Hello.
BLS and BMP (both mPD) seem to start "from a high point," meaning they have a relatively high initial setting that is then immediately adjusted downwards. This results in a quick and very responsive start. I even think I can detect a slight overshoot on the tachometer.
The BMR (PPD) seems to be approaching the issue from a grassroots perspective.
He realizes that he's not running properly yet and increases his stride length/momentum, until he finally starts running. It looks slow and sluggish.
The test objects are:
3C Variant 11/06, BMP 93,000 km.
3C Variant 02/07, BMR, 61,000 km.
1K, 11/07, BLS, 123,000 km.
Can someone tell me more about the significantly different startup process of the PPD?
Does it confirm, refute, or explain why everything is so different?
Okay, here's the translation:
Thank you.
Martin. Transparency, Teamwork
... there was another T.
I don't know what the f*ck it was.
Translated on 18-10-2026, 1:41.
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