Reasons for Throttle Monitoring Failure in BMW M3?
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Throttle failure in BMW M3 is generally caused by carbon buildup. It is necessary to regularly clean the throttle body and use a computer to reset and clear the fault codes after cleaning. If the fault persists after cleaning the throttle, it may be due to a faulty throttle actuator, which requires replacement of a new actuator. Below is relevant information about the BMW M3 throttle: 1. The BMW M3 has 8 throttle bodies. Moreover, its 8 throttle bodies can be seen from both the left and right sides of the car, with 4 throttle bodies on each side. There are independent switch controls on both sides. When the accelerator pedal is pressed, the switches operate, opening and closing the throttle bodies they control. 2. The throttle body needs regular cleaning. Generally, it should be cleaned every 20,000 to 40,000 kilometers. If not cleaned for a long time, many impurities will adhere to it, affecting the normal operation of the throttle body. This can lead not only to unstable idle speed and reduced power but also to difficulties in starting the engine.