[VsM5]

OK! So, you know when you unlock your car with the keyless entry--the car would make that whiney noise? Sound like the electronics are turning on.

Well, thats not happening anymore. . .

I am currently having some problems with the car in regard to the CCC shutting off intermittently; but not to sure if it related?

Ahmed!! Where you at buddy!! :byebye:

 

[greentrbo95gst]

Are you referring to the fuel pump priming?

 

[VsM5]

Are you referring to the fuel pump priming?

Yeah, i guess thats what it was...

I just had the pump and line replaced. . .wtf is going on!

AHHHMED! :1zhelp:

 

[greentrbo95gst]

Who replaced it?

 

[M5aud]

smg pump priming.

 

[greentrbo95gst]

Yea, smg primes as well. It's pretty normal.

 

[VsM5]

Yea, smg primes as well. It's pretty normal.

Yea, but its not normal to not prime. . . lol

 

[M5aud]

When you open the car doors via the key it primes the SMG pump which you hear, you can barely hear the fuel pump. Loud whine = SMG pump.

 

[M5aud]

And yes no priming action of the pump means pump is dying or dead... Soon you probably wont have any gear changing... Get it fixed asap.

 

[Ahmed]

Remember... all mechanical parts in your car are controlled by electronics. And electronics require constant voltage.
I think you know what I'm trying to get at!

It can be a cheap fix now, but if you delay... it could get more costly!

Get your battery replaced ASAP!

 

[M5 Jed]

My screen would intermittently shut off too, I took it to the stealer and they found it was a faulty CCC. I had mine replaced earlier this year.

 

[Copper]

What is a CCC?

 

[Omarshareef]

Mine priming as well.

 

[M5 Jed]

What is a CCC?

I vaguely remember since I had it done earlier this year, but what I de remember is that it is a computer control module that runs the nav, radio, cd changer, idrive screen, etc. The way my CCC crapped out was that everytime I would select a CD from the changer, the screen would die and reboot. If I didn't use the CD changer, everything worked ok. Funny though, it wasn't the CD changer that was faulty but rather the control module that ran it. Hope this helps.