ABS warning, error code CC-ID 354

sargetony · 06-04-2010, 11:57 AM

I took my car in for servicing a month ago and about a week ago, I started getting an ABS and Driver Stability error through the iDrive. When I check thru the computer, it says CC-ID 354.

The ABS warning comes on for anywhere from 10 secs to 5 mins and then just goes away.

Any idea what this code means and could it be that they did a bad job bleeding the brakes when they flushed them?

Thanks,
Tony

WikidBimmer · 12-26-2020, 03:59 PM

So, on each wheel there is a senser. Well, it’s actually behind the knuckle/knee.
If you remove the wheel and look behind the strut against the wheel well you’ll see a plastic box. Two wires coming out of it. One leads to your break pads and the other leads to your ABS senser. Remove it with small Allen wrench and you can see it may have damage on the end from rubbing. Simply put a washer in between and reattach the senser. This is a quick fix until you can have it properly repaired by a technician.

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sargetony Private First Class 10 Rep 124 Posts Drives: 2011 E92 M3 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Colorado Springs, CO iTrader: (0) Garage List 2011 BMW M3 [0.00] 1989 BMW 325is [0.00] 2008 X5 3.0si [0.00]	ABS warning, error code CC-ID 354 I took my car in for servicing a month ago and about a week ago, I started getting an ABS and Driver Stability error through the iDrive. When I check thru the computer, it says CC-ID 354. The ABS warning comes on for anywhere from 10 secs to 5 mins and then just goes away. Any idea what this code means and could it be that they did a bad job bleeding the brakes when they flushed them? Thanks, Tony __________________ Tony 11 E92 ///M3 M-DCT 08 X5 3.0si 89 E30 327is 06 E60 ///M5 (retired), 08 E82 135i (retired), 86 E30 318i (retired)
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WikidBimmer Registered 0 Rep 1 Posts Drives: 07 BMW 328i Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: Tulsa Oklahoma iTrader: (0)	So, on each wheel there is a senser. Well, it’s actually behind the knuckle/knee. If you remove the wheel and look behind the strut against the wheel well you’ll see a plastic box. Two wires coming out of it. One leads to your break pads and the other leads to your ABS senser. Remove it with small Allen wrench and you can see it may have damage on the end from rubbing. Simply put a washer in between and reattach the senser. This is a quick fix until you can have it properly repaired by a technician.
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