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WTB: E36 320i Transmission computer
- Thread starter Julian877
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joon
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you have to press it down and slide it out.. don't force it.. I wish I had a diagram to explain..
shine a torchlight in and take a closer look.. once you see how it's held in you'll definitely be able to remove it.. just be patient, it will come out
Julian877;439625 said:
For benefit of any other owner who might need to replace the transmission computer. The key word is press "down".
I have the pics of the "catch" that is holding the unit up, just need to press down at the connector area and it will release the unit.
Unit is called: GETRIEBESTEUERUNG ( which means Gear box in German, my german colleague say so, google say Transmission Control)
