In order to accurately find the sensor and fix the problem, you will need to find out which error code is being triggered by the computer. Pre-1995 BMWs were equipped with what is known as OBD I (On Board Diagnostics Level I). Stating in 1996, they were equipped with a more advanced version called OBD II, which was mandated by the US government, in order to standardize automotive repair and diagnostics. The OBD system is responsible for monitoring and checking all of the fuel injection
In order to accurately find the sensor and fix the problem, you will need to find out which error code is being triggered by the computer. Pre-1995 BMWs were equipped with what is known as OBD I (On Board Diagnostics Level I). Stating in 1996, they were equipped with a more advanced version called OBD II, which was mandated by the US government, in order to standardize automotive repair and diagnostics. The OBD system is responsible for monitoring and checking all of the fuel injection
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