BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit repair

Select repair type

Regular price €275,00
Sale price €275,00 Regular price
Tax included.

Possible airbag error codes for this car:

BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit repair bei Airbag24

Airbag24 repariert defekte Airbag-Steuergeräte professionell und kostengünstig. Sowohl Privatkunden als auch Werkstätten können ohne Anmeldung bestellen und von schneller Bearbeitung, 2 Jahren Garantie und Plug&Play-Installation profitieren.

Airbag24 arbeitet mit modernster Diagnosetechnik und spezialisierten Reparaturverfahren. Weil defekte Steuergeräte oft nur einzelne Komponenten betreffen, kann eine professionelle Überholung deutlich günstiger als ein Neukauf sein.

Unsere Vorteile: Keine Anmeldung erforderlich, direkter Online-Bestellprozess für B2B und B2C Kunden, express Versand und umfassende Qualitätsprüfung. Das reparierte Steuergerät funktioniert wie ein Neuteil.

Part number of the control units in this car

Possible error codes

Notes

If it is determined that the control unit is not defective, only a flat-rate test fee will be charged

What is a BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit?

The BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit is the central safety unit in the vehicle, activating all occupant restraint systems such as airbags and seatbelt pretensioners in the event of an accident. It continuously monitors sensor data, stores important crash information, and ensures precise activation of the modules to provide optimal occupant protection.

It receives signals from impact sensors and decides in milliseconds whether to deploy the airbags.

The connection to the vehicle network is made via CAN bus to ensure smooth communication with other control units and diagnostic devices.

Why is the BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit defective?

The BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit can fail due to internal components being damaged by age, overvoltage, or an accident, leading to malfunctions or complete failure. Warning lights often illuminate on the dashboard or the system no longer communicates properly, necessitating immediate BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit repair.

A common reason for a defect is a stored crash data record after an accident that blocks the function of the control unit.

Internal short circuits, water damage, or software errors can also cause the airbag control unit to break and require diagnosis.

Common error codes for BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit repair

During a BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit repair, specific error codes such as 93D7 and B1000 are common indicators of internal control unit problems or communication disruptions. These codes directly indicate hardware or software errors within the airbag control unit itself and require a precise diagnosis to correct the defect.

  • Error code 93D7: Airbag control unit internal control unit malfunction. This indicates a hardware or software error within the airbag control unit.
  • Error code B1000: Control unit communication error. This code indicates a communication disruption between the airbag control unit and other vehicle systems or the diagnostic tool.

Which part numbers are relevant for the BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit repair?

For BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit repairs, the OEM part numbers 13044110 / P15360503 and 9495911 are crucial as verified references. These numbers guarantee correct compatibility and a successful repair, as they are specifically designed for the BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit, preventing incorrect orders.

  • 13044110 / P15360503: This is a genuine BMW part number for the airbag control unit of the BMW X2 F39, confirmed several times by independent sources.
  • 9495911: This number is another, presumably OEM alternative for the airbag control unit module, listed for BMW X2 F39 compatibility.

Functionality and features for the BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit repair

The functionality of the BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit is crucial for its repairability: It receives data from crash sensors, controls airbag deployment, and stores accident information. These features enable targeted diagnostics and repair, as errors can be read out and the unit can be reset after a crash to restore it to full functionality.

The control unit evaluates impact data in milliseconds and decides whether to activate front, side or head airbags.

After an airbag is deployed, the control unit stores the event data, which is essential for later repair of the airbag control unit.

Repair often involves erasing crash data and checking internal software and hardware for corruption.

Installation position and connections for the BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit repair

The BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit is typically mounted in the interior, often under the center console, to protect it from external influences. When repairing the BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit, correct removal and handling of the bright yellow airbag connectors are crucial to prevent accidental deployment and ensure safety.

It is connected to airbag modules, seat belt pretensioners and crash sensors via vehicle wiring harnesses.

Before repairing, it is imperative to disconnect the battery to cut off any power supply to the system.

Precise assembly with special fasteners ensures vibration resistance and optimal electrical contacts for the full functionality of the repaired control unit.

Special features and variants of the BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit repair

BMW X2 F39 airbag control units are modular and support various airbag types, increasing the complexity of repairs. Variants may contain different firmware versions tailored to the vehicle's equipment. A professional repair of the BMW X2 F39 airbag control unit therefore comprehensively checks both hardware and software to restore compatibility and full functionality.

These control units are designed for integration with modern driver assistance systems that further increase occupant safety.

Although the gas triggers and airbag modules must be replaced after an airbag is deployed, the control unit can often be repaired through a specialized control unit repair.

This offers a cost-effective alternative to completely replacing the module.

How do I recognize a defective airbag system?

The most obvious sign is the illuminated airbag warning light on your dashboard. Even after an accident with deployed airbags, the system components must be checked and usually replaced.

How long does an airbag repair take

Depending on the defect and component, a repair typically takes 1-3 business days. In urgent cases, we can often offer faster solutions.

Is a repair cheaper than buying a new one?

Definitely! A professional repair often costs only 30-50% of the new price. Especially with expensive control units from Mercedes, BMW, or Audi, you can save several hundred euros.

Didn't find your car? We can probably still help!