Engine Controls - System & Component Testing: Specifications

1999 BMW 328i 4D Sedan, StandardSECTION Specifications
RESISTANCE SPECIFICATIONS (4-CYLINDER)

Component (1)Ohms
Crankshaft (Speed/Position Pulse) Sensor 480-600
Camshaft Position (Cylinder Identification) Sensor 1.3-1.5
Engine (Coolant) Temperature Sensor
63-73°F (17-23°C) 2300-2700
171-181°F (77-83°C) 300-360
Fuel Evaporation Control Solenoid 25-65
Fuel Injector 15-17
Fuel Injectors (Group Of 2) 7.5-8.5
Idle Speed Control Valve (Per Winding) 15-25
Ignition Coil (Primary) 0.8
Intake Air Temperature Sensor
63-73°F (17-23°C) 2200-2700
117-127°F (47-53°C) 760-910
Throttle Position (TP) Sensor
Idle Position 3200-4800
Fuel Load (WOT) Position 800-1200
(1) Measured at an ambient air temperature of 64-82°F (18-28°C).
RESISTANCE SPECIFICATIONS (6-CYLINDER)

Component (1)Ohms
Mass Air Sensor
Between Terminals No. 5 & 6 3-4
Between Terminals No. 1 & 5 16,300
Camshaft Sensor 1.3-1.5
Crankshaft (Speed/Position Pulse) Sensor 490-590
Engine (Coolant) Temperature Sensor
9-19°F (-13 To -7°C) 8260-10,560
63-73°F (17-23°C) 2200-2700
171-181°F (77-83°C) 290-364
Fuel Evaporation Control Solenoid 40-50
Fuel Injector 15-17
Idle Speed Control Valve (Per Winding) 15-25
Ignition Coil (Primary) 0.8
Intake Air Temperature Sensor
63-73°F (17-23°C) 2200-2700
117-127°F (47-53°C) 760-910
Throttle Position (TP) Sensor 4600
(1) Measured at an ambient air temperature of 64-82°F (18-28°C).
RESISTANCE SPECIFICATIONS (V8)(1)

Component (2)Ohms
Crankshaft (Speed/Position Pulse) Sensor 490-590
Camshaft Position (Cylinder Identification) Sensor 1100-1400
Engine (Coolant) Temperature Sensor
63-73°F (17-23°C) 2300-2700
171-181°F (77-83°C) 300-360
Fuel Evaporation Control Solenoid 25-65
Fuel Injector 15-17
Idle Speed Control Valve (Per Winding) 6-10
Ignition Coil (Primary) 0.8
Intake Air Temperature Sensor
63-73°F (17-23°C) 2200-2700
117-127°F (47-53°C) 760-910
Throttle Position (TP) Sensor (3)
(1) Information is not available for M5.
(2) Measured at an ambient air temperature of 64-82°F (18-28°C).
(3) Information is not available.
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