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Old 03-25-2024, 06:06 PM
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chasers36-When was your X5 built? My '01 X5 was built in 7/2001, after the 4/2001 date given by Clavurion, so maybe that's why the seat mat bypass worked on it, and no airbag warning has since reappeared on my dash

You've tried BMW Scanner 1.4 and INPA so far, but they didn't clear the fault code, so maybe it'd be worthwhile to get a Foxwell NTxx model (I suggest the NT710, or a cheaper one, the NT510 Elite, like mine). Even if it will not clear your code, maybe it would help you out as a proven bi-directional scan tool you can carry in the glovebox, as EODguy does.

My X5 has a production date of 12/2000.
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