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Where can I find the expected values for different sensors? (eg. coolant temp, oil Temp/pressure, oil control valve state...)

Bimmerlink, and you need an OBD dongle. Their website has recommendations

Damn that sucks, I had a much more positive experience with them in the north east. No trains, very focused on predictable driving and getting out of the way properly.

Did you change to a fresh battery? I had lock/unlock issues for a bit. A new battery resolved it. Cheap to attempt if you haven't already

What's the test? The 1000 mile threshold recommendation? Just curious

Did you have any consumption? And did this lessen it at all?

Isn't that the same force that puts a hole in a tire in the first place?

One of my favorite analysis of tire plugs out there

What was the level at in MM? The range on the head unit for "Max" is pretty wide so it doesn't tell you too much in terms of consumption.

Any potential with iStep to get iDrive 7 installed?

I have a 2021 A91. They do not get the HUD. That may or may not apply to the new ones.

Did you end up installing the valve?

Report back after you install the oil control valve? I have one I was going to install but have been lazy about it

Maybe, I was gonna put the rear up and try to recreate the issue while stationary

I have experienced this issue in odd increments. Between 55-105mph, but when it's happening, it's consistently within a 10mph range. I've had my tires balance, and even changed wheels, the problem still stays. I'm going to try to do some personal diagnosis and report back here, hope everyone...

I've had good experiences here: https://autobahnperformance.com/ My general experience at dealerships for: cars, snowmobiles, motorcycles, etc...stay away. Do it yourself or go to a performance shop.

FYI https://www.supramkv.com/threads/throttle-hesitation.8938/post-209496

Hey all, I don't have a solution but I believe I was able to find some progressive evidence. I have also occasionally had throttle hesitation/limp mode/no response, whatever you want to call it. Always from a complete stop, never in the middle of driving, usually on some kind of hill or grade...

Always cool to get a new engine under warranty :) Did the oil pressure control valve ever get replaced? There seemed to be rumblings about that earlier in this thread, but no one confirmed trying it.

Beat the dealer up about it. Got mine replaced under warranty, "bad forming" was what it they called on the service sheet. They did fuck up the rear bumper reinstall so it isn't quite straight anymore