F80 M3 ACSM Error

[Elysian]

Hey Everyone,

Not sure if anyone is able to shed some light but I recently performed an EDC delete for a friend as he upgraded to Coilovers and after completing the VO coding of the various modules I was then presented with a driver restraint error and have been unable to clear it using Esys, Esys Transmitter and even Tool32.

Below are the errors I'm seeing in the ACSM module. (This was provided from Tool32)

Fussgängerschutzsensor vorne Mitte: Kodierdaten stimmen nicht mit Ausstattung ueberei
Pedestrian protection sensor, front center: Coding data do not match with equipment

Airbagsensor-Cluster (high g x-y-Richtung): Kommunikationsstoerung
Airbag sensor cluster (high g x-y direction): communication fault

Fussgängerschutzsensor: Kodierdaten stimmen nicht mit Ausstattung ueberein
Pedestrian protection sensor: Coding data do not match equipment

I've tried VO coding ACSM but still nothing the error does not clear even after re-locking the module with Transmitter or Tool32

Any pointers or help would be hugely appreciated it

[kubax86]

Originally Posted by Elysian

Hey Everyone,

Not sure if anyone is able to shed some light but I recently performed an EDC delete for a friend as he upgraded to Coilovers and after completing the VO coding of the various modules I was then presented with a driver restraint error and have been unable to clear it using Esys, Esys Transmitter and even Tool32.

Below are the errors I'm seeing in the ACSM module. (This was provided from Tool32)

Fussgängerschutzsensor vorne Mitte: Kodierdaten stimmen nicht mit Ausstattung ueberei
Pedestrian protection sensor, front center: Coding data do not match with equipment

Airbagsensor-Cluster (high g x-y-Richtung): Kommunikationsstoerung
Airbag sensor cluster (high g x-y direction): communication fault

Fussgängerschutzsensor: Kodierdaten stimmen nicht mit Ausstattung ueberein
Pedestrian protection sensor: Coding data do not match equipment

I've tried VO coding ACSM but still nothing the error does not clear even after re-locking the module with Transmitter or Tool32

Any pointers or help would be hugely appreciated it

Looks like it just wrongly coded. Code it using original FA (ACSM) and it should be fine.

[Elysian]

Originally Posted by kubax86

Looks like it just wrongly coded. Code it using original FA (ACSM) and it should be fine.

Kuba, thanks for the nudge do you think once I've re-added 2VF back into the FA and coded this I will be able to remove it?

[Rogeren]

did you fix this?