[bdbahh]

Need to get my car cleared of codes before I take it in and my friend can't find his cable. I have a 2008 E92 335i.

[Bimmer Barney]

Are you not running a tune capable of clearing codes? I'm running JB4, but sounds like you're looking for a BT cable. Sorry :/

[bdbahh]

Originally Posted by Bimmer Barney

Are you not running a tune capable of clearing codes? I'm running JB4, but sounds like you're looking for a BT cable. Sorry :/

I'm not running a tune at the moment but I had the exhaust vacuum unplugged

[Pharaoh2716]

Hate to jump on, but I also need someone around Santa Barbara to clear codes.

[bdbahh]

Originally Posted by Pharaoh2716

Hate to jump on, but I also need someone around Santa Barbara to clear codes.

Can we all just meet up and have a code clearing party? I'll buy someone in n out i don't care lol

[deluxe 247]

i've heard autozone will read codes for free so im assuming the same tool they use would be able to clear them

[bdbahh]

Originally Posted by deluxe 247

i've heard autozone will read codes for free so im assuming the same tool they use would be able to clear them

I have a friend who works at an autozone in LA and they won't.

[Bimmer Barney]

Right. Autozone won't work. Why not just buy a BT Tool? If you don't have a tune it's probably a must have. Then, let the other guy use it and get yourself free in n out

Why do you need to clear a code if you aren't modded? What am I missing?

[bdbahh]

Originally Posted by Bimmer Barney

Right. Autozone won't work. Why not just buy a BT Tool? If you don't have a tune it's probably a must have. Then, let the other guy use it and get yourself free in n out

Why do you need to clear a code if you aren't modded? What am I missing?

Because an alternative to the golf tee mod for a 335i is unplugging a power cable in the trunk that supplies power to a vacuum. I read somewhere in there that it throws a code, which would indicate the line had been unplugged. I suppose I could play dumb about it and have it plugged in.

Also, I have had a check engine light on since installing my DCI. I fixed (I think) the issue but the "service engine soon" light is still on. I'm taking it to a the dealer I bought it from to have the back bumper re-painted. They re-painted it and fixed a dent before I bought it and the paint has since come off (whooooole other story). I don't want them seeing the check engine light and finding the intake.

[bdbahh]

Originally Posted by Bimmer Barney

k. Why not just buy a BT Tool?

Also, I don't have that money right now to drop haha hence why I'm asking if anyone has it