Last week we bought a used car (BMW X5 E53 3.0L Diesel) from a private person. It looked fine and there seemed to be no major issue, only the regularly oil service was due.
On our way home the 4x4 warn light went on. Despite of that we recognized following issues in the next days:
the all whe...
LWS: Steering angle sensor. Schleiferfehler: literaly "Slider-error"; Most probably: error on the slip ring IKE: Instrument cluster Elektronische Bremskraftverteilung: Electric brake force distribution DSC: Dynamic stability control Lenkwinkelsensor Versorgung: Steering angle sensor power supply DDE: Dynamic diesel control Elektrischer Zuheizer, Ansteuerung: Supplemental electrical heater, control Glühkerze Zylinder X, Ansteuerung: Glowplug cylinder X, control CDC: CD-Changer Fehler Mechanik entladen: error on unloading mechanic
Vorhanden: Available Unbekannt: Unknown ja: Yes nein: No KM-Stand: Mileage (KM)
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Abgleichbetrieb: adjustment-mode
LCM: Light-module
Blinker hinten rechts defekt: rear right turn signal defect
@Zaid I see three main problems: The oil wear on the transmission, some general electrical problem and the steering angle sensor (perhaps linked to the electrical problem)
@Myself The steering angle power supply message leads me to believe that there is an intermittent open which is preventing the DSC from receiving steering angle sensor data
@Myself regarding the DDE errors, if you look at the mileage (205800), it looks like something triggered it about 132 km prior to the vehicle's mileage recorded in the report. I'm not so sure it's a ghost from the past.
In Wikipedia PID list we can see that 0x0C for Engine RPM, 0x0D vehicle speed etc. Is this same for all car manufacturers? In Arduino examples we can see that data[2] reserves the PID (for engine RPM 0x0C) and by converting hex to decimal data[3] and data[4] of the message and by the formula ((25...
Last week we bought a used car (BMW X5 E53 3.0L Diesel) from a private person. It looked fine and there seemed to be no major issue, only the regularly oil service was due.
On our way home the 4x4 warn light went on. Despite of that we recognized following issues in the next days:
the all whe...
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