BMW E36 IHK Fault Codes and Diagnostic Procedures

BMW E36 IHK Fault Codes and Diagnostic Procedures

Fault CodeComponentDiagnostic Description
1Temperature Selector Wheel - RightCheck the connection of the black component plug PIN 21 to the right temperature selector wheel. Also check that there is at least approx. 5 volt voltage on the temperature selector wheel. If no fault is found, the component should be replaced.
4Heater Sensor - RightCheck the connection of the white component plug PIN 25 to the right heater sensor. Measure the unplugged temperature sensor, which should show at least a voltage of 5 volt. If necessary, replace the heater sensor.
7Vaporizer SensorCheck the connection of the white component plug PIN 22 to the vaporizer sensor. On the disconnected temperature sensor, the voltage should be at least approx. 5 volt. If the connection is operative, the component should be replaced.
10Outside SensorCheck the connection of the white component plug PIN 23 to the outside sensor. On the disconnected temperature sensor, the voltage should be at least approx. 5 volt. If the connection is operative, the component should be replaced.
13Inside SensorCheck the connection of the black component plug PIN 21 to the inside sensor. On the disconnected temperature sensor, the voltage should be at least approx. 5 volt. If the connection is operative, the component should be replaced.
16Inside Sensor BlowerCheck the connection of the blue component plug PIN 18 to the inside sensor. If the connection is operative, the component should be replaced.
25Temperature Selector Wheel - LeftCheck the connection of the black component plug PIN 22 to the left temperature selector wheel. Also check that there is a voltage of at least 5 Volt. If the connection is operative, the component should be replaced.
28Heater Sensor - LeftCheck the connection of the white component plug PIN 24 to the heater sensor. Measure the unplugged temperature sensor, which should have at least a voltage of approx. 5 volt. If the connection is operative, the component should be replaced.
31Air Quantity Selector WheelCheck the connection of the black component plug PIN 23 to the air quantity selector wheel. There should be a voltage of approx. 5 volt on the selector wheel. If the connection is operative, the component should be replaced.
34Layering Selector WheelCheck the connection of the white component plug PIN 21 to the layering selector wheel. There should be a voltage of approx. 5 volt on the layering selector wheel. If the connection is operative, the component should be replaced.
40Water Valve - LeftCheck the connection of the black component plug PIN 5 to the water valve. If the connection is operative, the component should be replaced.
44Climate Relay / Additional Blower RelayCheck the connection of the blue component plug PIN 22 to the Climate relay. If the connection is operative, the additional blower relay should be replaced.
46Water Valve - RightCheck the connection of the black component plug PIN 12 to the water valve. If the connection is operative, the water valve should be replaced.
47Decoupling Relay Air ConditioningCheck the connection of the black component plug PIN 18 to the Motronic relay. If the connection is operative, the relay should be replaced. NOTE: Check the additional blower relay first.
48Rear Window Heater RelayCheck the connection of the blue component plug PIN 20 to the rear window heater relay. If the connection is operative, the relay should be replaced.
52Fresh Air Flap MotorCheck the connection of the blue component plug PIN 10, 11, 12 and 13 to the fresh air flap motor. Also check that there is a voltage of 12 volt on the motor. If the voltage and the connection are operative, the fresh air flap motor should be replaced.
55Air Flow Flap MotorCheck the connection of the blue component plug PIN 6, 7, 8 and 9 to the air flow flap motor. Also check for a voltage of approx. 12 volt at the motor. If the voltage and the connections are operative, the air flow flap motor should be replaced.
61Layering Flap Motor - RightCheck the connection of the blue component plug PIN 23, 24, 25 and 26 to the right layering flap motor. Also check that there is a voltage of approx 12 volt at the motor. If the voltage and the connections are operative, the layering flap motor should be replaced.
92Connection Fault on Connector 50Check the connection of the black component plug PIN 1 for short circuit or disconnection!
94Standing Heater / Standing VentilationCheck the connection of the white component plug PIN 17 and 20 for short circuit or disconnection!

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