BMW EDC16: How to Disable EGR by Modifying EGR Hysteresis Maps

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In this video, we focus on disabling the Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) system in the BMW EDC16 ECU by modifying the EGR Hysteresis maps. If you're looking to disable the EGR for performance or maintenance reasons, this is the right guide for you. Here's what we'll cover:
What is EGR Hysteresis?: A clear explanation of how the EGR system works in the EDC16 ECU and why the hysteresis maps are key to controlling it.
How to locate the EGR hysteresis maps in the BMW EDC16 ECU using WinOLS, including tips for identifying the map patterns.
Step-by-step guide to disabling the EGR by adjusting the hysteresis maps, ensuring the ECU no longer triggers EGR activation.
Practical advice on the effects of EGR removal, including potential improvements in performance and reduced carbon buildup, as well as emissions considerations.
Best practices for editing the EGR maps to avoid engine lights or error codes when disabling the EGR system.
If you’re looking to disable your BMW's EGR for smoother engine performance or as part of a custom tune, this video provides all the guidance you need. Subscribe to learn more advanced ECU tuning techniques for your BMW!