BMW i3 i01 Battery Degassing Control Unit Module 7625079

The BMW i3 i01 Battery Venting Control Module is a specialized component from the Electronic Control Modules and Controllers group, designed to manage the high-voltage battery venting process in the BMW i3 generation i01. A properly selected module ensures stable operation of the high-voltage system, supports operational safety, and facilitates professional diagnostics and servicing of the BMW electric vehicle.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7625079
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7625079
• Substitutable numbers: 7625079, 61277625079
• Category: ECUs & Computer Modules

Purpose and Function in the High-Voltage System

The presented module is dedicated to controlling the traction battery venting process in the BMW i3 i01. Its task is to supervise the operation of the venting system, which is crucial for monitoring battery operating parameters and maintaining proper conditions within the battery compartment. Thanks to this component, it is possible to maintain stable cell operating conditions and ensure correct interaction with other vehicle controllers.

As part of the original energy management system, the module collaborates with other onboard controllers, transmitting and receiving signals necessary for the proper functioning of the entire high-voltage system. This type of solution is particularly important in electric vehicles, where precise battery status control affects range, safety, and component longevity.

Benefits of Using an Original BMW Module

Using an original control module in the BMW i3 i01 ensures software and operating parameter consistency with the vehicle's factory configuration. For the user and service center, this means:

• reliable integration with the car's existing electronic architecture,
• easier diagnostics using factory service tools,
• maintaining predictable high-voltage system responses to changing operating conditions,
• reducing the risk of communication errors between controllers.

A component from this group is particularly important for repairs of vehicles after collisions, traction battery replacements, or when troubleshooting errors related to the high-voltage system.

Product Characteristics and Service Application

The offered module belongs to the Electronic Control Modules and Controllers category, meaning it is designed to operate within the vehicle's complex controller network. The product is sourced from dismantled vehicles, making it a cost-effective solution while maintaining the original manufacturer's specifications. This type of part is often chosen by workshops specializing in BMW electric vehicles that are looking for proven components for professional repairs.

In practice, the module can be used both for replacing a damaged component and in comparative diagnostics when it is necessary to rule out a specific controller fault. A properly selected component allows for the restoration of correct battery venting system operation without the need to interfere with other sub-assemblies.

Integration with Other BMW Electronic Modules

In modern BMW vehicles, including the i3 i01 model, electronic modules form an extensive network communicating via data buses. The battery venting control module is one element of this network, so its proper functioning impacts collaboration with other controllers responsible for energy management, safety, and diagnostics. Replacing it with an original component from the same controller family helps maintain configuration consistency and reduces the need for additional adaptations.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the control electronics area in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as comfort controllers, energy management modules, or safety system controllers, check the available parts in the BMW Electronic Control Modules and Controllers category.

Technical Support and Operation of BMW Modules

When working with BMW electronic modules, including controllers used in electric vehicles, proper approaches to diagnostics, coding, and selecting parts from dismantled vehicles are crucial. It is worthwhile to consult materials describing practical aspects of BMW electronics servicing, such as multimedia systems, body modules, or engine controllers. Extended information on working with used controllers, their adaptation, and best service practices can be found in the article Years of Driving Pleasure – How to Care for iDrive Systems and Electronic Modules in BMW 3 and 5 Series Models Using Parts from Dismantled Vehicles?.

For those interested in the broader context of using parts from dismantled vehicles in automotive, including the impact of such solutions on the environment and operating costs, a material on the circular economy may also be helpful, available at the link Circular Economy in Your Garage – How Choosing Used Parts from Dismantled Vehicles Truly Supports Environmental Protection and Your Wallet?.