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Originally Posted by David Mc
The first thing you need to know is whether all the faults are currently present or have been stored at some time in the past. Make sure that the battery is fully charged, then run another diagnostic and clear all the fault codes - this will eliminate any historically stored codes leaving only those that relate to current issues with the car.
To display these, run a second diagnostic after the codes have been cleared and the result will return current faults. If you report the results back here we can go from there.
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I had previously cleared them on 11/14 so anything from my earlier post today is from within the last 3 weeks, here is from Nov 14th after clearing only 1 came back:
iPhone Fault Report - Carly for BMW - 21 - 4 FV
ID1: 39673FD7-810B-4D46-A936-BD2CB3A7FCCA-21323-00000B8D12482F79-a58
ID2: 30DD1685-D091-4F20-ABB3-FAB787B25DED-21323-00000B8D12483650-12c2
INFO: >0A01E6D9BCAFA991786757493D2C06<
2015-11-14 11:14:34
BASE: E70
BUILD-YEAR: 2007
MODEL: X5 (E70) alle/all alle/all (92)
FAULTS: 1
ECUs: 30
BATTERY: 11.4#
DEPTH: Normal communication
SPEED: normal
CONNECT: Fast Connection
VERSION: 8.3
DEVICE: >Brent's iPad< >iPhone OS<
WIFI: >Carly Adapter<
ELM: >ELM327 v1.4 v10<
COM+: >YES<
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12. Systems:
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Rear-Monitor / Rueckfahrkamera:
- Fault: Energy saving mode is active
- Code: 00A811
I believe only that same 00A811 came back again today after clearing the codes, but I did it with the engine running since the battery low warning was coming on and I was having trouble connecting without the engine running. You will see it says only 11.4# for the battery from the 11/14 run, it's still the original battery from 2007