So.
Like i said before , the wires on the new pump needed to be reversed =opposite like was in pictures in this thread.
I had EKP error 6292 Control voltage too low right after startup.
After digging in the NCSEXPERT,DUMMY,INPA and protools i found that "throttle voltage fix" which i applyed straigt after pump swap was the problem .
After finding and partially understanding the hex codes in the ekpm3 module, i found out that the values was altered like the Vehicular diy made them manually in the posted youtube vid. But there is a one catch, THE E89 IS UNICORN. And the values from regular n54 from all other bmw does not apply to Z4. (THEY ARE DIFFERENT). After coding back to stock parameters the error finally go away.
After the loging i noticed that my HPFP pressure sill dips between certain RPM. Looks even worsy than my previous logs which was made before pump install and 5.000 km before.
The shitty thing is i can not see the LPFP pressure to confirm that the new pump works better than old one, it would be really good retrofit or to at least know the pressure somehow.
Please ta a look at my logs and comment.
The situation where i am now with swapped LPFP
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The log 5.000km ago with oem pump.
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1. Do it looks like the HPFP is weak and dying?
2. I see that after throttle release sometimes the Lambda for bank 2 is not going to 234 as much fast as bank1, i have changed the injectors in one bank 5.000 km ago and put the old ones which looked the best to another bank (but not remember which bank). Is it possible that leaky injectors cause HPFP pressure drop?
3. On the last ride i felt few times a jerk in power somewhere above 4,000rpm , that was very noticable but very short.
4. Do the presure regulator ond its filter may cause this (i left original ones in.)
I will be very thankful for help, new HPFP is not cheap as not injectors .