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2fod Bmw
I read the codes on the car and found this. The Internet doesn't make anything clear about what this is. (I've never heard of a radiator blind or its function).
I cleared the code and the reader said it was successful, however, the code came straight back.
About 3 months ago I had water pump and thermostat replaced, this is the first time I've read the codes since and can't confirm whether the code was present before.
I understand the car should run up to around 103 ish degrees when on a decent run to aid mph etc, however the temp in hidden menus only gets to around 78 degrees max when driven at 70mph gently for a few miles.
When I give it some beans, the temp drops significantly.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
E87 130i
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notstart the engine. Wait 3 seconds for the code(s) to flash. Thecheck engine light will flash the first code, pause for 3 seconds, thenflash the next code. For example, if codes 2 and 4 are stored, the checkengine light will flash twice, pause for three seconds, then flash fourtimes. When all codes have been displayed, the check engine light will remainON.
Connect scan tool to diagnostic link connector located at right rear ofengine compartment. Follow tool manufacturer’s instructions to obtainDTCs.
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I cleared the code and the reader said it was successful, however, the code came straight back.
About 3 months ago I had water pump and thermostat replaced, this is the first time I've read the codes since and can't confirm whether the code was present before.
I understand the car should run up to around 103 ish degrees when on a decent run to aid mph etc, however the temp in hidden menus only gets to around 78 degrees max when driven at 70mph gently for a few miles.
When I give it some beans, the temp drops significantly.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
E87 130i
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BMW: Accessing Trouble Codes
This information applies to 1989-19903, 5, and 7 series BMW models.
The following procedure will enable you to retrieve “basic”or “flash” trouble codes only. Other codes may also be stored, but theycan only be retrieved using an appropriate Scan Tool.3 SeriesTurn the ignition key to the “on” position, but donotstart the engine. Wait 3 seconds for the code(s) to flash. Thecheck engine light will flash the first code, pause for 3 seconds, thenflash the next code. For example, if codes 2 and 4 are stored, the checkengine light will flash twice, pause for three seconds, then flash fourtimes. When all codes have been displayed, the check engine light will remainON.Code Definitions
| Code 1 | Airflow Meter |
| Code 2 | Oxygen Sensor |
| Code 3 | Coolat Temperature Sensor |
| Code 4 | Throttle Position Sensor |
Less Diagnostic Tool
90-later 3 series models
- Turn ignition On.
- Depress accelerator pedal five times to WOT within five seconds.
- DTCs will display as flashes on ‘‘Check Engine’’lamp.
- On models equipped with V-12 engine, depress accelerator pedal six timesto WOT to display cylinder 7–12 DTCs.
| 1000 | End of diagnosis |
| 1211 | Electronic Control Unit (ECU) |
| 1215 | Airflow Sensor |
| 1221 | Oxygen Sensor |
| 1222 | Oxygen Sensor regulation |
| 1223 | Coolant Temperature Sensor |
| 1224 | Air Temperature Sensor |
| 1231 | Battery Voltage out of range |
| 1232 | Idle Switch |
| 1251 | Fuel Injectors (final stage 1) |
| 1252 | Fuel Injectors (final stage 2) |
| 1261 | Fuel Pump Relay |
| 1262 | Idle Speed Controller |
| 1263 | Tank Vent |
| 1264 | Oxygen Sensor heater relay |
| 1444 | No faults in memory |
Using Scan Tool
Connect scan tool to diagnostic link connector located at right rear ofengine compartment. Follow tool manufacturer’s instructions to obtainDTCs.Reading the Trouble Codes
Using Check Engine Lamp
‘‘Check Engine’’ lamp will stay on five seconds, flashonce, then begin flashing fault codes with 2.5 seconds between numbers. WhenDTC has been displayed, lamp remains on. Repeat access procedure to displaynext DTC. If first DTC is 1444, 2444 or 4444, no DTCs are stored. DTC 1000or 2000 followed by one or two flashes, a long paused and then lamp remainingon indicates no more DTCs are stored. Refer to ‘‘Diagnostic TroubleCode Identification’’ for DTC interpretation.Clearing Trouble Codes
To clear trouble codes, momentarily disconnect multi-pin connector fromECM, disconnect battery, start engine 60 times after repair without repeatfailure, or follow diagnostic tool manufacturer’s instructions.NOTE: IF YOUR CAR IS EQUIPPED WITH A FACTORY ANTI-THEFT RADIO, MAKESURE YOU HAVE THE RADIO ACTIVATION CODE BEFORE YOU DISCONNECT THE BATTERYCABLE!2fod Bmw 2006
2fod Bmw Code
| Model | Year | Engine identification | System |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Series (E82/E88) | 2008 | 6 cylinder N51 | Siemens |
| 3 Series/Compact (E36) | 1992-01 | 4 cylinder | Motronic/Siemens |
| 3 Series (E46) | 1998-02 | 4/6 cylinder | Motronic M5.2/ME7.2/ BMS46 |
| 3 Series (E46) | 1998-02 | 4/6 cylinder | Siemens MS40/41/42 |
| 3 Series 2.5/3.0L (E46/E90/E91) | 2002-06 | 25 6S 6/30 6S 3/N52/N53 | Motronic/Siemens |
| 3 Series 3.0L (E90/E91/E92/E93) | 2007-08 | 6 cylinder N51/N52 | Siemens |
| 3 Series 3.0L (E90/E92/E93) | 2007-08 | 6 cylinder N54 | Siemens |
| 5 Series (E39) | 1996-02 | 6/8 cylinder | Motronic/Siemens |
| 5 Series 2.5/3.0/4.4/4.8L (E39/E60/E61) | 2002-06 | 25 6S 5/30 6S 3/44 AS 1/2/N52/N53/N62 | Motronic/Siemens |
| 5 Series 3.0L (E60/E61) | 2007-08 | 6 cylinder N52 | Siemens |
| 5 Series/M5 3.0/5.0L (E60/E61) | 2006-08 | N54/S54 | Siemens |
| 5 Series 4.4L (E60) | 2004-05 | N62 B44 | Motronic/Siemens |
| 5 Series 4.8L (E60/61) | 2007-08 | N62TU | Motronic |
| 5 Series M5 5.0L (E39) | 2000-03 | 50 as 1 | Motronic/Siemens |
| 5 Series M5 5.0L (E60/61) | 2006-08 | S54 | Motronic/Siemens |
| 6 Series 4.4/4.8L (E63/E64) | 2004-06 | N62 | Motronic/Siemens |
| 6 Series 4.8L (E63/E64) | 2007-08 | N62TU | Motronic |
| 6 Series M6 5.0L (E63/E64) | 2006-08 | sa5 | Siemens |
| 7 Series (E38) | 1994-02 | 6/a cylinder | Motronic/Siemens |
| 7 Series 4.4/4.8L (E65/E66) | 2002-06 | N62 844/8a5 | Motronic/Siemens |
| 7 Series 4.8L (E65/E66) | 2007-08 | N62TU | Motronic |
| 7 Series 6.0L (E66) | 2003-08 | N73 | Motronic |
| 8 Series (E31) | 1994-98 | a/12 cylinder | Motronic/Siemens |
| X3 2.5L (E83) | 2004-05 | 25 6S 5 | Motronic/Siemens |
| X3 3.0L (E83) | 2004-06 | 30 6S 3/M54/N52 | Motronic/Siemens |
| X3 3.0L (E83) | 2007-08 | 6 cylinder N52 | Siemens |
| X5 (E53) | 1999-02 | 8 cylinder | Motronic/Siemens |
| X5 3.0/4.4/4.6/4.8L (E53) | 2003-06 | 30 6S 3/44 8S 2/46 a8 1/N62 844/N62 B48 | Motronic/Siemens |
| X5 3.0L (E70) | 2007-08 | 6 cylinder N52 | Siemens |
| X5 4.8L (E70) | 2007-08 | N62TU | Motronic |
| Z3 | 1996-02 | 4/6 cylinder | Motronic/Siemens |
| Z4 2.5L (E85) | 2003-05 | 25 68 5 | Motronic/Siemens |
| Z4 3.0L (E85) | 2003-08 | 30 68 3 | Motronic/Siemens |
| Z4 3.0L (E85/E86) | 2007-08 | 6 cylinder N52 | Siemens |
| Z4 3.0L (E85/E86) | 2006-08 | 6 cylinder 854 | Siemens |
| Z8 5.0L (E52) | 2000-03 | 50 8S 1 | Motronic/Siemens |