Thank you for your video that may have helped to solve the same problem. I went through a similar trouble shooting. My scanner found an "A0C1 CAS Output, terminal 50" fault, which is not the same as you had though. Anyway no green relay to be found on my 2013 x5 either, I replaced the 30g black relay on the fuse board but did not solve the problem. So after watching your video I checked the well under the cabin filter box as you did. Also mine was full of water because the drain was clogged by leaves. The drain is quite small. I had about a liter of water in it, probably because the car had been washed the day before. the level of water was just below the electric module, but mine it was still pristine and not dirty or rusted, yet it was clearly splashed with water, which may had caused the intermittent start issue. I drained the well, cleaned as much as I could and then took the car for an half an hour drive, on order to heat up the engine bay and evaporate the remaining moisture. After the drive It still had the starting issues but to a much less extent. Which means it was starting most of the times, but failing once every few starts, I let it sit overnight in my garage and in the morning it started as it should at the first try and for 10 consecutive times. I tried to reproduce starting issue again, by starting the car on ways you are not supposed to, like having the driver door open or with the key fob not fully inserted, but the car has restarted faultlessly al the times and the fault code did not come back on the scanner. Let's see how it goes on the next few days. Thanks!
The part he took out is the integrated supply module. In earlier versions, it sort of looks like a small black network box with fuses running along one side flush to the wall of the box and with a green interior lining. Perhaps your 2010 model has this version?
How did you remove cabin air filter box,i broke mine several points trying to remove it until i gave up,i gonna sell this 3.0sd and remain with x3 e83, it's slower and thirsty but it has been trouble free
Hey I have an bmw X3 I replaced the starter and fuel pump.. plus my crank and cam shaft sensor but no start .. it's an 2007 I can t find the fuel p relay neither
Thank you for your video that may have helped to solve the same problem. I went through a similar trouble shooting. My scanner found an "A0C1 CAS Output, terminal 50" fault, which is not the same as you had though. Anyway no green relay to be found on my 2013 x5 either, I replaced the 30g black relay on the fuse board but did not solve the problem. So after watching your video I checked the well under the cabin filter box as you did. Also mine was full of water because the drain was clogged by leaves. The drain is quite small. I had about a liter of water in it, probably because the car had been washed the day before. the level of water was just below the electric module, but mine it was still pristine and not dirty or rusted, yet it was clearly splashed with water, which may had caused the intermittent start issue. I drained the well, cleaned as much as I could and then took the car for an half an hour drive, on order to heat up the engine bay and evaporate the remaining moisture. After the drive It still had the starting issues but to a much less extent. Which means it was starting most of the times, but failing once every few starts, I let it sit overnight in my garage and in the morning it started as it should at the first try and for 10 consecutive times. I tried to reproduce starting issue again, by starting the car on ways you are not supposed to, like having the driver door open or with the key fob not fully inserted, but the car has restarted faultlessly al the times and the fault code did not come back on the scanner. Let's see how it goes on the next few days. Thanks!
Man this is great video. Thank you for sharing you did good job on diagnosis
do you have sparks when this happens?
What year is your X5? im currently working on a 2010 and i dont see that module under the cover mentioned in your video
The part he took out is the integrated supply module. In earlier versions, it sort of looks like a small black network box with fuses running along one side flush to the wall of the box and with a green interior lining. Perhaps your 2010 model has this version?
How did you remove cabin air filter box,i broke mine several points trying to remove it until i gave up,i gonna sell this 3.0sd and remain with x3 e83, it's slower and thirsty but it has been trouble free
Hey buddy on a 2007 x5 4.8i where is this part don’t find it in the plastic container
Where did u get it
So what’s the actual name of the part? #2012 BMW X5 diesel owner
It’s called a “supply module”.
Hey I have an bmw X3 I replaced the starter and fuel pump.. plus my crank and cam shaft sensor but no start .. it's an 2007 I can t find the fuel p relay neither
Ekp module where is located I cant find it there!
Mines was full of water i changed that part still no start
Good Job
Did you ever find out where your fuel pump sensor goes? I'm having the same problem finding mine on a 2014 BMW X6.
Rear where he first was next to the passenger tail light
I’m having the same problem not finding the fuel pump relay fuse
Best of the best five star
is e53 3.0d ffited with that module?
De la x4 donde puedo hacer corta corriente ?
It's in front behind glove box
Question is the bmw x5 2007 e70 they have the same module?
I don’t think it’s the same. I have a 2008, and I couldn’t find the same looking supply module under the air vent.
Your supply module should look like a black box with fuses down one side, and a long green receptacle section for the inputs.
Are this diesel?
What is the part number of the module you changed? Where can you buy this part?
It's the integrated supply module (Z11) by part number 12637591534. For F chassis anyway. Dealer should have it for about 150.
What’s the name of the part?
Power distribution ISM module
Hendro Santoso what’s the part number
@@hendrosantoso1461 can u pls make a video to show where is it located
@@MrBosshoggin82 is 2007 bmw x5 e70 have cannot find a part
@@hendrosantoso1461 i have 2007 bmw x5 cannot find one