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Originally Posted by nightkrawler

Throttle is usually called EDK, DKG is dual clutch trans, EDR electronic data recorder? I’m a bmw tech and I’ve never heard EDR used. Neither make any sense in this context. Sometimes acronyms can have different meanings. I would think throttle but a real bmw fault code would be most helpful

I am fairly certain DKG1 is a throttle valve sensor/position sensor and EDR is the electronic throttle valve control, based on just googling "DKG1" and getting the following:

http://wiki.rcollins.org/core/index....,_P1636,_P2100

Seems to match up with an actuator issue, but actuator failure will throw a ton of codes (mine did), all of which were solved by replacing the actuators.

I don't remember much from my engineering days, but I'm fairly certain the DKG here is an electrical/automotive part that is D-something-KanalGeneratoren, rather than doppelkupplungsgetriebe (double-coupling/clutch transmission)