How to Clear the Electronic Steering Wheel Code on a BMW
Tuesday, February 25, 2014 | Labels: a, bmw, clear, code, electronic, how, on, steering, the, to, wheel | 0 comments |
You can clear the electronic steering wheel code on your BMW right from your home garage, saving yourself time and money. The BMW comes standard with an On-Board Diagnostics computer that receives and stores trouble codes sent to it from sensors positioned throughout the vehicle, including from the electronic steering wheel. After repairs have been made, the computer codes need to be reset so any warning lights shut off and the computer can continue to properly monitor the mechanical and electrical functions of the vehicle.
Instructions
- 1
Pop up the hood of your BMW and prop it up with the safety bar.
2Locate the negative battery terminal. Find the clamp on the terminal, which has a nut on top of it. Loosen that nut with a wrench. Slide the clamp off of the negative battery terminal, making sure it doesnt touch metal or the positive terminal.
3Wait 30 minutes while the computer resets itself, thus clearing all codes.
4Reattach the clamp to the negative terminal and tighten the nut. Lower the hood of the car.
5Put the key into the ignition and start the engine. Verify the electronic steering wheel light is shut off the instrument panel.
