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How to View CC-ID Codes in BMWs

Model: BMW BMW Various
Part: Onboard computer

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Accessing BMW CC-ID codes in E87, E90, E60, X5 E70, and other BMW cars will provide additional information about the car's condition and can help diagnose certain faults and issues. You can determine which bulb is blown, which wheel is indicating low air pressure, why the cruise control is not functioning, the status of AdBlue, and much more.

Turn on the car's ignition. Navigate through the menu using the arrow keys.

Then follow this procedure to view hidden messages in the check menu by holding down the BC button, and you will get the result.


Updated on 18 May 2026 by ScegliAuto


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