04-14-2023, 06:40 AM | #1 |
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Battery Dead
After leaving my CS for several months on a tender, the tender must've malfunctioned and the battery appears dead. I've charged it for 24 hours and still can't get it above about 11 volts. I've tried to jump start the car as well but can't seem to get it going either....not enough juice with a very dead battery I guess.
Replacement batteries are available at parts stores but I have to buy an OBD tool just to register a new battery? What's the least expensive approach to this or the easiest way to register the battery? I guess the days of just throwing in a new battery are over. TIA. Nick
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04-14-2023, 08:23 AM | #2 |
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At 11V, you have a dead cell, nothing will bring that back. You can try one of the phone apps for battery registration, ie Carly, BimmerCode/Link.
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To register and code a new battery (coding is only needed if you change capacity) you can use protool (you'll need the diagnostics license - but I also recommend you get the coding license too because this opens up alot of features), this is THE best coding app for BMW. You can use it to code other things as well, like steering modes, differential, MDM etc. So it is really nice to have. Here is my review for it: https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=2003707 And no I don't make any money if you buy this app, I am advocating for it because I really really believe in it and honestly think it is the best coding app to ever be made for bmw, since it can code anything ESYS can.
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