Help... Cc-id 24, 50, 354, 678

tm6030 · 11-05-2014, 08:35 PM

Hey,

These warning keep popping up everyday and goes away the following day. It come then goes comes again then goes while driving. My brakes are 2.5k overdue... can this be a factor? How much is this going to cost me?

tm6030 · 11-05-2014, 08:36 PM

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11-05-2014, 09:27 PM

It could be a wheel speed sensor, or a ABS pump/module problem, only way to find out is with a scan with BMW specific tools, the pump is expensive and requires programming unless you transfer over the module from the existing pump, even then it needs to be installed with BMW specific tools to run the bleed procedure to purge it from air or you will never get a firm pedal.

It could also be the abs pump module, there are services out there that fix them so no programming is needed.

Good luck and hope for the first.

tm6030 · 11-05-2014, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by index1489

It could be a wheel speed sensor, or a ABS pump/module problem, only way to find out is with a scan with BMW specific tools, the pump is expensive and requires programming unless you transfer over the module from the existing pump, even then it needs to be installed with BMW specific tools to run the bleed procedure to purge it from air or you will never get a firm pedal.

It could also be the abs pump module, there are services out there that fix them so no programming is needed.

Good luck and hope for the first.

is the first one cheap...

11-05-2014, 09:40 PM

20-30 bucks in parts plus a very quick install one bolt in and out for the wheel speed sensor, it could also be your steering angle sensor they sell a repair kit thats hard to find the part number that replaces the optical disk which usually oxidizes to avoid a new SAS plus programming $$$, but thats not very common, a bad wheel speed sensor is the most common, the code will tell you which sensor there is one in every wheel hub.

tm6030 · 11-05-2014, 09:41 PM

Also, people are saying it can be a weak battery? I recently installed subs and an amp..

ALSO... this first happened when I had to drive my car through a flood of water...1 month ago and came back now..

tm6030 · 11-05-2014, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by index1489

20-30 bucks in parts plus a very quick install one bolt in and out for the wheel speed sensor, it could also be your steering angle sensor they sell a repair kit thats hard to find the part number that replaces the optical disk which usually oxidizes to avoid a new SAS plus programming $$$, but thats not very common, a bad wheel speed sensor is the most common, the code will tell you which sensor there is one in every wheel hub.

Also, people are saying it can be a weak battery? I recently installed subs and an amp..

ALSO... this first happened when I had to drive my car through a flood of water...1 month ago and came back now..

11-05-2014, 09:46 PM

Weak battery can cause all kinds of issues, if water submerged the hub it could def screwed the sensor, best thing to do is pull the codes.

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