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07-30-2019, 06:34 PM | #1 |
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5FE1 error
I'm getting the 5FE1 error code. I checked the EDCK65 file and it says the steering correction value is 107. I tried to clean the optic disc and also to use Tool32 to get rid of that correction value but it doesn't work. It says argument error and doesn't adjust the value.
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I'm experiencing the 5FE1 error as well. Also tried tool32 and got the argument error. What I found with the argument error was that tool32 appears to be passing "ORT;0x5FE1" as a single value when the writing function is expecting two values (ORT and 0x5FE1). Separating them with a comma instead of semicolon works, but still didn't fix my issue with the code...
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also on your end try achse;5FE1 ACHSE didn't work for me but it did for some others. |
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Just to close the loop on this problem, I ended up swapping the module. I got a used module from a Z4 from a local scrapper. I read out the original EDC module before removal, saved the .TRC file, then coded that to the new module once it was installed. Cleared the errors, and the Steering error went away, and the EDC button worked again! The module was located in the right-rear, behind two layers of trunk liner. Was not a particularly fun job, but not the worst either. |
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The part # was 37156788790, and was apparently also in the E89 Z4s (realoem is helpful for verifying these things). Again, it required coding because of the different chassis; I had a whole bunch of EDC errors when I first started the car after installing. Flashing the EDC trace file back on it via NCSExpert did the trick. It may be worth a test to read out your EDC module with NCSExpert and then re-flash it. Some of the hardware I work with can get their flash memory in a funky state, and a re-flash will fix it. I didn't think about this before swapping the module, unfortunately. Hope that helps! |
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I suspect there is more than one way to skin this cat, but here's what finally worked for me.... load the SZL.prg control file. Run job "abgleich_lenkwinkelsensor_ruecksetzen" (adjustment_steering angle sensor_reset"). That's it. You may or may not have to recalibrate your steering wheel angle with ISTA/INPA afterwards. Seems like the first time I ran the job, I was ok. When I did it a second time to verify, I had to recalibrate. STRANGELY - the job "lws_offset_korrektur_schreiben" ("steering angle sensor_offset_correction value_write") seems like the obvious job to run. But I could never get the argument of "zero" to run without error, no matter what format I tried for the value of zero. If someone else knows, I'd be glad to hear.
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