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    Check vanos connector and wiring on solenoid pack

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      I'll check again today but it seems that it works half the time.
      Last time I changed the Vanos block, I ensured to hear the "click" and I zip tied the connection.
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        Originally posted by JP1580 View Post
        The P0014 code appears to be a VANOS timing issue. I recently the VANOS test while the car was running, and I have attached the results (jpeg) to this post.​​​
        the attached file lists the inpa error codes, but nothing about the vanos test result.

        P0014: the EX cam timing is too advance. You need to check and set it to the correct position.

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          So yes the attached file is the new CEL codes post Vanos test.
          I posted the VANOS test results as a jpeg.

          Side note:
          Confirmed that the plug is fully seated.
          Started the car last night for 5 min.
          Ran great no CEL.

          I have a refurbished solenoid pack from Beisan that I'll install Friday.
          I'll report back with results.

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            Originally posted by JP1580 View Post
            I posted the VANOS test results as a jpeg.

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            I can't find the file.

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              Does this works?
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                Looks like intake cam vanos is not working at all. Any codes?

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                  To me, it looks like everything is pointing to a bad solenoid pack * Intake Camshaft is Stuck in Retard
                  * The intake camshaft did not move at all when requested. It physically remained parked at the retard stop throughout the entire 5ms test window.
                  Most Likely Cause: solenoid pack

                  It ran great last night for the 5 min it was running.
                  I have a refurbished solenoid coil pack that came in a day or two ago. Plan is to install it and re-run the test.

                  I know it says that the Vanos test should be ran at warm temp but if the soldering pins are making contact at cold.
                  Can I run the tedt at cold (say after 5 min from startup) to confirm my suspicions?

                  Car is throws P0011 and P0014 after driving moderately hard.

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                    Have you retimed engine after vanos rebuild?

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                      I bought the car for a friend. He confirmed that the engine was retimed after Vanos rebuilt (the body and pack were not changed during rebuild)

                      Car ran problem free for 3 years since rebuild. Occasional CEL for old gas (coming out of storage) since he barely drove it. Ran beautifully after a fresh tank for the season.

                      These CELs are 3 months old

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                        Originally posted by JP1580 View Post
                        Does this works?
                        The test wasn't set up correct.
                        For Intake the top 2 command should be like these:
                        EVAN_SOL -10 (but your shows 52); the dme commands the intake to move to -10 deg but your test commands to move to 52. Double check if the right engine is selected.
                        EVAN_SOL 75 (but your shows 52); the dme commands to move intake to retard 75.

                        The same for exhaust, should be
                        AVAN_SOL -10 (your shows 20)
                        AVAN_SOL 55 (your shows 20)

                        You didn't use the software tool correctly.

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