EPROM - Replacement/Application Chart Order Form

1994 BMW 318is (E36) L4-1796cc 1.8L DOHC (M42)SECTION EPROM - Replacement/Application Chart Order Form
Group 24
Automatic Transmission

Bulletin Number
24 04 96

Woodcliff Lake, NJ
August 1996
Product Engineering

SUBJECT:
EPROM Replacement/Application Chart

MODEL:
E31, E32, E34, E36 and E38

Situation:

The EPROM Replacement/Application chart is to be used as a quick reference table whenever a CUSTOMER COMPLAINT is received and it is deemed necessary to replace an EPROM in either the engine control module (DME) or in the transmission control module (AGS/EGS). The chart contains the following information:

^ Model:
Model for which EPROM is applicable

^ Engine:
Specific engine application

^ Body:
Body style for which EPROM applies

^ Control Module:
Specific control module version into which EPROM can be installed.

^ Production:
Production date range for which EPROM can be used.

^ Application:
Specific problem or fault that EPROM will address.

^ S.I. Reference:
Location where more detailed information can be obtained

^ Part Number:
Specific BMW part number that can be ordered

^ Tester ID/ Software #:
(Transmission Control Module ONLY) - If this number/code is displayed on the control module identification screen, then that part number is already installed and a more detailed troubleshooting procedure must be followed.

Two laminated charts will be sent to every automotive BMW dealer at a cost of $2.00 per chart.





Additional EPROM charts can be ordered from Product/Service Engineering (using the enclosed pre-printed order form).

Item No. Description Qty. Price

SD 92-083 EPROM Application Chart 1 $2.00



RENDER: 1.0x

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