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07-25-2018, 03:58 PM | #1 |
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Problem with Car Access System
2014 F10 535iX
Yesterday I walked by the right (passenger in US) side of my car, and all the doors unlocked and the mirrors folded down. The real disturbing part was some relay in the Car Access System continued to activate/cycle . The sound seemed to be located just behind the fuel access door. I pressed every button on the fob many times until the system stopped making the noise. Today I tested the situation again: With the fob in my pocket I approached the right side from the front, when I got to the middle of the front door-- the doors unlocked and the mirrors unfolded. Approaching from the rear, when I got near the tail light, it happened again. The fob seems to work fine-- locks & unlocks normally from a distance, The Comfort Access works fine from the driver's side (left). I honestly don't mind the Proximity Unlock feature, but the CAS gets stuck in some sort of loop . . . and continues to activate what sounds like a relay. It's a fairly loud sound/clicking. One other symptom that is probably related: When I get in and press the Start Button, I get the message that the car can't start because the fob is not in the car-- I can press the button again, and it starts fine. Anyone have any ideas what can fix this? |
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07-28-2018, 11:01 PM | #3 |
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The sound you're hearing behind the fuel access door is the lock/unlock actuator for the door lid. It only closes when the car is armed, and opens with unlock. I'd say try disconnecting that actuator first to see if it still happens with it unplugged.
If its still happening, it's one of your passenger side door handles that needs replacement. In either case, the issue is not allowing the car to go into complete sleep state and it continues to cycle functions to figure out the issue and ends up slowly draining your battery, hence why you're having the hick up's with key recognition. You know, it's very simple to figure out if you just had a ENET cable? I don't understand how one can own a F-chassis bimmer, be on this forum, and is not pulling hair when they don't have one at hand? lol |
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08-30-2018, 09:07 PM | #5 |
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Note that if you have ista+ or rheingold you can monitor the door handle and see which one is triggering itself without disassembling anything
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