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AZKC

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Posted: April 02 2007,1:10 pm |
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| Quote (Ziggy @ April 02 2007,11:54 am) | Hmmmmmmmmm, so give Becky the spare and you keep the other :D Don't think your year model had the comp. chipped keys yet. If replacing the ign components for wear its probably best to replace all three so everything is fresh, we've learned by just doing one its doesn't always solve the problem. (Ign switch, steering lock portion and the key tumbler itself.) I' d try just getting another key made off hers first, thats a cheap test. or try pushing the key  hard inward as your turn it and see if that has an effect. . Send me the radio SN # and I'll see what I can do for ya.  |
She seems to get a chuckle out of the whole thing, She gives me the "It is my car afterall look" No chip key, cause every now and then it will start with my key. Its according to how its mood I guess.
I'll get those numbers to you later this week. Looking for a CD changer, its all wired for one. May just go with an IPOD.
Need to reprogram the keyless transmitter, but I've got the book for that. Pass seat belt won't adjust down. Throw some new belts on it. And I get a wif of coolant after a long drive but nothing hits the ground. Overall I'm pretty impressed. You Krauts build a pretty dam good car One of the things I show to people thats funny/kewl is how the window drops up/down when opening the doors
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Posted: April 04 2007,3:34 pm |
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| Quote (AZKC @ April 04 2007,11:35 am) | Found this on AllData
Every time the ignition is switched "ON", the ISN number is sent from the EWS control Module to the DME, as a digital coded signal. The numbers must match before the DME will release the driveaway protection.
The ISN is continuously sent to the DME as long as the ignition is switched on. The DME will ignore the loss of the ISN after the engine is running. The EWS - DME link stays active for 10 seconds after the ignition is switched off. Restarting or switching the ignition on within ten seconds cancels the key identification procedure. The EWS control module signals the transmitter / receiver module to cancel the key identification process.
ELECTRONISCHE WEGFAHRSPERRE
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Those last kraut words mean the Drive Away protection Drive=Fahr Away=Weg Lock=Sperre . Ya know Kev, I've been a little busy and haven't talked to my Service manager about it. It might be easier to talk with him directly so nothing gets lost in the messaging, he's a BMW encyclopedia so he might have the answer in seconds for you. His name is Ken Burkey, I'll give him a headsup if you want to do that. . btw---mention to your Insurance guy your car has this system, it could get you a discount.
Ain't life Grand? Treat it that way. The Love of my Life, Jan. 
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AZKC

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Posted: April 05 2007,11:52 am |
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I hate learning , I'm to old to learn new stuff. I told Becky I'm selling it and buying her a 1968 Chevelle
Well I did confirm it has EWSII, Tryed my key nada, Becks key started it right up, pulled her key out, quickly used my key and it started, removed key for about 15 seconds, car wouldn't crank, used Beckys key and it cranked right up. Very scientific
Now its time to go key shopping, this is going to be painful. I've read and heard over $100 per key And of course it seems the Dealer is my only option. Anybody know of a BMW hookup
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