BMW Defect Code Lookup Tool


NOTE: This tool only works with BMW defect codes, which are 8 digits long and have another 2 characters, which may be digits or letters, at the end. If you have a code that doesn't look like that, it isn't a BMW defect code and this tool cannot interpret it. If your code starts with a letter and then has 3 or more digits - for example, "P0230", you have an OBD-II diagnostic code. If your code doesn't look like either a BMW defect code or an OBD-II code, it is a code from a proprietary tool and you will need the manual for that tool to decode it. Peake Research is one such tool frequently used on BMWs.
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Extraneous text may be included and will be searched for anything that looks like a BMW defect code.

NOTE: In order for defect codes to be detected, they must end in in a recognized suffix. This application currently recognizes 00 / A5 / BI / BL / DT / ER / MP / RT / SA / SP / UW. If your codes end in something else, please change them to end in 00 before pressing the "Lookup" button.
Questions or comments? Email me at terri-defecttool@glaver.org
This is an experimental utility subject to modification or removal without prior notice.
Application date: Sat Oct 28 16:14:34 EDT 2006
Database date: July 2017
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