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Ohh wow, good one.
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Well 5he sound still there! I read you have to code the transfer case for the new fluid but in all the diy don't mention that. Can anyone who done this chime in.

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Well 5he sound still there! I read you have to code the transfer case for the new fluid but in all the diy don't mention that. Can anyone who done this chime in.

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That's what my buddy who's a tech at BMW told me. The TC needs a reset, but he said it was just a "reset counter" for my 2012.

Found the factory diff fluid, $50 for 3 half liter containers. Do you recall how much fluid went into each diff?
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That's what my buddy who's a tech at BMW told me. The TC needs a reset, but he said it was just a "reset counter" for my 2012.

Found the factory diff fluid, $50 for 3 half liter containers. Do you recall how much fluid went into each diff?
Might as well try that. The front fluid took one liter, I didn't do the back diff.

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Might as well try that. The front fluid took one liter, I didn't do the back diff.

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Thanks, I'll order 3 liters.

Just finished chatting with my buddy. He said, "adaptions need to be reset to factory settings for the new fluid/wear/driving profile."
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[QUOTE=Mflara420;1064427]Might as well try that. The front fluid took one liter, I didn't do the back diff.
Can you please ask him if I really have to take it to the dealer.



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Yes, it's part of the drain and refill of TC procedure.
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The last transfer case procedure I saw at the dealer was for an e60 and it retailed for $450.00. No kidding. $450.00
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The last transfer case procedure I saw at the dealer was for an e60 and it retailed for $450.00. No kidding. $450.00
$450 for some fluid and to CTRL+ALT+DEL a module. SMH
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Can you use INPA to reset it?

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