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I was thinking you had a 530i for some reason.... Since you have a 545i, that's a different story... That rough cold start idle is usually due to your minimum valve lift adjustment. It's set at 0.3mm from factory. I set it 0.8 and raise the idle about 50 rpm when I come across this complaint.... You would need a bmw dealer scan tool to do it... Not sure about the aftermarket stuff
Heck yeah, that gives me hope anyways! Thank you for the advice.
I have seen adjustments for this in INPA, but am unsure if they are something that stay set after you exit or not. I raised my idle speed slightly the other day and it didn't store the new setting after I turned the car off
I have a copy of ISTA/D and ISTA/P using an ICOM emulator. ISTA/D works great. ISTA/P locks up the iDrive screen every time I try to use it. I have to pull the battery cable to get it to reset, so I'm not going to give that one another shot.
I need to do some reading as to whether I can do this adjustment in ISTA/D or not. Do you happen to know, or are you guys using different software now?
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It's Hammer Time
Putting out a feeler for a early july trip to run a hammer trail. I've never been and an Am interested in trying out the jeep on one. Any interest? Thoughts? Am I over my head? :dance::rofl:
Just let me know when you want to go...
Lol I thought you would be right there, u think my jeep is up for a hammer trail?
It's gonna be a warm one :firedevil:
Yeah...July's not such a good month....but yeah...I'd start with Sunbonnet ...
Or maybe get your feet wet with Matino wash and then up it a little with Marble Canyon ...?
Top and doors off a/c full blast
I know your Jeep is capable enough. Especially with all the work Stan has put in on it. And if you can handle face of the sun hot, go for it. Keep us posted as to what Stan needs to fix when you get back.
Just "break" it in on Backdoor :whistling:
My friend use to lead groups up the Hammers all summer long. Oh, they were NIGHT RUNS. :thumb:
Like I said Bob...if you want to go...I'll be happy to go with you....I'm just an ol Dezert Rat...so any time of the year is fine with me....
This week ends weather will be mild in area this Saturday is your window :dance:
I pass threw last year in June on my way to big bear for Forrest Fest and was HOT in lucerne valley :eek:
Steve I'm looking at about July 6th or the following weekend. I would love to just jump in and try doing a Hammer Trail. I quit drag bikes to do jeeps so I like the challenge. And I pretty much have the rest of the month and June filled up with stuff.
Hi Robby..
Gunner my Jeep is not hammer ready but I have been out in the area and a few of the trails with other capable rigs and would love to join you if anyone going is gonna have room for a passenger. I also have no problem playing in the desert in triple digit temps. Oh if you decide to do a milder run in the area fissure mtn is a good one that has killer views of the area and I would take my Jeep thru that one.
I dunno. Everyone says the Hammers are the Holy Grail trail. I just want to do one while I still can drive. I'm getting pretty old and broken up here in the old folks home.
Sorry Abe forgot to answer you. I will most likely already have my copilot seat filled.
There is definitely some good wheeling on any of the hammer trails and no worries if you or anyone else will have a empty seat. Not likely but I might have my rig hammer ready by then! Then I'll just tag along for sure.
Sunbonnet Pass trail.
SUNBONNET 2012 (Johnson Valley California) - YouTube
Sunbonnet is a right on trail.....
it'll definitely raise your heart rate and your wheelin bar..
[QUOTE=Gunner;3763457]Sunbonnet Pass trail.
Sweet video thanks for posting.
Sounds good Bob, but July??
What's the most difficult trail you've done Bob? The hammer trails make Calico and John Bull seem easy.
Like some others have said, work your way up to the hammers. I haven't done any of them, but in no hurry. Did do Bullfrog, but that's technically Cougar Buttes, not hammers.
If you haven't done Bullfrog, Motino, Marble Cyn, start with those.
I wouldn't do it for the first time in the heat either. Wait until fall or early winter. It'd probably be ok if you make it all the way through. Just figure it's tough. How'd you like to have a break down and get stuck out there all day?
Breaking down would be the pitts. But I am lifted, chromo'ed, locked, 4.88's, full skids, sliders,and on 35's..And I have a winch. I figure my jeep is as ready as a lot of guys who went there already. One thing I am learning fast is the line is everything. Trust your spotter and you don't have to do the most difficult line the first time thru. But wouldn't it be a blast to run a Hammer trail.
O man...it was a beautiful day out at Means dry lake today...one of those days your glad to be alive .....I had a great time wheelin with some good buds...we ran Sledge Hammer & Jack Hammer...couldn't of asked better weather too...I'm already itching to go back...if any of you guys are really ready to go....lets do it...weekdays are better for me these days ...
How hard is sledge hammer? 35s and front locker doable?
I got spare front shafts and know how to replace them in a timely manner if that helps me a5 all.
Sledge is a good one..I've done it one 35s with minimal issues but I'm locked at both ends...now Jackhammer is a different sorry ...its now alot more difficult then Sledge ...in October of last year I felt it was about even or maybe the other way around...things change I guess ...lol
either way good driving and LOW gears is where its at with these rocks...
Btw, dig your avatar...it's you!
Felt good playing hookie from.work...but I guess I didn't have to...a water main broke this morning so they closed the base for the weekend ...nice!
I'm going to Hawaii for a second honeymoon in june. After that I ought to be able to do a weekday run to sledge hammer. Right now the trip takes precedence over Jeeping.
LOL too funny rick.
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|by Scott
|Date Added: Tuesday 05 November, 2013
With so many people searching for the perfect trimmer for office, art and crafting, I am surprised that a company has yet to produce one.Dahle has come very close to perfection with the 552. It cuts perfectly and effortlessly each time, even thicker materials.The trimmer, overall, is well-built, made to use, constructed to endure daily use. While it is very lightweight, it has enough mass to it to stay on the table during operation... I was expecting more heft.The grid and primary markings on this cutter are metric. They put an imperial rule on each end of the cutter. I'm all for an international system of measurement, but until that happens, if a company is going to sell an item to the US market, then put US measurements on it! And that is the bitter aftertaste for this product... if I am cutting short pieces of paper that don't reach the second rule, there's no way to tell if it's truly square... if I can find a large format cutter with an imperial grid, then this is going back, if not, it's still worth the price because of the cut quality.Dahle, make a US version of this cutter and you'll have a winner.Pros:* Unbeatable cutting operation* metal base* reasonably lightweight but sturdyCons:* It's all metric except for an imperial rule on each end... this would be great if I lived somewhere else.A US version at the same cost could put Rototrim at the bottom of the list... wise up Dahle -- it doesn't cost more to print a US grid on the metal plate... it is a shame a near perfect cutter has to lose a star over something so easy to fix.
|by Denise Bradt
|Date Added: Monday 28 October, 2013
I bought this for our marketing department where we trim paper, card stock and plastic laminate. This trimmer slices clean and the mechanism is silent (no squeaks or squeals). It's lightweight, yet sturdy. The two-way cutting blade is very handy vs. one-direction cutting. Reasonable price for a dandy tool.


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