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P1086

Fuel Control Mixture Rich Bank 2

1997-2000 BMW 528i E39 2.8L I6 πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί

Moderate SeverityPowertrain

Description

The DME detected a rich fuel mixture condition on Bank 2 that is beyond the adaptive fuel trim correction range. Fuel trims have reached their maximum negative adjustment limit.

Symptoms

  • Check Engine Light
  • Black smoke from exhaust
  • Strong fuel odor
  • Rough idle
  • Reduced power

Common Causes

  • Leaking fuel injectors Bank 2
  • Faulty O2 sensor Bank 2
  • Fuel pressure too high
  • EVAP system fault
  • Crankcase vent valve stuck open

Diagnostic Steps

  1. Monitor Bank 2 fuel trims
  2. Test O2 sensor Bank 2 response time
  3. Check fuel pressure with gauge
  4. Test EVAP purge valve
  5. Inspect CCV system

Repair Notes

Diagnose and repair the root cause of excess fuel delivery on Bank 2.

Related Codes

P0175System Too Rich Bank 2P1083Fuel Control Mixture Lean Bank 1P1083Fuel Control Mixture Lean Bank 1P1084Fuel Control Mixture Rich Bank 1P1084Fuel Control Mixture Rich Bank 1P1085Fuel Control Mixture Lean Bank 2P1085Fuel Control Mixture Lean Bank 2

Other Powertrain Codes

P1086 on Other Vehicles

Common Questions

What does code P1086 mean on a 1997-2000 BMW 528i E39?

P1086 stands for "Fuel Control Mixture Rich Bank 2". The DME detected a rich fuel mixture condition on Bank 2 that is beyond the adaptive fuel trim correction range. Fuel trims have reached their maximum negative adjustment limit.

What are the symptoms of P1086 on a BMW 528i E39?

Common symptoms of P1086 include: Check Engine Light, Black smoke from exhaust, Strong fuel odor, Rough idle, Reduced power.

What causes P1086 on a 1997-2000 BMW 528i E39?

Common causes of P1086 include: Leaking fuel injectors Bank 2, Faulty O2 sensor Bank 2, Fuel pressure too high, EVAP system fault, Crankcase vent valve stuck open.

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