Speedometer, cruise, odometer not working and ABS light on

Hello,

Oh boy, sound like it has gone haywire on you. I'll try to help and get your through this. May I ask what happened the first day things went wrong? Did it just happen overnight and first start of the day the dash lights all crazy and things not working? For the moment reset the computer, your overnight disconnect wont work, you have to disconnect both battery terminals and short them together for 30 seconds. Lets see what happens with that.
Let me know,
Tom

Here is the description of the speed display system. It's tied to the ABS. Has your ABS been giving you trouble lately? What functions of the car aren't working? You have all these lights but what exactly is and is operating? Just from all the different things I'm leaning towards a module. Scanning the CAN system which is the system that allow all the different modules to communicate with each other.
The speed indication function is equipped with various types of speedometer depending on the vehicle model.

The instrument cluster receives the position signal tw from the anti-lock brake system (ABS)/automatic stability control (ASC)/dynamic stability control (DSC) control unit. In this way, the instrument cluster electronics (IKE) controls the speedometer, total odometer reading and trip odometer reading displays.

The instrument cluster derives the speed from the position signal tw and from the position pulse number (K-number) stored as coding data in the instrument cluster electronics (IKE). In addition, the instrument cluster makes available a speed signal (speed-A) for the connected control units. The speed information is made available in the form of a telegram on the instrument bus (I-bus) and body bus (K-bus). Knowing what happened will save us time in pin pointing the problem.

Here is another thing that will help us along. The color the lights are lighting up. I just attached the chart for that.In this system the instrument cluster has a module for the systems that handles all of what you are having trouble with. It's probably the issue, Please get me the codes you got from scanning it to.

But I'm thinking it the integrated instrument cluster module that is your problem. It's the only place all those circuits or systems are run together. I will look for a test for bench testing it or maybe the scanner will pick that up.

Here is how you scan the CAN

https://youtu.be/InIlnsjOVFA

Let me know,

Thanks,
Tom
2CarPros

Hello,

What app were you using where you had a tablet hooked to the system? You must have a Bluetooth data plug. Is that right?

Hi,

You indicated it was scanned. I understand what you mean by the speed sensor being off. However, do you have the exact codes that are stored in the system? I want to look up the specifics to what you have and hopefully find diagnostics specific to the problem.

Let me know.
Joe

Hi,

Okay, the codes you provided are mostly engine related, but the one that stands out to me is the 214 which is related to speed sensor A. However, I need to know the build date of your vehicle. See pic 1. Also, note that the code translates to a P0500.

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Let me know.
Joe

Take a look through these diagnostics and let me know if you have checked what is recommended.

2001 BMW X5 3.0i (E53) L6-3.0L (M54)
Wheel Speed Sensor
Vehicle Brakes and Traction Control Antilock Brakes / Traction Control Systems Testing and Inspection Component Tests and General Diagnostics Wheel Slip Control DSC5.7 (DSC 5.7 Dynamic Stability Control With (Off-Road Vehicle or All-Wheel Drive)) Switches, Sensors (Functional Tests) Wheel Speed Sensor
WHEEL SPEED SENSOR
Wheel Speed Sensor Transmits Implausible Signals Or No Signals
The control module for traction control (CU) monitors the signals of the wheel speed sensors (RDF) to ensure they are present and plausible.

Possible Cause(s) of Fault:
- Electromagnetic irradiation
- Wheel blocks briefly on driving off (e.G. Brake disk frozen solid when driving off on ice)
- Changed air gap between RDF head and impulse wheel
- Sensor head contaminated by metal filings
- Moisture has entered RDF
- Cable defective
- RDF defective
- CU defective

Storage Condition(s):
- Implausible speed signal
- Missing speed signal

Troubleshooting Procedure:
- Visual inspection (cables and fitting): Check RDF and supply lines for correct installation and damage.
- Visual inspection (sensor head): Remove RDF and check whether the sensor head is damaged or soiled.
- Check of wiring: Check the supply and signal wires between RDF and CU.

The following checks only make sense if there are faults:

Caution: If there is a break in wiring to an RDF, the CU interrupts the power supply to the corresponding RDF. Prior to a check of the signal or voltage supply, there must therefore be a check of the electric wires.

- Check of the signal voltage:
Signal voltage OK: continue troubleshooting
Signal voltage not OK: replace RDF

- Check of the voltage supply:
Voltage supply OK: replace RDF
Voltage supply not OK: continue troubleshooting

- Check of the internal resistance in the CU:
Internal resistance OK: replace RDF
Internal resistance not OK: Replace CU

Note:
- The CU detects a disconnected RDF and interrupts the power supply
- CU replacement, see Service functions