bmw e60 how to turn off increasing idling speed

by **nitro3241** » Fri May 25, 2018 11:50 pm

Hello i would like turn off increasing in turnover in bmw e60 edc16 c35 2.0 163hp after pushing the clutch,also when the car revolves at idle, the car's turnover increases and car get vibrations . How to turn off. Which map is responsible for it

by **dcperf** » Mon Jun 11, 2018 10:50 am

There are more factors determining idle Speed, here are some adresses:

C44C8 : Idle Speed Increase by active air conditioning

EBC1C : Idle Speed for Vehicle Speed greater 0

EBC42 : Idle Speed dependent on coolant temperature and atmospheric pressure (8x8)

EBCE6 : Idle Speed dependent on coolant temperature and atmospheric pressure (8x8)

EBD66 : Idle Speed vor standing Vehicle

There seems to be no clutch dependent idle Speed increase as i looked through the file.

I hope i could help you a little.

Regards,

dcperf

by **nitro3241** » Thu Jun 14, 2018 11:55 pm

thank you for your help i will check this :clap:

by **jankesp** » Wed Sep 29, 2021 11:45 am

dcperf wrote:There are more factors determining idle Speed, here are some adresses:

C44C8 : Idle Speed Increase by active air conditioning

EBC1C : Idle Speed for Vehicle Speed greater 0

EBC42 : Idle Speed dependent on coolant temperature and atmospheric pressure (8x8)

EBCE6 : Idle Speed dependent on coolant temperature and atmospheric pressure (8x8)

EBD66 : Idle Speed vor standing Vehicle

There seems to be no clutch dependent idle Speed increase as i looked through the file.

I hope i could help you a little.

Regards,

dcperf

THANKS A LOT

by **fernelis** » Mon Nov 29, 2021 8:19 pm

dcperf wrote:There are more factors determining idle Speed, here are some adresses:

C44C8 : Idle Speed Increase by active air conditioning

EBC1C : Idle Speed for Vehicle Speed greater 0

EBC42 : Idle Speed dependent on coolant temperature and atmospheric pressure (8x8)

EBCE6 : Idle Speed dependent on coolant temperature and atmospheric pressure (8x8)

EBD66 : Idle Speed vor standing Vehicle

There seems to be no clutch dependent idle Speed increase as i looked through the file.

I hope i could help you a little. :clap:

Regards,

dcperf