BMW STUFF Free to good home.

Garage clean out just pay for shipping.

Chip is likely a 92 525i stock, there is an out side chance that it is for an E30 M3.

In reply to akylekoz :

Would the fault code reader tool work to reset an airbag light on a 2000 540i? If so, I'll take it. Let me know shipping to 92677.

Thanks

Look up an SR300 reset tool, I’m not sure how much it can do.  I do have the manual though so I can look.

Looks like it can get codes for every bmw from 1987 to 2000, except a 540i.  That being said an airbag should Ben no different than a 528.  

If racingsnake does not want it, I will take it. 

If racingsnake passes on the code reader, I'd like to be next in line. Can't get PM's because yahoo, so please post here if he passes.

Darn. Slippery slipped in while I was typing....

In reply to secretariata :

I just want to reset the oil thing on my e36. If I get it, I will pass it on to you after that. 

In reply to Slippery :

That would be really cool!  I have an e36 in need of more serious efforts.

It reads about 2000 codes, I opened the manual for the first time.  I only used it to reset oil change interval lights.

That tool should work for BMWs with round diagnostic port under hood and can work with early 2000's OBD2 port under dash if you can find an adapter cable. I made my own adapter cable from a junkyard round port and a male OBD2 plug.

It won't work for airbag reset. That's a different tool. 

Oil light reset on 90's era BMWs can be accomplished with a jumper wire if you know which pins to jump in the round port.  Google is your friend. 

Edit:  http://www.unofficialbmw.com/repair_faqs/sil.html#reset

In reply to bludroptop :

Looks like it doesn't work for the airbag so I'll pass, thanks

So it looks like I'm shipping this to Slippery and you guys can take it from there.

akylekoz said:

So it looks like I'm shipping this to Slippery and you guys can take it from there.

Tony, 

pm me your paypal address and I will send you the money. 

bludroptop said:

Oil light reset on 90's era BMWs can be accomplished with a jumper wire if you know which pins to jump in the round port.  Google is your friend. 

 

Edit:  http://www.unofficialbmw.com/repair_faqs/sil.html#reset

 

I use the clip on my e30 but for whatever reason that method does not work on my ‘97 e36 M3. I have tried a thousand different ways with no luck. 

BMW code reader shipped to Slippery.