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desfox

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Since: Dec 06, 2006
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 8:37 pm
Post subject: RDC control unit location
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Does anyone the location of the RDC(Tire pressure control) control unit
in a BMW E46 2002 model? I have a fault and would like to replace the
module any help is appreciated. THe ETK CD does not show the location
of
this unit.

thanks.

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:47 pm
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desfox DeleteThis @polbox.com wrote:
> Does anyone the location of the RDC(Tire pressure control) control unit
> in a BMW E46 2002 model? I have a fault and would like to replace the
> module any help is appreciated. THe ETK CD does not show the location
> of
> this unit.
>
> thanks.

There is no "unit" - the tire pressure monitoring system is done via
software in the ABS/ASC controller. It compares the rolling diameter of
each tire to the others, and if there is a change in one tire, it
triggers the warning light.

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desfox

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 3:53 pm
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admin wrote:
> desfox.TakeThisOut@polbox.com wrote:
> > Does anyone the location of the RDC(Tire pressure control) control unit
> > in a BMW E46 2002 model? I have a fault and would like to replace the
> > module any help is appreciated. THe ETK CD does not show the location
> > of
> > this unit.
> >
> > thanks.
>
> There is no "unit" - the tire pressure monitoring system is done via
> software in the ABS/ASC controller. It compares the rolling diameter of
> each tire to the others, and if there is a change in one tire, it
> triggers the warning light.
Actually there is a "RDC" control unit of 2002 E46 models. It is behind
the glove box. I found it after doing a through investigation of the
TIS. THe newer models use this technique the older ones use a
transmitter on each wheel and a control unit. THe part numbers are
listed in realoem.com
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 2:11 pm
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desfox wrote:

> Actually there is a "RDC" control unit of 2002 E46 models. It is behind
> the glove box. I found it after doing a through investigation of the
> TIS. THe newer models use this technique the older ones use a
> transmitter on each wheel and a control unit. THe part numbers are
> listed in realoem.com

Can you give a URL to the REALOEM listing? This is really curious since
none of the E46/M3 cars use a separate control unit AFAIK.
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Rohit

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(Msg. 5) Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 5:58 am
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http://realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=ET36&mospid=47639&btnr=36_03...hg=36&f

here you are !
applies to 320/325 etc search for Control Unit RDC. It is located in
the lower slots of the module socket behind glove box.

On Dec 12, 3:11 am, admin wrote:
> desfox wrote:
> > Actually there is a "RDC" control unit of 2002 E46 models. It is behind
> > the glove box. I found it after doing a through investigation of the
> > TIS. THe newer models use this technique the older ones use a
> > transmitter on each wheel and a control unit. THe part numbers are
> > listed in realoem.comCan you give a URL to the REALOEM listing? This is really curious since
> none of the E46/M3 cars use a separate control unit AFAIK.
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