Why does the BMW N55 report an electronic throttle valve fault?
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BMW N55 reports an electronic throttle valve fault because the system causes the engine not to start. Fault reasons: Poor DME software application. As a result, when the engine stalls, the electronic throttle control system may occasionally get stuck at the lower limit position. Handling measures: Since the operation should follow ISTAABL, and ABL is automatically generated by the fault code. The ABL integrates steps such as VVT system running-in, mechanical resistance self-assessment, and limit position learning. It must be completed patiently. Incomplete execution of ABL will lead to repeated repairs.