03-29-2018, 10:46 AM | #1 |
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2014 f30 starter issue ,help
2014 320i. Push the start button all you get is a few clicks and an error message "ignition/starter malfuntion. Put a new starter and still same problem.theres no power going to the starter when you press the start button. If you step on the brakes ,push tje button and jump the starter it turns on no problem.
Does this car have a starter relay? Everything works on the car. Ive checked everywhere for some sort of relay and cant find it. Need help. |
03-30-2018, 03:51 PM | #4 |
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Thats the pin i used to jump start the starter. I checked the fuses on the fem and they all good.going to check that pin on the fem and see if its a loose connection. Would the push to start button be faulty. Trying to hold off on going to the dealer
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05-01-2018, 09:30 AM | #6 |
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Damn sorry to hear man! Not poking at you but did you start with the switch or at least test it just for kicks before blowing that much on an FEM module? Other than that, have you checked the wiring to ensure none of them are shorting out?
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04-07-2020, 10:06 AM | #7 |
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Sorry to revive an old thread but I am facing a similar issue with a 2014 f30 320i.
Problem arise suddenly when cruising on the highway (normal throttle), car suddenly stalls and sort of went to Neutral. Shut off the car, and couldn't start the car after. iDrive screen shows a Starter/Ignition Fault. This also happens after installing a vacuum valve module for a valvetronic exhaust. Not sure if this causes the issue but I am open to any possible issue. Is this most likely an engine/mechanical failure or an electric issue? Video of the car not starting : https://youtu.be/-Xn5PJF8e48 View post on imgur.com Last edited by radicalrev; 04-07-2020 at 10:14 AM.. |
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04-07-2020, 12:56 PM | #8 |
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Check the voltage you're showing in the car...I suspect your alt went south and thus also did your battery...but it could be something low odds like a million things.
See what codes you have. Use the cluster function or a multimeter to get some basic info before you go replacing $800 units. Look for loose/corroded connections in the elec. system main harness. Doublecheck where you'd last been working. ...and a bump.
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0x804095 : Driver KL50L : Current Overload 0x8040B5 : Engine start fault during starter 0x80444D : Inside mirror : undervoltage detected 0x801206 : Blower output stage : undervoltage or overvoltage detected Anyone know what might cause this issue? Update : Dealer said it causes by the engine being "clogged/jammed"? Sorry if the work doesn't make sense as that is the direct translation from what the service advisor told me. Last edited by radicalrev; 04-07-2020 at 09:34 PM.. |
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Dealer pulled up more information and ISTA showed this : 0x120408 : Charging pressure control : Switch-off as consequence (vehicle mileage km19,082) 0x123432 : Electric wastegate, learning limit stop: stop position (wastegate closed) outside tolerance (vehicle mileage km19082) Dealer said that the engine seized/locked up because of an issue on the turbo wastegate error when it happen at km 19,082. Which ultimately cause the engine to seize/lock 300 km later. Weird thing is there was no signs or any issues I've experience for the past 300 km. Car was running normally albeit I did not do any spirited driving. Just in the city cruising and occasional cruising speed on the high way. Dealer also said it may be caused by a remap/tune but car was bone stock, no engine modifications, just exterior mods. However they are still skeptical when I told them this. Anyone knows what the solution and what is the possible cause? Also has anyone else experience this kind of issues? Last edited by radicalrev; 04-08-2020 at 05:25 AM.. |
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This is what is would ask the dealer. |
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Actually I bought the car used at 17500 KM, did a general checkup with the dealer and found nothing out of the ordinary. Also the previous owner doesn't seem like a 50 year old man who likes to mod his car, more so tune the car. But who knows I might be mistaken. There is no sign of a piggy back tune that is for sure. Is there anyway I can check if the car has been re-mapped/tuned? And if so am I able check the date or mileage of the car when it was first tuned? |
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04-08-2020, 08:32 AM | #14 |
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Not withstanding the dealer's comments, which might be correct, I'd at least try to find a known, charged battery or buy a battery charger and trickle charge overnight...then see what you get.
A charger is always a good thing to have anyway...you could make a lot of friends in the neighborhood with one. I'll also say that codes don't always mean what they seem to point to, and often the code indicates an issue upstream of whatever sensor/device picked up an error and set a code.
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Also something to note, the car has not gotten the well known timing chain repair kit done. Can this be the issue as well? |
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Same exact issue here...getting "Starter/Ignition" error on my '13 F30 when I depress brake pedal and press Start button. Battery is 3 months old. 'Click' sound comes from engine bay with no cranking at all. Another thread said it might be a loose connection, like the positive post under the hood.
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