Believe i got my airbag coded with a new issue showing up

Blacksquid · Post by **Blacksquid** » Sun Jun 29, 2025 7:39 pm

Managed to stumble my way threw the guide posted in my other post on replacing an airbag module I believe i got it working for the most part however I have a new issue present.

Inpa is producing the error 93AC ive back tracked it to my vin not matching and for whatever reason ncs providing a dummy vin in place. Ive been at this for hours, anyone have any info? TIA

bigwinn · Post by **bigwinn** » Sun Jun 29, 2025 9:04 pm

Did you code your vin to the new module?

Blacksquid · Post by **Blacksquid** » Sun Jun 29, 2025 9:28 pm

Soo here's the issue with that and how I figured out it was a dummy vin. The one that auto populated was "WBAAA00000LS201153" very similar to mine which "WBABT32050LS20115" so my first thought was any digit before "L" and after "5" where just place holders. However tried going through that route and wont work. unfortunately won't allow me to change anything in that direction. Tried manually adding my vin. That also threw an error in ncs. What ive come up to is ive either done something wrong or my module won't accept changes and is locked/bricked. I'm just not knowledgeable on this stuff to know where or if I went wrong with it.

bigwinn · Post by **bigwinn** » Sun Jun 29, 2025 9:38 pm

Yeah that’s not right

There is a step in ncs where you code your chassis vin to the new module

bigwinn · Post by **bigwinn** » Sun Jun 29, 2025 9:40 pm

Sorry not ncs- winkfp

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Blacksquid · Post by **Blacksquid** » Sun Jun 29, 2025 9:53 pm

Any way you'd be willing to jump on a screen share with me and guide me? I thought for sure I had followed that process correctly. Issue im running into is a lot of my programs have different inputs. So ive had to kinda rely on chatgpt interpretation and old forum posts ive dug up from 10-20 years ago.

For refrence all the tools im using either came with my d+kcan cable or i downloaded off easy mikes bmw tools.

Blacksquid · Post by **Blacksquid** » Sun Jun 29, 2025 9:54 pm

Also ive had to download like 4 different Daten files due to missing or partial files.

bigwinn · Post by **bigwinn** » Sun Jun 29, 2025 10:02 pm

I’ll send you my step by step guide that may help

Pm me your email

Blacksquid · Post by **Blacksquid** » Mon Jun 30, 2025 5:57 pm

bigwinn wrote: Sun Jun 29, 2025 10:02 pm I’ll send you my step by step guide that may help

Pm me your email

Hey so I followed that guide correctly I believe. After clearing i have now 4 codes in inpa

93E4
93AC error count 2 (this one was there before with only 1)
93E6

2 are seatbelt codes which I don't get where they came from because I never touched them and the other is still the same issue of non-start of system time. (Going purely off chatgpt translate) Ediabas started the time correctly. What am I doing wrong?

bigwinn · Post by **bigwinn** » Mon Jun 30, 2025 6:05 pm

93E4 is related to the key switch to disable the passenger airbag
93e6 also relates to the same- but saying the warning light is circuit open

Is the unit you have coded compatible with the defective one? You checked the list against your original unit?

Blacksquid · Post by **Blacksquid** » Mon Jun 30, 2025 6:10 pm

bigwinn wrote: Mon Jun 30, 2025 6:05 pm 93E4 is related to the key switch to disable the passenger airbag
93e6 also relates to the same- but saying the warning light is circuit open

Is the unit you have coded compatible with the defective one? You checked the list against your original unit?

correct the oem part number is identical

Original was 6935920
New is 6935920

Just to clarify i have 2 of the same in my possession 1 is torn apart and isn't the newly bought one.

enuff_zed · Post by **enuff_zed** » Mon Jun 30, 2025 6:10 pm

Is it a duff module? I always fit the new one and check the codes in it before I start. Should just have one for wrong VIN. Only once that is coded will it then give you a system time error.
So if you have any other codes than that before you start then it could be a bad module.
Once coded you will find it triggers time out codes on the other modules which can easily be cleared.
If you've done everything exactly as the instructions say then time to consider the viability of that module

Blacksquid · Post by **Blacksquid** » Mon Jun 30, 2025 6:16 pm

enuff_zed wrote: Mon Jun 30, 2025 6:10 pm Is it a duff module? I always fit the new one and check the codes in it before I start. Should just have one for wrong VIN. Only once that is coded will it then give you a system time error.
So if you have any other codes than that before you start then it could be a bad module.
Once coded you will find it triggers time out codes on the other modules which can easily be cleared.
If you've done everything exactly as the instructions say then time to consider the viability of that module

When I installed it all i had for codes showing up was incorrect vin. It's vary likely a bad module as it was purchased off ebay in Japan, seller was vary keen on explaining that there was no returns. Unfortunately it was definitely a gamble but the only one matching anything related to what would work for my car.

Blacksquid · Post by **Blacksquid** » Mon Jun 30, 2025 6:29 pm

So is the consensus the replacement module is faulty as well?

enuff_zed · Post by **enuff_zed** » Mon Jun 30, 2025 6:43 pm

Blacksquid wrote: Mon Jun 30, 2025 6:29 pm So is the consensus the replacement module is faulty as well?

If the only code you had was incorrect vin then it is likely it is ok. However, it is hard to tell exactly what has happened in the coding process?

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