Bizarre ABS, AWD, DSC problem
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Bizarre ABS, AWD, DSC problem
So I was receiving the triad of death error lights along with Flat Tire Monitor Malfunction light and a scan said front left ABS sensor to blame. I bought a replacement. No change. Then I moved the front right sensor over to the left. Solved issue there, but now the problem miraculously migrated to the right. Tried both original front left and now TWO replacements on the right side. Still getting 5E50 air gap too large or 5E51 loss of dynamic signal (with ABS DSC 4x4 triad) depending on which sensor tried on right side. Also still getting Flat Tire Monitor Malfunction.
I should note something also feels very "stuck" when the wheel is turned too far in either direction, but don't know if that is also a symptom of this problem or because of the resulting 5DEC "limp mode" or whatever.
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I should note something also feels very "stuck" when the wheel is turned too far in either direction, but don't know if that is also a symptom of this problem or because of the resulting 5DEC "limp mode" or whatever.
Help!
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My Ride: 2008 e60 528i
Model Year: 2008
Engine: N52n
ABS sensor problems
The air gap from sensor to pulse source ring being too big can give intermittent ABS pulses to the sensor. Try getting more penetration into the abs sensor hole for the ABS sensor. I had remove a bit metal with a grinder once to get better depth for the sensor (on a mercedes). You may only need a little more depth. The Chinese replacement Abs sensors are a bit inconsistent with their quality and seem to suffer from this problem.
The tire pressure controller 677104301 is another issue. It is likely having a corrosion problem. It is located under the big plastic panel under the car on the driver's side. Try removing it entirely. It could shorting out due to corrosion. It can be opened for inspection if you crack open the glue bonds. If you see lots of green on the Circuit board it is time to replace.
The tire pressure controller 677104301 is another issue. It is likely having a corrosion problem. It is located under the big plastic panel under the car on the driver's side. Try removing it entirely. It could shorting out due to corrosion. It can be opened for inspection if you crack open the glue bonds. If you see lots of green on the Circuit board it is time to replace.
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The air gap from sensor to pulse source ring being too big can give intermittent ABS pulses to the sensor. Try getting more penetration into the abs sensor hole for the ABS sensor. I had remove a bit metal with a grinder once to get better depth for the sensor (on a mercedes). You may only need a little more depth. The Chinese replacement Abs sensors are a bit inconsistent with their quality and seem to suffer from this problem.
The tire pressure controller 677104301 is another issue. It is likely having a corrosion problem. It is located under the big plastic panel under the car on the driver's side. Try removing it entirely. It could shorting out due to corrosion. It can be opened for inspection if you crack open the glue bonds. If you see lots of green on the Circuit board it is time to replace.
The tire pressure controller 677104301 is another issue. It is likely having a corrosion problem. It is located under the big plastic panel under the car on the driver's side. Try removing it entirely. It could shorting out due to corrosion. It can be opened for inspection if you crack open the glue bonds. If you see lots of green on the Circuit board it is time to replace.
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