If you have replaced the pads and sensors(right front, left rear) put the ignition key to position 1 and wait until the brake warning dummy light goes off. If it stays on you probably have a faulty sensor. Take the old sensor plug it back on and short circuit the two exposed tiny 2-3mm metal pads using a flathead screwdriver or whatever metallic. Turn the ignition key to position 1 and wait until the light goes off. If it does then the replacement sensor is bad, if it doesn't go off, the warning light panel is bad. The sensor is just a closed loop of wire. When the brake pad is worn enough, it scrapes the plastic off the sensor until it erodes the wire causing an open circuit, triggering off the light.
No, you must use an SRS reset tool or go to the BMW dealer and have them reset the airbag sensor light. There's no way of doing it without the tool. I've tried jumpering wires to reset but never worked.
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If your E46 is equipped with a tire pressure monitoring system, the reset button is located on the control panel below the radio.
In the boot
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The easiest way is to get hold of a little reseting tool that can be found on ebay. it resets the servicing lights
Go to autozone they do it for free
The BMW E46 M3 was first launched in Germany where the first BMW E46 M3 was built. The BMW E46 M3 was first introduced in October 2000 and was produced from 2001 to 2006.
The car needs to go on to diagnostic equipment for the codes to be read, the fault needs to be diagnosed and remedial action taken the codes can then be cleared & the warning light can then be reset.
yes, but you would have to get an m3 subframe to go with it...LOTS of $$$
if your butt is itchy then yeaa
That means you have a fault in your electronic throttle control, take your BMW to a reputable import shop or your local BMW dealership.