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  2. Hi Alex Welcome to the Forum 804415 ....Radio remote control.... Permanent (replaced the battery in the remote, deleted code but it came back) Have you tried another key or do you just have the 1 ? Try using a good contact cleaner on the Battery contacts 80442A .....Light operating unit .... Intermittent Sounds like the Rotary control switch unplug it and contact cleaner again plug and switch 48069E ..... Wheel calibration....permanent The next 6 codes are all related either the TPMS control is having a hissy fit or one or more of the wheel sensors have an issue 4806F4....rear right .... Intermittent 48077C...front left.... permanent 48077D....front right.... permanent 48077E.....rear left .... permanent 48077F....rear right... permanent 13820A...radiator blind blocked..... permanent Have you checked for any physicall blockage ? Check Fuses and Relay 13820B.....radiator blind blocked.... permanent Hope this helps Dave
  3. hi Endrit Welcome to the Forum Some leaks can be a pain to find. I start by first cleaning thoroughly then run the engine and start at the top Cam Cover check for signs of a leak working down to the drip point Are you sure of the engine our friends car same year as yours is B47 Dave
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  6. Welcome to the forum Pilot. Feel free to ask any questions, we are all a friendly bunch.
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  9. A few codes... It's a 2019 X3 sDrive30i, 4 cyl, and working on it for my sister since it's out of warranty. Replaced the rotors and brake pads on all wheels and I read the codes... She said she had the check engine light on for a while now... 804415 ....Radio remote control.... Permanent (replaced the battery in the remote, deleted code but it came back) 80442A .....Light operating unit .... Intermittent 48069E ..... Wheel calibration....permanent 4806F4....rear right .... Intermittent 48077C...front left.... permanent 48077D....front right.... permanent 48077E.....rear left .... permanent 48077F....rear right... permanent 13820A...radiator blind blocked..... permanent 13820B.....radiator blind blocked.... permanent Car has about 84k miles and to not until about 2 months ago when I cleaned her sunroof she got water in the front and a lot in the back even over the pass side by the fuse box on that side. Checked it and didn't see anything a miss.... Any help or suggestions much appreciated ...
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  11. Hello, I have a BMW F20 118d with the B48 engine. The problem is that it’s leaking oil from this area. I’ve done a lot of research trying to find where the leak is coming from, but I haven’t been able to identify the source. Has anyone experienced a similar oil leak on the front passenger side?
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  13. I suspect (and hope) that I will be more of a reader than a writer in this forum because I have just bought my first BMW and know very little about anything BMW. My boot lid used to fly off its hinges but not now, thanks to a guy on Youtube showing me how to fit replacements. I've invested in a hardcopy Handbook but that's almost a difficult to navigate as the iDrive! When I have some time to spare, I can be found under the bonnet trying various ways to dig out the rotting leaves that have settled over years in the cavities way down beneath the bonnet springs. I have been a reactive DIY repairer of various cars, over many years and in an odd way, I enjoy it. Cheers for now.
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  16. Athey replied to Athey's topic in BMW X6 Series Forum
    I didn’t know about the difference with the wheels. Learn something new everyday! More than likely, I will sell the e46 parts, as there is about 6k worth, and everything except the bilstein b12 pro suspension and Brembo discs and pads, everything is genuine bmw with all the receipts from main dealer. As for the x6, the next job is front wheel bearings, and track rod ends, then the control arm bushes and top wishbone bushes and ball joints. They should be done in the next few weeks, then I’ll do the rear ones.
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  18. Hi Sam Not sure what Diagnostic you used as I can't find that code ( use ISTA/INPA BMW specific) the only 480 codes I have seen are DPF driven so really odd. As for the ABS you can remove the control unit from the pump (4 Torx Bolts) without removing/disturbing the Hydraulics then send it to someone like ECU Testing who repair them. Before doing that it's worth checking the loom for damage Hope this helps Dave
  19. Thank you! Glad to be here. No by always on I mean even with the ignition off and doors locked. There are no leaks and the reservoir is full of brake fluid. it's the strangest thing. My friend has a diagnostic tool and he brought it in just now. There was an error code which makes no sense to me. The code was: 48071C-Permanent-DSC unit: internal, pump, supply voltage But as you can see it is running no idea what it means by supply voltage :(
  20. Sorry….. welcome Sam! How rude of me. The abs is always on? Have you checked for leaks in the pipes? When you say it’s always on, do you mean the pump or the warning light? Cheers Stu
  21. Thank you for answering! Yeah and the ABS is always on. The only way to stop it is to remove the battery lead! it already drained my battery once!
  22. That noise usually relates to a fan come off its bearing or something jammed under the fins.
  23. Hi all, I got my 2023 320D BMW G21 and all it was ok. but now its making this crazy noise out of the ABS pump. I have no idea whats going on here... Has anyone seen this? Cheers IMG_2551 2.MOV
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  25. Morning Daniel Welcome to the Forum My first thought is get a Diagnostic scan done, second thought is early 2000's BMW's many suffered a lurch in the transmission when stopping. When was the transmission serviced last ? I haven't heard of people suffering this from the lurch for years Dave
  26. Hi all, Would like to know if this is normal for x4. I have a 2016 X4 2.0 Petrol. I usually have cool air con runs on low while driving. Ive noticed while stopped at the traffic lights the car usually does a quick 1 sec shake/nudge, its very noticeable like everyone sits in the car can feel it. Wonder if this is normal for BMW or X4 in general or if anyone knows what it might be? Please do share your thoughts, thanks and advance. Daniel
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  30. New seat adjuster in and a new alternator fitted…. 2 hours of Saturday unavailable for shopping…. Great stuff! Productive day… now I can get in the car and charging is happening! Although the car is reading 11.0 when running… took it for a blat and it got up to 14.1 so I’ll give it a good charge today and hopefully it keeps the battery charged. @Greydog thank you for your knowledge as always.
  31. Cheers Dave, it appeared to have frayed on the outside. I have ordered a new tensioner and will fit. I think it might be something to do with the pulley sticking. In hindsight I should have done the lot at the time I replaced the belt. I think I was too miffed that the garage didn’t notice it on a major service! thanks for your help
  32. Morning James Welcome to the Forum If you are not aware check www.realoem.com put the last 7 digits of your Vin into the search box it will call up your model then search the sections (not sure if it will be in Trim or Electrical) for the correct Part Number. When you have it search the Internet for the best supply Good Luck Dave
  33. Morning Dan Welcome to the Forum That doesn't look right, was the belt that came off fraying on the inside or outside (very disappointing the garage didn't pick it up) is it catching somewhere I wonder? If changing drive belts I change tensioners and water pump while I am in there. Never don it on a 116d though Dave
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  35. Hi. Try quarry motors in Sheffield. Hopefully they have some or a good lead for them
  36. Hi, my headlight has gone on my ‘07 1 Series - loads of moisture in the light, seal has gone. Took it to local BMW specialist who said I need parts 63 11 7 181 295 and 63 11 7 181 296 (as I thought best to get both replaced due to age) as they are the adaptive/halo style. Ebay and internet search shows they are difficult to get hold of, and approx £1k each if new. Does anyone know where to get these parts in the UK at a sensible price, or if lower cost headlight units can be used - I’m not bothered re the adaptive function, just want working headlights that don’t cost more than the car value! Any advice or guidance would be much appreciated.
  37. Hi all, I have just had a major service on my 1 series 116d (2021). The day after I checked under the car as a cat went under it. Whilst looking my ancillary belt seems to have started to shred. I have changed the belt and ever since there has been a clicking noise. The tensioner is also going ten to the dozen. I’m not sure if it was there before or not! Has anyone seen/heard this? Thanks in advance. IMG_6285.mov
  38. Morning Luke Welcome to the Forum Check www.realoem.com put the last 7 digits of your Vin into the search box it will bring up your model then search the sections for what you need. It will give you small exploded drawings and part numbers, double click the part numbers and it will show any alternatives and other models it was used on Good Luck Dave
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