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Yes, first thing is to verify that your car does in fact have the
keyless option under the seat as mentioned. could have been removed, not be working or was never installed in the car at all. anyone can have a key made on the keyless blank. once you verify if you have it or not you can go further such as trying to reprogram the system.
95 E34 530I V2.37
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There will be no keyless module under the rear seat for his car.
It's (so I've been told) apparently integrated into the EWS unit.
The antenna for the keyless is in the rear view mirror base.
I have a EWS-II schematic, I'll dig it up after work.
Owner - Willamette Valley Motor Sports, LLC
that would be awesome if you could.
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Okay, upon further research, I think I've found a possible culprit.
There is, in addition to the EWS-II control module, a EWS-II Transmitter/Reciever module, part no. 61358379502.
Perhaps yours has issues. It appears to be a <$75 part, and I'd guess it'd be easiest to start here. Replacing the EWS-II control module is a costly ordeal requiring your car to be re-keyed and coded.
If you find your Tx/Rx module, it might be labeled with part no. 61358362337, which is the original version of the Tx/Rx module.
Hope this helps!
Ps, if you have any trouble, PM or email me. I'll help as best I can.
Owner - Willamette Valley Motor Sports, LLC
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