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Discussion in ' GS Boxers ' started by fudgypup , Aug 1, Log in or Join. Adventure Rider. What does "RDC" in the tire pressure monitor stand for? Joined: Mar 9, Oddometer: 2, It's probably German for tire pressure monitor or something, right?

Bmw rdc

Remember Me? Welcome to the ultimate BMW X3 community. Private First Class. I recently bought a BMW X3 model. The car is showing error message "Tyre pressure monitor RDC failure" few minutes after startup. I have checked the tyre pressure manually and its perfectly fine. Appreciate 0. Yes Rheingold will show you the timestamp and much of whatever else you need to know. I was getting that message intermittently for a while. The tyre shop said that my sensors were all fine when he tested with his professional tool, but Rheingold showed that the rear left sensor had a low battery. Thanks for the info. Originally Posted by marc x.

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Remember Me? First Lieutenant. Well had the car two weeks and just got my first fault. RDC failure, no tyre pressures can be monitored. I see a lot of these errors across the web, just looking for a bit of advice, should I just go direct to Bmw as the car is still under warranty? Also wondering what I need to do if I change the tyres to non run flats?

Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. After replacing the RDC module trying to reset it. Below is what I am using and what I am getting. Any help or tips is much appreciated. CPP coapiRunCabd 6 [ Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions.

Bmw rdc

JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. Our website uses cookies to provide the best browsing experience. By continuing to use website you agree to our cookies policy. You can always change it on your browser settings at any time. I Agree More information. Tire pressure monitoring system known as RDC is based upon pressure sensors in each wheel and responsible for controlling whole tyre pressystem in car. Tire pressure monitoring system RDC is basically an electronic system installed in BMW to monitor tire air pressure and alert the driver when it falls dangerously low than standard. Since ; BMW has started offering most of its vehicles with pre-installed tire pressure monitoring systems RDC to ensure that in case of a run-flat tire, driver is quickly informed via this electronic system. It is easy to get installed TPM system in any good mechanical workshop; if not provided at factory level for your model.

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I was driving to Loch Lomond from Kippen over the weekend and the roads around there are horrendous! Good to hear it's sorted. Doesn't help me stay at the right pressure if it doesn't know what the pressure is. ADV Sponsors. Sign up. Remove the rdc from the holder by unclipping the front cover and slide it out from the holder. Find More Posts by efe. Find More Posts by 3-GT. I have the same problem now, you have found the solution? Find More Posts by brokeboi. I was getting that message intermittently for a while. You need to "baseline" Leave tyres to go cold. Anyone have any thoughts? Log in. Appreciate 0.

As your car speeds down the highway or navigates tricky terrain, it's the TPM that's keeping a vigilant eye on each tire's pressure, ready to alert you if anything goes amiss. However, like every intricate system, the TPM isn't immune to problems. And if there's one component that often plays the villain, it's the wheel sensor.

Come join the discussion about performance, modifications, classifieds, troubleshooting, maintenance, and more! Find More Posts by efe. Joined: May 15, Oddometer: Location: Maryland. Thread Tools. All times are GMT Remove the rdc from the holder by unclipping the front cover and slide it out from the holder. Without the TPM I would have left and it would have stopped me who knows where. Please consider creating a new thread. Second Lieutenant. Originally Posted by 3-GT. Even simpler than that, I didn't do anything!