Where can I find the trouble code on my car?

Where can I find the trouble code on my car?

You can read your car’s diagnostic trouble codes yourself with a low-cost Diagnostic Code Scanner that plugs in under the dash to access the car’s computer.

Where do I find the Check Engine Light code?

Then, press the “read” button on the scanner to access the check engine light code. The code will be a series of letters and numbers. Record all of the codes so you can figure out what they represent and make the necessary repairs to your vehicle.

How can I tell if my car has an E-ZPass?

1. Identify the front face of the transponder. It displays the E-ZPass label and two upward pointing arrows. (Fig. 1.) This side faces the driver with the arrows pointing toward the roof of the vehicle. 2. Identify the position in your vehicle in which the transponder will be mounted.

Is it possible to reset the warning lights on the dash?

This will result in a warning light appearing on your vehicle’s dashboard. After the repair is complete, however, it may still be necessary to reset your the computer in order for the warning light or lights to disappear. Fortunately, this process is fairly simple. Open the hood of your vehicle.

You can read your car’s diagnostic trouble codes yourself with a low-cost Diagnostic Code Scanner that plugs in under the dash to access the car’s computer.

What does fail safe mean on BMW E39?

FAIL SAFE means the transmission is in limp mode, in limp mode you only have one gear and no torque converter lock up. If you see this message, pull over and have the vehicle towed to where you can work on it, unless it is a short drive. The BMW E39 I received this message on was stuck in fourth gear.

What kind of EPROM does BMW E39 5 series use?

Replaceable EPROM Replaceable EPROM 35 Pin 35 Pin GS 7.3 GS 7.32 GS 7.11 GS 8.32 A5S310Z (5HP18) TCM ordered for specific application. Coding not needed.

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