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NewBIMMERfan85 04-26-2007 04:54 PM

My Bimmer Lives
 
Hey peeps my bimmer runs now but I still have a prob my head light I dont know if I got a bad switch or not they come on when you move the high beam on sometimes so waht could it be well thats it. However there another complication I might have to sell it cause my pour butt probably cant keep it going, so I dont know well, Later

mullethunter3 04-26-2007 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by NewBIMMERfan85
I still have a prob my head light I dont know if I got a bad switch or not they come on when you move the high beam on sometimes so waht could it be well thats it.

Could you elaborate? I don't really see what you are saying...

NewBIMMERfan85 04-27-2007 11:05 AM

like ill move the switch up the light will work for a sec then they go out but sometime if i switch the high beams on and off quickly they low beams will come back on

TerryY 04-27-2007 04:29 PM

Look up LKM repair and Mustard relay repair

A soldering iron and a roll of flux core solder fixes most of the light problems on the early E32

$5 worth of capacitors and the same soldering iron fix most instrument cluster problems too.

http://bmwe32.masscom.net/

NewBIMMERfan85 04-28-2007 09:19 AM

Cool
 
Yeah Ive already resolderd the mustard relay any others that could cause probs that I should redo like I also have a prob with the hazard light going off on there own I thought I fixed it but it didnt happen that way.

Oh yeah Ill put up a pic of my bimmer soon too it no anything great but its a bimmer none the less and run great now i got that new crank sensor and the fuel gauge works now to Thanks TerryY for the Info man!!!!!:thanks

TerryY 04-28-2007 10:13 AM

I live to answer technical questions on older big Bimmers. About 4 forums worth

Sticky hazard light switch is most likely cause of random actuation. It is in the finest possible location to collect spilled drinks if I recollect correctly. Sticks partway down.

If that switch is ok, I would suspect the CCM crash control module next.

NewBIMMERfan85 04-29-2007 07:42 PM

those modules are they the little orange things on the top end of the fender

TerryY 04-29-2007 09:24 PM

Orange module are usually related to the air bags.

The crash control module is located under the rear seat but separate from the power distribution panel.

TerryY 04-29-2007 09:33 PM

pictures

http://files.unitedbimmer.com/ub.c/TerryY/frontE32.jpg

http://files.unitedbimmer.com/ub.c/TerryY/rearE32_1.jpg

http://files.unitedbimmer.com/ub.c/TerryY/rearE32_2.jpg

manderin335@yahoo.com 04-30-2007 02:01 AM

what is the year of your car?
It could be the control module under the hood that is the problem with your head lights?

NewBIMMERfan85 05-01-2007 08:48 AM

Now I Just Need A Printer Ahahahaaaa......:(

NewBIMMERfan85 05-01-2007 03:28 PM

well how can u tell if its the CCM for the hazzards and the LKM for the head lights. Cause the CCM I pop the top off I grounded myself first but it got this orange stuff all over it but it look ok so i think its the switch that needs to be cleaned up. Now the LKM how do u check it and how do u take it out.

TerryY 05-01-2007 04:24 PM

Are fuses F2 F3 F6 and F7 good?

NewBIMMERfan85 05-01-2007 05:58 PM

i think i found the prob its one of the wire to the bulb connector it seem to have a break in it so im gonna cut and strip it and reconnect it

NewBIMMERfan85 05-01-2007 06:36 PM

NVM I guess it the LKM cause all the fuses are good but that one light wont come on I havent had any trouble with the hazards so i guess thats it.


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