OBC fault
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- LOOPYLEE1965
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- LOOPYLEE1965
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- LOOPYLEE1965
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- LOOPYLEE1965
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he is amind full of mystycal e30 trickery seek him out and he shallLOOPYLEE1965 wrote:u think he might know dan??
perform the miracle u require
he has the knowledge
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in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
- LOOPYLEE1965
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Have you tried disconnecting the battery? make sure you have the radio code if required....
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- Brianmoooore
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Sorry, I'm not the one to ask about OBCs. I can't set the time on my own without consulting the handbook, and even then there's a fair bit of trial and error.
Only advice is to check all the connectors are in fully if they're likely to have been disturbed, and to disconnect the battery and set it from scratch as E30Mark suggests.
Only advice is to check all the connectors are in fully if they're likely to have been disturbed, and to disconnect the battery and set it from scratch as E30Mark suggests.
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