I checked RDC module in INPA and was getting error messages indicating all four corners were unreadable as well as a general RDC module error. Q3: I am having an issue coding my new module as I was having a TPM light as well. As soon as I did that TPMS activated and is working perfectly! I ended up doing a factory reset on the module by using the manipulation profile and an empty MAN file. I was able to read the RDC module, a SG-RESET on it did not work. UIF – the following do not have VIN numbers: 01 MRS, 17 EKP, 19 VGSG, 29 DSC, 36 TEL/MULF, 56 FZD – is that normal?ĮM – all modules OK with the following stored errors: 20 RDC – 604D E0, 72 FRM – 9CB5 22Ī2 (01): Are you able to read the RDC module in NCSexpert? If not, the reset did not take and you may have an issue with the expert profile. I have tried SG-Reset on the RDC module, still have the TPMS Inactive message. Once they are set up, use expert mode profile to reset the non responsive module. Can you provide instructions on how to get the new module programmed/coded to make my car happy?Ī2: First, get your tools all setup following the guide below. I only have 2 profiles Dummy and Default. I am a total noob to NCSexpert – I just bought the cable on .uk and it came with a software CD. Q2: I too am plagued with TPMS Inactive message on my 2011 335, upon removal of the original RDC module (located behind the rear passenger wheel) it sounded like there was something inside the module so I bought a new module – it is the latest part number available (not the same as I removed.) Q1: More guidance on what module you reset in NCS expertĪ1: The RDC module needs to be reset using “SG-RESET”. Once reset, start to drive and the car will initialize the module and after a short drive (2 blocks for me) the OBC/CIC will give the check tire pressure message and allow a full reset of the TPMS system. Once the Module (SG-reset) is initialized you will be able to reset the TPMS/RDC in the CIC or on the OBC and read the module in NCSexpert. You must do a SG-Reset and then the car will be able to communicate with it. When you replace the module NCSexpert will not be able to communicate with it.

If you have a RDC module go bad and just swap the module for a new one, the car will not communicate with the module and stay deactivated with the warnings on the dash and if you have it, in the CIC. BMW E90/ E92 /E93 RDC Module does need to be set to the car when replaced and can be done with NCSexpertand D-can cable.

Ncs expert profile setup