is this sound reasoning?

eurojulien · 07-02-2014, 10:08 PM

I currently own a 2011 335d with 45k miles- cpo starts at 50k until 100k or 2 years from 5/2015.

Should I wait until i get CBU to get software that reduces the egr duty cycle? My reasoning is that if I get it now the car might fail out of warranty.

No symptoms that i'm noticing, except for maybe slightly sub-par gas mileage, but I do make use of the available torque quite often

anyways, thoughts?

Thanks!

Pierre Louis · 07-03-2014, 01:14 AM

What is the software you are considering?

To me, its logical to use anything that significantly decreases CBU, since even if fixed under warranty requires taking apart portions of the engine and thus creating the possibility of problems from such intervention.

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eurojulien Second Lieutenant 33 Rep 246 Posts Drives: 135i/6 Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: SF iTrader: (0)	is this sound reasoning? I currently own a 2011 335d with 45k miles- cpo starts at 50k until 100k or 2 years from 5/2015. Should I wait until i get CBU to get software that reduces the egr duty cycle? My reasoning is that if I get it now the car might fail out of warranty. No symptoms that i'm noticing, except for maybe slightly sub-par gas mileage, but I do make use of the available torque quite often anyways, thoughts? Thanks!
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Pierre Louis Captain 158 Rep 866 Posts Drives: 2016 535d Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Savannah GA iTrader: (0)	What is the software you are considering? To me, its logical to use anything that significantly decreases CBU, since even if fixed under warranty requires taking apart portions of the engine and thus creating the possibility of problems from such intervention.
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