Coding in SF Bay Area?
 

Anybody know of someone? Thanks.

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I'll be interested as well.

Thanks quick, I was hoping maybe one of our members was reasonably local and we could do a "coding day" like the east coast guys.

I knew that. But If you don't get a hook up
At least that's an option.

www.bimmershops.com -----> www.westbaybavarian.com :thumbup:

www.bmwcoding.com


the average rates for coding in the Bay Area INDY shops are:
30min = $60~$75 [depends on how much coding you will need] !
btw SONNEN dealership [in San Rafael] can do coding for FREE if you do your CV boot [+ free rental, + free car wash, minus 15%, + tax = Total around $550 ] !

Copy that. Thanks.

I can code but i havent tried it on other cars beside me ill think about this and see wat i can do by saying coding wat do you want give me examples

Ninja, I'm looking to delete cold weather monitoring for the AE's and license plate lights as well as keeping fog lights on with the high beams.

Oh ye that cold monitoring messes things up I did that on mine umm i did a lot of other things why dont you order the tool urself and do it, it is so easy

Don't know what's needed for coding. I'm not really willing to purchase all the stuff for two changes.

Spend 25$ and have it for life?? Its only one tool

I know a guy. If you come to this, you can meet him.

Dyno Day

You DO know high beams w fogs is illegal right? Also w heavy fog and your high beams on, there's a LOT of reflection from the fog.

Thanks dragon for the heartfelt concern. It's really appreciated. However, I have converted my fog lights to an HID projector that is aimed about 25 feet in front of the car. The only time the high beams and fogs will be on together is when I'm up in the mountains on dark back roads. Hope that works for you.

I'd be very interested also.

I'd be looking for the same codes and disabling amber side lights all the time.

Sorry, wasn't trying to be a smart ass. I just didn't want you to get pulled over by the CHP. Up in the mountains on the backroads, you need as much light as you can get. A long time ago, I ran 55/100w Hellas. Totally illegal headlights on my accord. I actually was able to light up part of the mountain in Tahoe when they were on and never needed more light than that. I never believed fogs really did very much to improve visibility so your HID projectors are a good idea.

Dragon, copy that. Totally get it. I actually had to modify the mounting tabs of projector fogs to get them low enough for my liking. They really work well by giving amazing road detail where I need it.