KyleB's 6HP19 service thread
05-22-2017, 05:29 AM
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It's been a while since I was in the car but, IIRC, it was hard shift from 1 -> 2 and then "slipping" in 3 and 5. On the highway, it would waffle back and forth between 4 and 5. Resetting adaptations did nothing for the issue. I don't remember if there was a bang when stopping (i.e. 2 -> 1).
, I just don't know if the Jolt (when coming to a stop is fixed), I should know in 2 weeks or less, that's how long it takes to come back after resetting adaptations.Last edited by gmak; 06-01-2017 at 03:23 AM.
05-22-2017, 09:15 AM
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So your entire transmission is being rebuilt? Could this have been the right time to bite the bullet n replace with a new, used or rebuilt tranny?
It's been a while since I was in the car but, IIRC, it was hard shift from 1 -> 2 and then "slipping" in 3 and 5. On the highway, it would waffle back and forth between 3 and 5. Resetting adaptations did nothing for the issue. I don't remember if there was a bang when stopping (i.e. 2 -> 1).
05-24-2017, 12:32 PM
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1 Week Later, Transmission sounds a lot better, I believe someone mentioned about 500 miles to fully break in.... I'm happy with the results. Thanks to everyone. If they problem comes back -
( Jolt at stop lights, feels like someone rand into the back of your BMW) This thread will be the first to know. I'm linking the thread detailing what I did and where I got the parts. Also check out the attachment for Torque settings, I bought a Digital Torque wrench from Amazon $100, No leaks at all. When inserting your new sealing sleeve back in, use the wooden part of a Mallet to make sure it goes in all the way. I had to take my pan back off... also make sure when installing the replacement mechatronic make sure the park cylinder rod on E-shift or the manual valve on M-shift is properly engaged before installing any of the mechatronic mounting bolts.
Parts Needed -
https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...3/#post1588977
Pictures / ............. -
https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...4/#post1589087
( Jolt at stop lights, feels like someone rand into the back of your BMW) This thread will be the first to know. I'm linking the thread detailing what I did and where I got the parts. Also check out the attachment for Torque settings, I bought a Digital Torque wrench from Amazon $100, No leaks at all. When inserting your new sealing sleeve back in, use the wooden part of a Mallet to make sure it goes in all the way. I had to take my pan back off... also make sure when installing the replacement mechatronic make sure the park cylinder rod on E-shift or the manual valve on M-shift is properly engaged before installing any of the mechatronic mounting bolts.
Parts Needed -
https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...3/#post1588977
Pictures / ............. -
https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...4/#post1589087
05-24-2017, 12:40 PM
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Congratulations, TeflonDon!
In 2-3 weeks, I will be doing the following (some PM, some repairs) on my 2007 525 xi all wheel drive model (there's few or none video for AWD models currently online) :
electronic water pump and thermostat replacement
radiator replacement
transmission pan/fluid/solenoids/seals/sealing sleeve replacement
I will take lots of pictures and hopefully put several videos on Youtube.
To be continued...
In 2-3 weeks, I will be doing the following (some PM, some repairs) on my 2007 525 xi all wheel drive model (there's few or none video for AWD models currently online) :
electronic water pump and thermostat replacement
radiator replacement
transmission pan/fluid/solenoids/seals/sealing sleeve replacement
I will take lots of pictures and hopefully put several videos on Youtube.
To be continued...
1 Week Later, Transmission sounds a lot better, I believe someone mentioned about 500 miles to fully break in.... I'm happy with the results. Thanks to everyone. If they problem comes back -
( Jolt at stop lights, feels like someone rand into the back of your BMW) This thread will be the first to know. I'm linking the thread detailing what I did and where I got the parts. Also check out the attachment for Torque settings, I bought a Digital Torque wrench from Amazon $100, No leaks at all. When inserting your new sealing sleeve back in, use the wooden part of a Mallet to make sure it goes in all the way. I had to take my pan back off... also make sure when installing the replacement mechatronic make sure the park cylinder rod on E-shift or the manual valve on M-shift is properly engaged before installing any of the mechatronic mounting bolts.
Parts Needed -
https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...3/#post1588977
Pictures / ............. -
https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...4/#post1589087
( Jolt at stop lights, feels like someone rand into the back of your BMW) This thread will be the first to know. I'm linking the thread detailing what I did and where I got the parts. Also check out the attachment for Torque settings, I bought a Digital Torque wrench from Amazon $100, No leaks at all. When inserting your new sealing sleeve back in, use the wooden part of a Mallet to make sure it goes in all the way. I had to take my pan back off... also make sure when installing the replacement mechatronic make sure the park cylinder rod on E-shift or the manual valve on M-shift is properly engaged before installing any of the mechatronic mounting bolts.
Parts Needed -
https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...3/#post1588977
Pictures / ............. -
https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...4/#post1589087
05-24-2017, 01:36 PM
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I'm not going to wish you Good Luck, I'm going to wish you Good Skill - SEANDDD -
Are you replacing your water pump and thermostat as preventive or ...?
Are you replacing your water pump and thermostat as preventive or ...?
05-24-2017, 04:58 PM
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WP/TSTAT: preventive maintenance, currently still working no warning lights at 113k miles, but who knows...
Radiator: multiple spots of blue powdery deposits, definitely a leaker
Transmission: 2-1 jolt, 1-2 and 2-3 clunking, wet undercover
Yes I DO need a lot of good luck, and skills and beers!
Radiator: multiple spots of blue powdery deposits, definitely a leaker
Transmission: 2-1 jolt, 1-2 and 2-3 clunking, wet undercover
Yes I DO need a lot of good luck, and skills and beers!
05-25-2017, 05:30 AM
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Maybe. I'm only doing bearings and clutches - hopefully it's not torque converter issue. Rebuilt tranny's aren't plentiful up here in the great white, and better the devil I know than the devil I don't.
05-25-2017, 05:42 AM
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05-25-2017, 09:43 AM
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