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Hello again Sondra
Simon Atkinson and I both answered your query and we both mention parasitic battery drain. None of us mentioned a 'battery reset' and as far as I am concerned, I have never heard of anything like that. A battery is an inert box of lead and acid that holds a charge that you put into it. The engine control module monitors it and BMW being who they are DO in fact have a BATTERY RESET procedure!!
Check the fuse. If fuses are good, check the battery in the remote. If that is good, try unhooking the negative battery cable for 10 seconds and reconnecting it.
This could come from a variety of places... in no particular order... the "new" CPS is bad (get another one)... The battery is weak or has low voltage (replace battery)... The DME may need an update / DIS CD 30.0 or higher... dealer or good Independent shop can do this) last one to look at is the fuel filter (replace)
TRY CHECKING THE ALARM BOX, I HAVE A 2001 525IT WAGON AND MY ALARM BOX IS LOCATED IN THE RIGHT REAR BY THE BATTERY, TRY DISCONNECTING IT AND OPEN IT UP SOMETIMES CONDENSATION GETS IN THERE AND CAUSES THAT ISSUE.
i have seen on more than one occasion the new ALT going bad after about a week or so you may want to check your charging system again and see if you can warr out the alt if it is bad
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