I like the fact that it's always with me, as I keep the lead in the boot. It's also available for CrApple devices too.

Apparently the E85/E86 WILL NOT work with the Carly Bluetooth dongle, so they recommend the USB which comes with the adaptor to connect to Micro USB on your phone/tablet. Simple to use and programming can be done in a minute.

I got pee'd off with the BCables one, so returned it for a refund and bought the Carly for BMW app (£40) and the genuine USB lead (£29) This works a treat on my Galaxy S7 Edge, I've turned off the airbag light after removing the passenger door airbag when repairing the window winder mech last week, and also turned on a lot of the options like disarm flash, windows work when doors open and a good few others. My own Bluetooth dongle would not read any codes other than basic engine ones.

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In many cases the B800 is advertised wrong, for example: This applies to my SIR3 tool and the BOA which I sold, as well as the B800 tool from China, see also here In this case connect the srs tool to the 20-pin diagnosis port in engine bay, because the OBDII port is mainly for engine diagnosis, same for oil and inspection reset. One more note: some BMW have the 20-pin round diagnosis port in engine bay plus a OBDII port near the steering wheel. I was able to read the fault code (passenger seat occupancy mat was broken) and after repair I could reset the srs light.

Same applies for the cheap chinese version B800 srs reset tool you can buy in the auction house, I bought one for testing and comparing with my tools. Our SRS/Airbag tool is not compatible with any BMW built before 1994.' We have received reports of a 'perpetual' 01 code on the model year 2000, 323i. Flagship BMWs, such as the 7 series, are the least likely to be compatible. Our SRS/Airbag tool compatibility falls off sharply around mid 2002.

Models available for most BMWs built between 19, Known Incompatibilities:.

According to their website : 'R5/SRS Features: You might be lucky with the Peake SRS tool. shogun, do you still have the e36 reset tool for sale? please let me know at.

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