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I have an intermittent airbag service light on a 2004 X3 that BMW service cannot track down as it clears from memory before I can get it in for service.– Have the ability on the 09 BMW E82 135 to scan for ghost codes, and any other stored codes. — the type of things needed to diagnose, repair & replace as original (as opposed to changing DME code or “tinkering”).The only limitation is that modules on the MOST ring require a ICOM to be programmed although I’ve heard of people using the BimmerGeeks Pro cable to do it.The main negative used to be locating a good working software pkg in English but not any longer.Foxwell NT510 is a diagnostic tool and can code things like injector, steering angle calibration.Foxwell NT510 BMW Review: even someone have no any experience with the Foxwell but they have heard good things about it.– The included software is not native to Mac computers.– Can can provide sensor data from the oil level system on an F82 M4, The M4 apparently can only read the oil level with the iDrive, which we plan on permanently removing for non-street use.– Allow me to alignment and calibrate fuel injectors on a 2009 535i N54 engine– Can read codes from a transmission control unit (TCU) on a 2003 e46 325xi.– I have a 2007 328i Coupe, NT510 can determine which wheel speed sensor is bad.– NT510 can read and reset airbag service light. Diagnostics, Activations, simple reprogramming such as different battery type, Registrations, etc. These aren’t tuning tools in any way.They do everything incl. Googling both will give you a plethora of info. ISTA is just the next generation of diagnostic software also known as Rheingold.
The Foxwell has some capabilities that are different from the Carly.The BimmerGeek cable can be used on ANY Exx BMW, E9x, E8x, E6x, etc. The Carly is a bit cheaper, so perhaps that is the logical first step. E46 general module coding is possible.– Can perform the dynamic drive reset for a 2002 745.– Reset the transfer case oil wear indicator on BMW e83.– Be able to display the sensor’s output if this function is registered by the car’s dme.– Can pull codes from the SRS system and reset the light once all issues are corrected-– Able to reset transfer case adaptations after transfer case fluid change in an F32.– Allow coding of the LCM and GM on BMW vehicles.– Have the ability to program new ABS components to current vehicle.– Can code for Xenon headlight conversions and also for activating *Sirius Retrofit Enable Code (FSC)* for Mini Cooper R56’s, but only some models not all.– Can read BMW Specific (Shadow/Hidden Codes)– Can code injectors and new battery on 2008 BMW 135i.Carly for BMW is great for coding and has diagnostics in it.Review: To the OP: I have both the Carly Pro for BMW (about $100), and the Professional Foxwell NT510 BMW Scanner. All functions are supported across the E93 series.– Able to reset the (sas) steering angle sensor– Ok to reset the Airbag/seatbelt light on Mini Cooper S R56.– Ok to modulate the e-parking brake on a 2012 BMW F10 to enable a rear brake job with rotor replacement.– Module recoding and programming is possible with this tool.– Availability of features of this nature will vary heavily model to model and year to year.– Can register new tire pressure monitoring sensors.– Can do VANOS test, Idle Sync etc for e46 m3.-Can activate the abs unit in order to bleed it on a 2008-011 m3.– Can do battery registrations and coding on BMW and mini cooper.– Be able to code a new battery on 08-2011 M3’s.– To make NT510 is compatible with the early E36 (The car has ads modules for Abs and srs), need the 20 pin adapter ES2992111.– Can reset the adaptations needed after an e46 m3 smg clutch change.– Allow for line code changes when programming car options, such as automatic door locking.– Enable auto rear window defogger for GM5 module on BMW E46. To properly clear the error code you need halos with proper resistance, this will cause the car’s computer to automatically reset the warnings.– I own a 2011 335i N55. Not all features are compatible with all models.-Communicates via the obdII plug in the cabin on the E39 M5 2000, no extra adapters needed.– Whether NT510 can read TPMS codes or not (Specifically to tell which TPMS receiver is malfunctioning), it depends on the vehicle,If your car has the ability to provide this information the tool will be able to pull this data.– can read and reset O2 sensor readiness codes but will not code them off permanently.– Updates can be skipped sequential installation of updates is not required.– Can reset “Right/Left Cornering light” warnings on 2011 335d caused by after-market halo installation.
Using it has a learning curve but there’s ton of tutorials on YouTube and elsewhere that can walk you through most anything. Set up is as easy as following directions. I’ve haven’t used it yet but it it’s more streamlined and handles coding, programming, and flashing.BimmerGeeks have links to all the software on their website’s home page.
Those guys really know their stuff when it comes to this software and offer remote setup if needed.I don’t use my Bav Tech cable anymore. They’re also a great source of info. It can be used with any E series BMW, Mini’s, and RR with the appropriate daten pkgs, all of which are available to download, but it will not work on non BMWs as neither will a BT cable.I use the BimmerGeek cable.
I probably break it out once a yr to make sure it still works and can be used as a back up.
