Top Secrets: BMW 7-Series E65, E66 CAS Module Removal

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @450slm
    @450slm Год назад

    Awsome video very helpful. Thanks a million!

  • @KaidenCrossdale
    @KaidenCrossdale 8 месяцев назад

    2008 Bmw 750li. I have used a scan tool to clear the immobilizer codes but they keep coming back as " A0C2 Terminal 50 RS Output". Any suggestion on what to do?

    • @ECUTeamCorp
      @ECUTeamCorp  7 месяцев назад

      You will need to take out DME, CAS, key and then ship it to us, we will check and see what is happening with the immobilizer and then fix the problem, contact sales@ecuteam.com

  • @fjfrank11
    @fjfrank11 3 года назад +2

    Hi, is this considered the Crash Module? My E65 Hazard lights come on by themselves and I have a feeling this is related to that.

    • @ECUTeamCorp
      @ECUTeamCorp  3 года назад

      Crash module on E65 calls Air Bag Module. Located on the central console and has nothing to do with lights. Diagnose your car with Factory Scan Tool first.

  • @e-bikecommute9364
    @e-bikecommute9364 3 года назад +1

    How can one determine which cas (1-4+) a bmw have

    • @ECUTeamCorp
      @ECUTeamCorp  3 года назад

      We'll get a video with full explanation and breaking down by years and models. Thank you for the question!

  • @Edwinalvarez070
    @Edwinalvarez070 2 года назад +1

    E66 2002 750li ECU says cas1, but imobiliser shows cas2 does that sound right, Refurbished ECU installed car cranks reads key but no start.

    • @ECUTeamCorp
      @ECUTeamCorp  2 года назад +2

      Since you changed the module, you need to program the DME to the car. There is a lot to it that we can explain, shoot an email to sales@ecuteam.com for more info