11C004 Quantity control valve, activation: Line break

Honeybadger23 · 02-15-2024, 05:59 PM

11C004
Code

I've been told it's the pigtail connector on the Hpfp

Ordered the pigtail. Waiting for it to arrive $30 dollar part

Anyone had this code before?

ZXMarine72 · 02-20-2024, 02:50 PM

My connector also fell apart when replacing my HPFP. I hope for your sake that the pins are in good condition. Otherwise you will have two choices:

1. Buy a special BMW pinning tool that is stupidly expensive to use with the new BMW connector you purchased. I was unable to even locate a part number for the correct pins. Dorche offered to repin it for me but I didn't want to have that kind of down time on my daily driver.
2. Rewire with a generic connector (thats what I chose to do after Dorche confirmed it would work)

There is no polarity on those wires so you can't really get it wrong. Just buy a nice 2 wire connector from an auto parts store and then rewire both sides of the connection. I have seen this happen multiple times since it happened to me so it's not completely uncommon.

02-15-2024, 05:59 PM	#1
Honeybadger23 Private First Class 37 Rep 146 Posts Drives: 2012 f30 328i sportline Join Date: Feb 2020 Location: Texas iTrader: (0)	11C004 Quantity control valve, activation: Line break 11C004 Code I've been told it's the pigtail connector on the Hpfp Ordered the pigtail. Waiting for it to arrive $30 dollar part Anyone had this code before?
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02-20-2024, 02:50 PM	#2
ZXMarine72 Enlisted Member 18 Rep 42 Posts Drives: BMW M240i Join Date: Nov 2021 Location: NC iTrader: (0)	I'm sorry My connector also fell apart when replacing my HPFP. I hope for your sake that the pins are in good condition. Otherwise you will have two choices: 1. Buy a special BMW pinning tool that is stupidly expensive to use with the new BMW connector you purchased. I was unable to even locate a part number for the correct pins. Dorche offered to repin it for me but I didn't want to have that kind of down time on my daily driver. 2. Rewire with a generic connector (thats what I chose to do after Dorche confirmed it would work) There is no polarity on those wires so you can't really get it wrong. Just buy a nice 2 wire connector from an auto parts store and then rewire both sides of the connection. I have seen this happen multiple times since it happened to me so it's not completely uncommon.
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