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BMW X5 mileage HELP! - Fantomas1986 - 04-10-2017 Hi, mates! Need help with BMW X5 (E39) KM change. Where are dumps storage? RE: BMW X5 mileage HELP! - Nogger - 04-10-2017 (04-10-2017, 19:01 PM)Fantomas1986 Wrote: Hi, mates! Have you tried using BMW Scanner 1.4? I have changed several e39 clusters with it. Nogger RE: BMW X5 mileage HELP! - volavka - 04-10-2017 Km stored in ews3 and cluster RE: BMW X5 mileage HELP! - Fantomas1986 - 04-10-2017 No. Don't have it. I want to try read eeprom with upa, but have some doubt to read 35080 RE: BMW X5 mileage HELP! - volavka - 04-10-2017 (04-10-2017, 20:07 PM)Fantomas1986 Wrote: No. Don't have it. I want to try read eeprom with upa, but have some doubt to read 35080 this kind of eeprom need to be erased before writing modified dump and UPA won't erase it im using Martech box3 and xtool to erase it P.S carefully while you remove the needles else you will damaged it Best Regards RE: BMW X5 mileage HELP! - dijo - 04-10-2017 (04-10-2017, 19:01 PM)Fantomas1986 Wrote: Hi, mates! Yes, this job need special programmer and you need to be very careful by removing the needle... You can order special tool to remove or you need to hold needle axle from the back side to pull out the needle... RE: BMW X5 mileage HELP! - forkade - 05-10-2017 Dash 35080 ews lcm light control modul RE: BMW X5 mileage HELP! - baze007 - 06-10-2017 The best way to change km i this dash is xprog.....upa dont work on 35080 bmw clusters.....if you want good job km must change to lcm and ews RE: BMW X5 mileage HELP! - Enabled - 06-10-2017 Don't try fully opening the cluster to get to 35080. You will break the needle motors. I even tried quality medical hemostats to grab the shaft, and it still slips. Custom tools may work. Instead I have managed to get the 35080 read/erase/write by tracing the 7 out of 8 eeprom pins to the back of the board, and soldering leads to the board. Then I programmed it with Carprog. Still not an easy task, but no broken motors. |