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E60 engine and gearbox problem

Old May 15, 2016 | 11:01 PM
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Hi all,
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my e60 530d has a very foul diesel burning smell when running. I though it was the injector so did a balance test in INPA which essentially tests the injectors but all came back clear
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my next thought is this is due to cracked exhaust manifold, can it be that? I think my exhaust manifold is cracking as I could smell the fume from cabin on low speed.
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could a crack mess up the ratio enough for the engine to start to play?
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second question is , I get some vibration from under the car where propshaft is and the rev goes up and down at times on 40 mhp or slower speed.
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i recently upgraded the gearbox software using ncsexpert and since ( could be co incident) i can hear that vibration which feels like as if you driving over ramps
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also when i put my foot down, it does rev a lot higher to almost past readline, get stuck for few milli sec and then shift.*
Also lazier in shifting up in normal cruising .
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stays in current gear while you are lightly cruising and it should be shifting up
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any ideas what those can be related to?
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any chance I have uploaded a wrong gearbox software?
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Old May 16, 2016 | 12:50 AM
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Any oil leaking near the manifold or downpipe?

Not all 530d's have the crackable stainless manifold - mine is LCI and it has the cast iron one.

Can you undo the gearbox upgrade? That would be my first shot there.
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