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      08-14-2020, 03:20 PM   #1
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Replaced plugs and coils, clear adaptations?

2014 M5 CP w/ 15k miles and Stg 1 tune

Installed used BMS intakes a couple weeks ago, cleaned and oiled the filters (I think used too much oil..)

Ended up going into limp mode after 10 days, culprit was a dead coil and a fouled plug. Replaced all coils, and 1 step colder NGK plugs gapped to .022

Noticed rough idle and drivability issues, but plenty of power at WOT - pulled the MAF's and saw they were coated in oily residue. Put stock intakes back on and cleaned the MAF's with a full can of CRC MAF cleaner. Car seems to idle and run better at low throttle situations, but far from where it should be.

I know the MAF's are super sensitive but before spending $300 on a new pair, could this simply be an issue where I have to get the adaptations cleared?
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      08-15-2020, 06:07 AM   #2
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2014 M5 CP w/ 15k miles and Stg 1 tune

Installed used BMS intakes a couple weeks ago, cleaned and oiled the filters (I think used too much oil..)

Ended up going into limp mode after 10 days, culprit was a dead coil and a fouled plug. Replaced all coils, and 1 step colder NGK plugs gapped to .022

Noticed rough idle and drivability issues, but plenty of power at WOT - pulled the MAF's and saw they were coated in oily residue. Put stock intakes back on and cleaned the MAF's with a full can of CRC MAF cleaner. Car seems to idle and run better at low throttle situations, but far from where it should be.

I know the MAF's are super sensitive but before spending $300 on a new pair, could this simply be an issue where I have to get the adaptations cleared?

Since you got a fouled plug I would assume its your O2 sensor.
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      08-18-2020, 11:20 AM   #3
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those oiled filters will mess up mafs.

I cleaned mine recently and it took some time driving for the computer to re-adapt. no more idle moving around now.
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