I bought this exact same scanner from this video bc nobody does this and bmw qouted me a starting price of $300 PSHT 😂 luckily amazon got it delivered in the next day so I was just able to do this! Thank you sir
Thanks my guy nobody else has used the Foxtel on UA-cam,or atleast not showing the full process.Thanks so much I have a new battery I want to install an u just helped out like crazy.My the most high cover you in blessings
Without accessing the cars DME info with INPA (one tool source for example) you can't confirm weather the battery capacity change has been 'coded'. Date change is battery 'registration' (which can also be confirmed using INPA). Unclear weather this tool can battery code, or register until it's confirmed through accessing the DME info.
You said you replaced the battery with one of a different capacity -- but nowhere on the scan tool did you actually enter the new battery's capacity...?
@Meadowgate Works Thank you, very helpful! Quick question: I bought a Foxwell NT510Elite scanner and the manual says the new battery must be of the same type & capacity as the original, but I see you registered (in your video) a different spec battery with the same scanner. In my case, I have SSB 49ext(not sure if it is AGM) and now replacing it with Interstate H8(49) (AGM), the "CA" and most likely the "aH" rating are different and the type (AGM) as well. I want to confirm if this(Foxwell NT510Elite) scanner is suitable to perform the registration? Also, in your video under the option#2 Register Battery exchange screen: Do I need to execute both the options #2 (High/lower capacity) & #3 (change for normal leadacid battery to AGM) considering my situation or just #2 is good enough ? Thank you for your support and help.
Yes you should be able to register with the scanner I used and yes perform both option 2 and 3 but you can can’t at the same time so perform registration with option 2 then do it one more time with option 3.
@Meadowgate Works I registered it successfully. I perform both options 2 & 3 one after the other, both were executed. The code it picks up before the final step in both cases are same, Iam thinking option#2 alone is good to register higher/lower + Acid to AGM battery changes, not sure why Foxwell scanner has 2 separate options. Anyhow it was a good exp altogether, again thanks @Meadowgate Works!
I'm trying to replace the battery on my 2010 BMW X3 im using a Foxwell NT510 And it's not showing one of the steps you're showing on the video voltage supply 🤔
i don’t know what kind of battery i need i went to a shop and they ripped me off saying you need a different battery it’s not the right one but can’t tell me what battery i need i got a 2009 328i e90 bmw what battery do i need
If you have a car manual, in it you can find what kind you need. It should tell you voltage which is 12v, CCA (cold cranking amp) which should be about 900. RC (reserve capacity) which should be about 160. A (amperage), which should be about 900. Ah(amp hour) which should be about 90. Also physical size of the battery on bmw most times is bigger than most cars, but you can see that just by looking at it. Autozone or any main stream auto parts store should be able to get you one based on the specs from the manual.
Also if you go to autozone.com as soon as you are on the website, at the top it will have option to add your vehicle. Enter year, model, make and what ever else they need. Then in search bar type in battery, search, and it should give you couple of options. Now you can compare these options and specs with specs in your manual. If you can’t figure it out, you can stop by bmw dealer and ask what exactly you need, then by it somewhere else if it’s too expensive at the dealer.
I bought this exact same scanner from this video bc nobody does this and bmw qouted me a starting price of $300 PSHT 😂 luckily amazon got it delivered in the next day so I was just able to do this! Thank you sir
@@annaaa510 that is great, good job
Thanks my guy nobody else has used the Foxtel on UA-cam,or atleast not showing the full process.Thanks so much I have a new battery I want to install an u just helped out like crazy.My the most high cover you in blessings
Glad to help
EXCELLENT-Have the exact scan tool, will use it to register my battery, I do have a bad battery
That's what I am looking for.thank you so much
Easy and precise 👍🏽👍🏽 thanks buddy
Without accessing the cars DME info with INPA (one tool source for example) you can't confirm weather the battery capacity change has been 'coded'. Date change is battery 'registration' (which can also be confirmed using INPA). Unclear weather this tool can battery code, or register until it's confirmed through accessing the DME info.
You said you replaced the battery with one of a different capacity -- but nowhere on the scan tool did you actually enter the new battery's capacity...?
Yeah, it didn’t ask for it, I think it just needs to know it’s different, no issues with mine since installing
Thanks so much bro🤘🏽🤘🏽🤜🏾🤛🏾
You got it
@Meadowgate Works
Thank you, very helpful!
Quick question: I bought a Foxwell NT510Elite scanner and the manual says the new battery must be of the same type & capacity as the original, but I see you registered (in your video) a different spec battery with the same scanner.
In my case, I have SSB 49ext(not sure if it is AGM) and now replacing it with Interstate H8(49) (AGM), the "CA" and most likely the "aH" rating are different and the type (AGM) as well.
I want to confirm if this(Foxwell NT510Elite) scanner is suitable to perform the registration?
Also, in your video under the option#2 Register Battery exchange screen:
Do I need to execute both the options #2 (High/lower capacity) & #3 (change for normal leadacid battery to AGM) considering my situation or just #2 is good enough ?
Thank you for your support and help.
Let me do some checking but I would think both options if possible
@@MeadowgateWorks Did you had a chance to check ? awaiting your response. Thank you!
Yes you should be able to register with the scanner I used and yes perform both option 2 and 3 but you can can’t at the same time so perform registration with option 2 then do it one more time with option 3.
@@MeadowgateWorks appreciate your efforts. Thank you! I will try and update you tomorrow.
@Meadowgate Works I registered it successfully. I perform both options 2 & 3 one after the other, both were executed. The code it picks up before the final step in both cases are same, Iam thinking option#2 alone is good to register higher/lower + Acid to AGM battery changes, not sure why Foxwell scanner has 2 separate options.
Anyhow it was a good exp altogether, again thanks @Meadowgate Works!
Thanks glad to hear
AWESOME! THANKS!
I'm trying to replace the battery on my 2010 BMW X3 im using a Foxwell NT510
And it's not showing one of the steps you're showing on the video voltage supply 🤔
Does it have power supply option instead of voltage supply, sometimes not all 510’s are 100% same
@@MeadowgateWorks No power supply or battery. I'm going to update the scanner on my PC
@@nw-videos9223 have you ever figured out I can't find mine either and I own a bmw Z4 2006
i don’t know what kind of battery i need i went to a shop and they ripped me off saying you need a different battery it’s not the right one but can’t tell me what battery i need i got a 2009 328i e90 bmw what battery do i need
and i put the new battery in while doing this right?
If you have a car manual, in it you can find what kind you need. It should tell you
voltage which is 12v,
CCA (cold cranking amp) which should be about 900.
RC (reserve capacity) which should be about 160.
A (amperage), which should be about 900.
Ah(amp hour) which should be about 90.
Also physical size of the battery on bmw most times is bigger than most cars, but you can see that just by looking at it. Autozone or any main stream auto parts store should be able to get you one based on the specs from the manual.
Also if you go to autozone.com as soon as you are on the website, at the top it will have option to add your vehicle. Enter year, model, make and what ever else they need. Then in search bar type in battery, search, and it should give you couple of options. Now you can compare these options and specs with specs in your manual.
If you can’t figure it out, you can stop by bmw dealer and ask what exactly you need, then by it somewhere else if it’s too expensive at the dealer.
I was told you have to pay a subscription to register battery on nt510
No I didn’t
Good to know. I should have bought this one.. but I purchased the cree one 189.99
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