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txyaloo 07-17-2013 08:34 PM

Can someone whose RLS is working correctly post a trace from their GM3?

diddy0071 07-18-2013 11:38 AM

Also interested in coding, I'm in Northern California.

icuc 07-18-2013 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by diddy0071 (Post 947135)
Also interested in coding, I'm in Northern California.

Let me know if you are interested in remote coding and I can ship my cable.

CrazyOneToo 10-23-2013 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by patrickkc (Post 905563)
mirror fold cannot be done.
door autolock at certain speed can be done.
rain sensor to close roof is really stupid and shouldn't be done. (not tested on E53 though)
Highbeams with low beams I want to try too. xenon + halogen highbeams on together? (need to test)

Everything else mentioned in the above posts can be coded.

What about a gong for headlights being left on?
If thats an option what section is it listed under?
I have BMW Scanner 1.4.0.

CrazyOneToo 10-23-2013 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by TerminatorX5 (Post 907758)
Dennis, did you get it already done, or you are jsut recapping the list?

How are you doing the coding for your X5 or cars??

BMW Scanner??? Im confused. :(

Ricky Bobby 10-23-2013 02:12 PM

We code using NCSExpert, not BMW Scanner.

Seems more and more people are popping up with this BMW scanner when its not a factory software and I don't know what it does lol!

The Romanian software package many of us have bought from Ebay comes with DIS/GT1 for diagnostics as well as INPA, NCSExpert for coding, and SSSProgman for some factory coding options if you choose to use it

CrazyOneToo 10-23-2013 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Ricky Bobby (Post 960716)
We code using NCSExpert, not BMW Scanner.

Seems more and more people are popping up with this BMW scanner when its not a factory software and I don't know what it does lol!

The Romanian software package many of us have bought from Ebay comes with DIS/GT1 for diagnostics as well as INPA, NCSExpert for coding, and SSSProgman for some factory coding options if you choose to use it

It allows options to be turned on or off with a few simple clicks of a mouse/trackpad. I just plug my laptop in the OBD port (via USB), start the software, and turn the key on, click to SCAN my car.... then go looking for what I can and want to change. It has a nice user interface. Its for us who can't (or won't) program options via lines of coding. Its pretty reasonably priced also. The software comes with the device. I also bought the underhood pacman port adapter for my E46. And....no need to translate the options from German. :D

tmv 10-23-2013 03:23 PM

NCSExpert is much more powerful than BMW Scanner

fmugur 10-23-2013 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by tmv (Post 960739)
NCSExpert is much more powerful than BMW Scanner

tmv is right. I have both and there is a limited set of options in bmw scanner than you find in NCS although bmw scanner is much easier to use if you don't want to do complicated stuff. Mostly, bmw scanner has pretty much all you need for basic coding.

pezho405 10-23-2013 09:19 PM

Hey is it possible to code out your speed limiter for the non sport n62 4.4?

Or any way to make the car think its a sport 4.4


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