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E39 ABS/DSC issue
« on: 01 November 2016, 11:02:42 »
Using the very helpful guide here... http://www.bimmerforums.com/forum/showthread.php?1395944-HELP!-ASC-ABS-Problem-E39-523i

Suspicion fell towards the osf sensor as the gearbox is playing silly buggers in automode and not changing up to 4th or 5th... manually is fine. Speedo and cruise control also working as normal

I have dug out the multieter. For some reason, my meter registers the resistance on all four sensors as an overload, both forwards and backwards :-\

But, the diode readings are all between 1.941 and 1.974v and all OL in reverse. Also all four sensors also produce a voltage when the wheels are spun, increases with wheel speed.

From this, would it be reasonable to assume that the issue is most likely with the ECU itself?

Will pull the osf wheel in order to double check sensor is clean, just to rule it out...
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #1 on: 01 November 2016, 12:32:55 »
Right, wheel off... Sensor removed and cleaned, but looked ok :-\



Wiring checked between sensor plug and ecu plug and intact, diode voltage at sensor matched reading taken at ecu plug.

All back together and lights went out once the car moved. Gearbox back to normal too...

Osf wheel bearing needs doing sooner rather than later so it might be that with the slight play that the sensor 'lost sight' of the hub :-\
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #2 on: 01 November 2016, 12:40:58 »
Most sensor related failures I have seen have been wheel bearing or the reluctor rings failing/cracked.

Usually gives an incorrect signal code or similar, when viewing live data you get a lower speed on that corner.
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #3 on: 01 November 2016, 12:49:23 »
Reluctant rings on these are built into the bearing seal
... Will replace bearing before sending the ecu off ;)
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #4 on: 01 November 2016, 15:04:57 »
Lights are all back on again...  >:( speedo, cruise and gearbox all working as normal...
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #5 on: 01 November 2016, 15:14:27 »
Have you read codes front ecu ?
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #6 on: 01 November 2016, 15:25:59 »
Quote from: Doctor Gollum on 01 November 2016, 15:04:57
Lights are all back on again...  >:( speedo, cruise and gearbox all working as normal...

Speed signal for rear wheel drive vehicles is usually derived from the rear wheels  :y

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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #7 on: 01 November 2016, 15:52:54 »
Quote from: henryd on 01 November 2016, 15:14:27
Have you read codes front ecu ?
That will be my next port of call, but don't have the facility.

Cruise and box now not working... Cruise and speedo come from either side rear, as per bimmerfest guide, nsf is steering yaw reference and osf is box...

Fault could lie with the steering column sensor as I get the airbag light on cold damp mornings, clears once car is warm.
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #8 on: 01 November 2016, 16:05:49 »
Is the E39 an OBD shaped port or the older round diag port under the bonnet?
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #9 on: 01 November 2016, 16:37:32 »
OBD port next to drivers cubby :y
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #10 on: 01 November 2016, 18:55:10 »
Quote from: aaronjb on 01 November 2016, 16:05:49
Is the E39 an OBD shaped port or the older round diag port under the bonnet?

I've seen a few with both :-X
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #11 on: 01 November 2016, 19:29:15 »
Quote from: henryd on 01 November 2016, 18:55:10
Quote from: aaronjb on 01 November 2016, 16:05:49
Is the E39 an OBD shaped port or the older round diag port under the bonnet?

I've seen a few with both :-X
Haven't noticed one in the engine bay :-\ but definitely one in the drivers cubby ;)
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #12 on: 01 November 2016, 21:25:56 »
If mine works you can always use it :y
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #13 on: 02 November 2016, 15:36:41 »
Al, I have the diagnostic lead and BMW INPA software that will do codes, live data, and actuator tests etc on all systems.

If you wish to borrow it just say the word :y
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Re: E39 ABS/DSC issue
« Reply #14 on: 12 November 2016, 17:44:53 »
Codes read, cleared and returned as soon as car moved...

Right Rear Wheel Sensor Speed Signal Implausible. Or words to that effect...

Have removed, cleaned and refitted sensor to no avail.

Would it be reasonable to assume that this sensor is toast?
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