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Pete7874

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BMW PIDs?
on: June 15, 2011 (GMT)

Hello,

Does anyone know where I can find custom PIDs for BMW?

Thanks!

e90man

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Posts: 11

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: June 16, 2011 (GMT)

Bump

I’d also be interested.

2007 BMW 335i

piemmm

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Posts: 6633

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: June 16, 2011 (GMT)

Best place to start is BMW specific forums and/or searching on Google – as things like extended Ford and GM pids have been found like this. If you find a public source for BMW PIDs I’d be interested too

Pete7874

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Posts: 4

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: June 16, 2011 (GMT)

Yeah, I did try asking on one of the larger BMW forums that I frequent as well as did some google searching, but so far came up empty.

piemmm

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Posts: 6633

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: June 16, 2011 (GMT)

Okay, I’m not too surprised at that as the PIDs aren’t commonly distributed and what information is available on the net has been painstakingly worked out from lots and lots of testing.

I’m currently working on updating the TorqueScan plugin (it was used to help find Knock Retard on some GrandPrix) it needs to be made more userfriendly, and that will happen hopefully in the next couple of weeks. After that I’ll release an update and people will hopefully be able to use it to work out what various sensors could be

Pete7874

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Posts: 4

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: June 16, 2011 (GMT)

That’d be really cool! Keep us posted. Thanks!

biggsxr

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Posts: 1

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: August 1, 2012 (GMT)

Bumpity for PID info on the Bimmers BMW.

I have an E38 1997 740iL. No specific reason, other than I loves my Bimmer.

Paul in Missouri

nseries

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Posts: 1

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: October 15, 2012 (GMT)

Bump

tmichaud

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Posts: 1

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: January 15, 2013 (GMT)

bump –
e82 (n54) pid for oil temp
boost adjustment setting for accurate turbo reads

BlackX5M

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Posts: 1

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: June 18, 2013 (GMT)

Anything on this? Looking for it for my E70 2012 X5M. 4.4L Twin Turbo V8.

Really missing my Mopars and GMs. At least those I can log really easily through just about anything.

jeffcurran

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Posts: 1

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: June 30, 2013 (GMT)

Also looking. Specifically, oil pressure and oil temp. There are sensors on the engine for these, just need to get the data up on the display.

Also, I’m very new to this, but looking for trans temp as well, if possible.

s1bmw

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Posts: 4

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: July 3, 2013 (GMT)

Yeah, oil temp, trans temp and preferably fuel flow rate would be good to have

From Stockholm, Sweden

miguex

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Posts: 2

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: February 28, 2014 (GMT)

Also I need Boost adjustment for BMW (N54, N55, N63, S63)

retsam

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Posts: 1

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: June 4, 2015 (GMT)

+1 on the N54 Boost Adjustment.

F-150Torqued

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Posts: 437

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: June 4, 2015 (GMT)

I stumbled across this site – Its in “Russian”, but I think its a BMW Club. IT HAS _LOTS_ OF BMW PIDS. I downloaded it while digging for FORD PIDs. I just checked and its still there.

http://www.bmwclub.ru/vb/archive/index.php/t-59190.html

Hope it helps.

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54371019

m5james

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Posts: 18

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: November 7, 2015 (GMT)

Bump for an update. I’ve got a 2010 BMW X5M and my boost pressure hasn’t changed from 17.4psi after getting a tune. Someone on Bimmerboost suggested there’s an “actual” vs “commanded” setting, but I only see that for AFR. I’d love to know my real boost before I keep hounding the tuner.

The above link is dead, I searched and found three threads – http://www.bmwclub.ru/vb/search.php?searchid=9515815

FntX

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Posts: 64

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: November 7, 2015 (GMT)

It’s not quite dead – the internet doesn’t forget

http://web.archive.org/web/20150422213854/http://www.bmwclub.ru/vb/archive/index.php/t-59190.html

But these are mostly error codes…

lensenj

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Posts: 1

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: November 24, 2015 (GMT)

Anyone have any luck loading a PID code to get accurate boost? I have 08 335i and recently repaired a vacuum leak (was getting 30ff code). Before the fix vacuum readings were showing -20+ and only reaching 0 under full acceleration. Now I am getting +4 at best under full acceleration.

I changed the vehicle settings under boost adjustment from 0 to 14.7 as I am at sea level. Going to test it out tomorrow. Sound right?

Only been experimenting with the app for a week or so. New to this game.

Running the app on this hardware

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005NLQAHS?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s01

https://goo.gl/photos/KHHBqWiAv7xa7kpz5

https://goo.gl/photos/4ebUrZ33PgKhRAuB6

m5james

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Posts: 18

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: April 25, 2016 (GMT)

Bump for what’s not an isolated issue to just myself.

– Accurate boost readings
– Oil pressure readings would be nice
– Oil temp readings would be nice as well since it’s a vague needle on my dash, point being the information is being fed from somewhere.

DWR

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Posts: 1

Re: BMW PIDs?
on: July 19, 2016 (GMT)

Quote from m5james on April 25, 2016
Bump for what’s not an isolated issue to just myself.

– Accurate boost readings

PID for boost is not unique to BMW. Try PID 70. Forumla is a little tricky. Look at page 59 in this document http://www.slideshare.net/jorgeprofguillen/2011-list-of-obd-parameters

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