2008 X5 reset computer

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Asked by Bcd0327 Jul 01, 2018 at 07:57 PM about the 2008 BMW 5 Series

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Wife killed her battery on her 2008 X5 while
cleaning it (radio and ac going) I jumpped it now
have a bunch of warning lights ABS, Parking brake.
Not sure how to reset the computer don't need a
big bill from BMW to plug a code reader and hit a
button

4 Answers

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I disconnected the battery for 10 min put it back in now I can't get it to start. Auto Zone checked the battery its fine. Charged it and won't turn over at all. Checked all the fuse no luck with starting now

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Ok. Simply. Turn the steering wheel to the left and then the right all the way a few times. This will reset the error for the all wheel drive. Next you will have to go-to a shop to program the new battery too the car. About 50 to 60$. This should fix everything

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