'e and ask to connect the beemka. It will be easiest. Because you know ...
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  • #9 17008559
    ja3ol90
    Level 8  
    Ok ... something overwhelming ... and I will give a sign what and how




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  • #10 17008564
    mateusz19896
    Level 11  
    Maybe during the weekend something will come to my mind I will write you something, but we are waiting for diagnostics.

    If you had m52, I would tell you to check throttles from asc, but you have an electric one, so one has 2 functions .... for curiosity, disassemble the throttle inlet, disconnect the flow, etc., see how you open the throat or open it to the full extent. And if you have it, check the pressure on the injection rail.
    Have a nice weekend!
  • #11 17124060
    kwiatek73
    Level 11  
    Throttle adaptation. Should help.
  • #12 17233929
    ja3ol90
    Level 8  
    Solved a problem ... Rotting and over burned bundle at the control computer plug

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a BMW E39 520i with a 2.2L engine experiencing throttle issues, specifically error codes A0 and A1, resulting in the engine being stuck at 1200 RPM. The owner reports that the engine runs well at low speeds but struggles to accelerate, choking when attempting to increase RPM. Various troubleshooting steps have been taken, including replacing and cleaning the throttle, but the problem persists. Participants suggest checking the fuel system for low pressure, observing throttle position parameters, and performing throttle adaptation. A final resolution was found to be a damaged wiring harness at the control computer plug.
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