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Hi guys,

My car is 2006 E90 330i MT,

After updata to Sp-datenV57(Winkfp), I had the following error codes:
• Error Code 005DD2 - DSC: Hydraulic unit: adjustment, DSC unit (valves)
• Error Code 005DD0 - DSC: Hydraulic unit: adjustment, DSC unit (valves)
AND 5D5E

How can i do

I had to try this plan
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After my research every forum says use SSS Progman or NCS Expert. So I decided to use NCS Expert first of all as it is most simple to use.
When you have NCS Expert loaded with your car plugged in and ignition on. Select “File > Load profile > ExpertMode > OK. Then select your chassis by selecting F1, then selecting F3.

NCS Expert.jpg

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It then asks which computer we want to code. Select one of the available options like CAS or EWS or LCM. You then have to select “F6” to go back. This will then allow you which ECU you want to code.

NCS Expert3.jpg

So for this case, we want the DSC module. So select F4 and select it. Then select F2 job select, and make sure the job name is on SG_CODIEREN and press okay.

Then select F3 to process the car. This in theory is how the new ECU is coded to the car. I however had no luck with this method.

I then decided to use SSS Progman. This is a very simple piece of software which again pretty much does the coding for you.

When you load the software, select New Session. Then click your interface and continue. Then select your car and model. Once loaded, click on ‘Load SW’. It will then ask you if you have replaced modules, select yes for the new pump. The software will then list all the modules on your vehicle. Select DSC to code it. After clicking continue, the software will create a measure plan and try to process the recoding.

However at this stage, my car failed as the software told me I had the wrong pump for the car and told me to replace the unit! SSS Progman will only work if you have the exact pump the car should have!

After more research I discovered I could code my cars VIN number into the DSC pump by using some software called Tool32.

Tool32.jpg

Once you have plugged your car in and turned your ignition on, press F3 and choose your ABS module. For me this was 'dsc_87.prg'. This will then load a series of jobs. To code your VIN number into the ABS pump, look for the options called 'c_fg_schreiben' and 'c_fg_auftrag' in the left column.

Once you find them, select 'c_fg_schreiben' and at ‘Argument’ type your car 17characters VIN and at the end put 1. So for example if your VIN is WBAVA71030VA22222 you will put 1 at the end and that should look like WBAVA71030VA222221

Once you have typed it, press F5 and it's done. You should then select 'c_fg_auftrag' (If you have it) and press F5.

This however did not work for me! After further research, I then discovered you have to calibrate your steering angle first to code in your VIN number. This can also be done in Tool 32, so repeating the above processes in Tool32, then select "lenkwinkel dsc abgleichen" (to select steering angle calibration) in the left column. Make sure your steering wheel is straight and type in your VIN into the arguments section again. Press F5 and your steering angle calibration, and VIN programming should be complete.
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But not ok How can i do?