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E39 m5 misfires when accelerating hard

Posted 20th December 2011 at 21:17 by m5ark
Hi, new to the forum and to M5's. Always wanted one so here i am 2001 e39 M5 carbon black. Had some issues ( front shocks, tapping on tick-over general wear and tear ) all sorted now,
But the car misfire's when accelerating hard generally over 3k revs it then goes into limp home mode. I have changed all the plugs and some of the suspect coil packs but still have the same problem. Any idea's ????
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