In situations where the CCC iDrive needs a repair, BMW owners usually drive the car to a repair service, but some try to personally identify the cause based on information they find online. With the right guiding, it can be a quick and painless process. Your unit appears to be malfunctioning and you’re thinking of an iDrive repair? Before you proceed, we recommend to make sure you really have a CCC failure. BMW owners who want to send us their faulty CCC for an iDrive repair.DYI-ers who want to try some tricks to get their CCC to work.Regular BMW owners who need to diagnose a faulty CCC unit.The information in this article is meant for: In this article we discuss how to correctly diagnose a faulty CCC (Car Communication Computer) iDrive avoiding unnecessary costs and what is the best option to have it repaired. Most of them seem based out of the UK, while I'm in the U.S.Your CCC iDrive is malfunctioning? The CCC iDrive is prone to a few common failures. Now my question is that is sending it to one of these 'services' reputable and was wondering if anyone had a similar experience. However, I have also stumbled across a couple of services that you ship your CCC to them and they fix it for max I have seen is $500, hovering around $300 for this service (I am also assuming all costs of shipping are covered my me + the reprogram of the dealer of $300). I have also found the OEM used parts on Ebay for around $700 + cost of dealer to reprogram ($300). I have done some due diligence and found that for the dealer to replace the CCC and reprogram it looks like it'll be $1200-1500. I have changed my own serpentine belt, water pump/thermostat, just recently did the starter (didn't break the crank breather hose the 10% woo lol). I usually work on my own cars not only to save some money here and there, but I love learning about how it works (and my advisor at the dealer knows that he can't bs me). So I own a 2006 325i e90 and the CCC is doing the boot up logo screen of death.

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