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 Cannot read codes but TPS is ok! 
		
		
		I cannot read the diag codes on my e30 325is 87.   
	I tested the tps at it's connector, it works as it should with the pedal idle, slightly pressed and WOT (continuity 1st terminal & GND, none, continuity 3nd terminal and GND). I also tested it at the DME connector (per Bentley) and the TPS terminals also work as they should. Why can't I read the codes? I have tried several combinations and none work. The check light turns on about a second after the key is put into the ON position, regardless if the pedal is depressed or not. I have tried WOT x 5 -- IDLE x 5 -- WOT, IDLE x 5 -- IDLE, WOT x 5 within the 5 second period and none work. The check light will just stay ON and nothing happens. What do you guys think?  | 
		
 I think mine doesnt work either and It came about early 88 to fully be readable 
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 Oh and also, I unplugged the o2 sensor and ran the car for about half a minute today.  The check engine light didn't even come on.  I take it that's not good? 
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 Are your S.I. batteries in good shape? 
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 Not certain that they are, however the check light stays on if you put the ignition into ON and not start the car. 
	Can the SI batteries still be a source of trouble?  | 
		
 I have the same problem with my 86 325es.  I can't seem to get my ecu to throw out any fault codes.  I've followed the Fault Code article and everything pyro-rwd tried, but nothing.  I have checked my SI batteries (Type CR14250SE, 3volts) and both read 3 volts on my DMM.  Weird thing is...I can turn the CHECK ENGINE light off via the overhead (near rearview mirror) status CHECK button.  Two presses of this button will put a pause on the blinking.  Is there something that I have to reset in order to get the codes? 
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 you have now entered the zone Luke. 
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