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ok...
how do we get this thing started, without morgaging the house, the kids, the wife... wait... mortgaging the wife?... hmmm... on the other hand.... hahaha... just kidding... so, will INPA, or PASOFT re-sync those? in other words, can it be done in "home" environment? |
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I have bad news...remember when I wrote that I had seen this issue before...well I found the old thread...and when you read thru it you'll see that there were several other BMW owners that did the same thing...and their keys NEVER worked again.
The only solution was the purchase of a new key....here's a direct link (its an e38 forum, but it has the same set-up as the e53):http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...n+battery+died |
Found the following info
13. #Recovering key synchronization Attempt to start BMW vehicle haVINg the battery discharged often lead to key synchronization loss, and as a result, starter does not react when you are trying to start the engine even with fully recharged battery. Vehicle diagnosis via GT-1 or Modic-DIS can indicate the variable key code mismatch. Recover key synchronization and EWS3 unit using dealer’s diagnosis hardware GT-1 or Modic-DIS is impossible! The only solution will be to order new key from dealer using vehicle’s VIN number. EWS Editor allows you to recover key and EWS3 unit synchronization. Recovering key and EWS3 unit synchronization procedure: • Read EWS3 data using function [ Read EWS ] • Save the dump of read EWS3 unit into a file using the [ Save BIN ] function • Read the key data using the function [ Read KEY ] and remember it’s number 4) • Uncheck the “Used” field for this key • When you will be asked [ Mark key (X) as unused? ] answer YES – to proceed, or NO – to cancel the operation. • Store data in EWS3 using [ Save EWS ] function 4) – Factory anti-theft unit EWS3 works with ten keys, purchasing the vehicle owner gets four keys – №0, №1, №2 и №3, other keys may be ordered from official dealer by VIN number. (X) – number of the key. at this website http://www.aetools.us/Docs%20and%20p...Editor_eng.pdf Perhaps you can contact this website and ask if they have a list of Indy that brought their product to repair BMW. I don't think you want to spend $2000 to fix the X for a key issue. Looks like Qsilver7 is right, don't waste your time and money at the Indy, order new keys thru the stealers. |
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wow - a key can be killed just be leaving it in the ignition... Learned something new today....
Years ago, I had to get a new key for the E39, the dealer wanted $160 for it... I had AAA+, and tried to get their locksmith to get replacement keys... since their locksmith could not get the BMW keys, the AAA+ cut me a $100 check for the problem, which i "applied" towards the purchase price. I am not sure if the AAA still does it, or maybe the insurance companies have it under the "lock out" clause, but it might be worth checking into it... sorry elmo, we could not get your car started... at least, you got a new battery out of all of this... |
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Thanks for all the attempts to help me, I will let you all know how this ends up and how much it costs me. |
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