Changing a new battery????
02-11-2009, 05:26 AM
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Well the dealership would tell you that you need to, but I call BS.
I changed mine about 2 weeks ago and everything is working fine to date (knock on wood).
If you have active steering, you will have to reset this. I actually got a "Anti Trap Malfunction" but followed the steps from the forum and the problem was solved in under a minute.
I changed my battery with this: http://www.batteriesplus.com/pc-36538-61-W...0SLI95R-LI.aspx
I changed mine about 2 weeks ago and everything is working fine to date (knock on wood).
If you have active steering, you will have to reset this. I actually got a "Anti Trap Malfunction" but followed the steps from the forum and the problem was solved in under a minute.
I changed my battery with this: http://www.batteriesplus.com/pc-36538-61-W...0SLI95R-LI.aspx
02-11-2009, 10:59 PM
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My Ride: BMW e60 525IA 12/2003
Hi
If you change your battery to one with more or less Amp ( BMW works with 3 size's 80-90 & 110 Amp ) , then you will have to get the car coded for it , thats so the the car "know" how hard it should be charged , so that the new battery not get dameaged , only if you change to a battery of same type and size , coding is not nessecery.
This for a fact !
If you change your battery to one with more or less Amp ( BMW works with 3 size's 80-90 & 110 Amp ) , then you will have to get the car coded for it , thats so the the car "know" how hard it should be charged , so that the new battery not get dameaged , only if you change to a battery of same type and size , coding is not nessecery.
This for a fact !
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