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Asked by JBCbf Sep 07, 2017 at 08:54 PM about the 2006 BMW 7 Series 750Li RWD

Question type: General

My '06 BMW LI, has white smoke coming out of
tail-pipe while idling, when I accelerate all I see is a
plume of white smoke??  Embarrassing.... what is
the problem???

2 Answers

JBCbf answered 7 years ago

If the DIY suggests it's not a blown headgasket, any other possibilities in your experience?

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JBCbf answered 7 years ago

What causes the vehicle to go in to limp mode? The data message says, drive moderately, transmission issue, check engine light comes on. But when I take it in for diagnostic, the messages never mention any transmission issue(s), and I end up spending $$ on other things, then after so many miles (200) it goes in to limp mode again? If it's a transmission issue, shouldn't that report come up when diagnosed?

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