E60 535D LCI new battery

razvanrzz01 · 12-10-2024, 11:03 AM

Hi,

I had to replace the battery on my 535D LCI. I only did the registration with Bimmerlink. The old battery was 90 Ah AGM and the new one is OEM 92 Ah AGM. Do I need to code it or it is ok only that I did the registration of the new one with Bimmerlink?

Thank you!

javi_530d · 12-13-2024, 06:32 PM

you need to code everytime you change your battery but i dont think the ecu will allow you to change it to 92 ah, and 90ah is pretty similar,
i just changed mine yesterday from 110ah to 95ah, and i had to code to 90ah because it wont allow me to set 95ah using ncs expert, no in your case i dont think you need to code to 92 ah since is pretty similar, i would check in any case with ncs expert that the last battery was coded to 90 ah

razvanrzz01 · 12-14-2024, 07:00 AM

Thanks for the answer. Bimmerlink detected in the ECU a 90 AGM. I used the option to register a new battery and that was all. I don t have access to another tool for the moment but will watch the voltage and charging state from Bimmerlink, if it is not working properly I will try to code it

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razvanrzz01 Registered 0 Rep 2 Posts Drives: BMW E60 535D LCI Join Date: May 2023 Location: Romania iTrader: (0)	E60 535D LCI new battery Hi, I had to replace the battery on my 535D LCI. I only did the registration with Bimmerlink. The old battery was 90 Ah AGM and the new one is OEM 92 Ah AGM. Do I need to code it or it is ok only that I did the registration of the new one with Bimmerlink? Thank you!
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javi_530d New Member 0 Rep 7 Posts Drives: e60 530d 2005 Join Date: Oct 2024 Location: spain iTrader: (0)	you need to code everytime you change your battery but i dont think the ecu will allow you to change it to 92 ah, and 90ah is pretty similar, i just changed mine yesterday from 110ah to 95ah, and i had to code to 90ah because it wont allow me to set 95ah using ncs expert, no in your case i dont think you need to code to 92 ah since is pretty similar, i would check in any case with ncs expert that the last battery was coded to 90 ah
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razvanrzz01 Registered 0 Rep 2 Posts Drives: BMW E60 535D LCI Join Date: May 2023 Location: Romania iTrader: (0)	Thanks for the answer. Bimmerlink detected in the ECU a 90 AGM. I used the option to register a new battery and that was all. I don t have access to another tool for the moment but will watch the voltage and charging state from Bimmerlink, if it is not working properly I will try to code it
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