My Video shows how to remove and replace a BMW battery on a 3 Series E90. I go over tips and tricks and what to watch out for while doing the removal and ins…
My Video shows how to remove and replace a BMW battery on a 3 Series E90. I go over tips and tricks and what to watch out for while doing the removal and ins…
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And thats why i lov e old cars !
also, I have installed DieHard battery black into BMW 3series 2006 ,model.
no registration required. it was a plug n play kind.
Hello, Thanks for the great comment. I am glad my video was helpful 🙂
I agree. These modern cars are madness is this all this technology
necessary.
thanks….
This is often an extra plug for a transport wire when the vehicle was new.
Nothing goes to this wire if it is the one I am thinking of 🙂
Thank you. Thanks for the comment 🙂
There should be no need. You will not lose your presets for the radio only
the time and date. I do not like to use these on a BMW to prevent any
issues by holding voltage while replacing the battery.
The E90 battery is one of the most complex 🙂 Thanks for watching and the
great comment. Unfortunately there is no way to check battery life. A
common life span of a BMW battery is 5 to 6 years. The tell tale sign of a
weakening battery is that the crank may start to seem a bit sluggish on a
cold day. Keeping a battery fully charged if you do short distance driving
or if the vehicle sits will also help prolong battery life.
Love this comment!!! I agree 🙂 !
Excellent Vid, Thanks
Excellent video, my BMW 3 series battery was totally dead, can’t even jump
start it.I almost thought of towing my car and take it to dealer but it
would cost me atleast $1000 to get this replaced. Thanks alot for sharing
this wonderful video, it was really easy to replace battery after watching
your video. Keep up the good work.
Do you have to code the car to have it accept a new battery?
The reason to code a BMW with a Battery replacement is if you are changing
battery types or amp hours. If you are going from a white non AGM to a
black AGM coding tells the vehicle of the change so it can charge
differently. But I know people that have not bothered with any coding that
do not have any problems after replacing and changine the battery. Normally
if the same battery is put in, it is “registered” to the vehicle which then
the vehicle keeps a battery log of replacement.
Excellent Video. I was able to replace my battery after watching this video
on the 20006 BMW. I have one question though – I ended up with a “extra”
(blue and red) wire which came for the power cable fixed to the side of the
trunk. (i believe its the same one seen in the video at 10.20). Any idea
where it goes? Thanks