BMW F30 3 Series Coding DIY - Code Auto Start Stop, DVD, Folding Mirrors, Etc. - Page 73 - BMW 3-Series Forum (F30 / F32)

Frogman · 12-31-2012, 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by dos1973

is this the same, as when i would have ordered the extenden BT?
This means all feture of the exteneded bT would be codable?
actually Office function should work also with this? isnt't it

I have 6NL (with Extended BT) on my 2012 F30.

My combox part number is 9 257 153-01.

shawnsheridan · 12-31-2012, 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Frogman

I have 6NL (with Extended BT) on my 2012 F30.

My combox part number is 9 257 153-01.

Yes, and you have a Telematics Combox (w/ BMW Assist), not a Media Combox.

There are no differences (e.g. Bluetooth) between the two except Telematics (BMW Assist).

Yobyot · 12-31-2012, 05:58 PM

Well, some interesting news others who are concerned about coding might find interesting.

I brought my car in for service because the hood wouldn't latch.

While in the shop, they applied a "recall" to the car, SIB 61 36 12. (Does anyone have access to the bulletin? I'd like to know what it was for.)

Two things: the reprogram wiped all the options -- disclaimer is back, weather band is gone, fob control of the mirrors is gone, etc. Second, the dealer didn't say a word about the coding and, apparently, the car took the "reset to factory" just fine.

So, those of you who are worried that your dealer will notice the coding need not worry any more.

mdallas · 12-31-2012, 06:23 PM

..so I had this the other day at the dealer:

"....and found fault code stored for coding DME and CAS moduls,performed test plans indicate to reprogram vehicle per SIB# 61 38 12
cleared faults and programmed vehicle."

...sounds like they know......

2013 F25 35i

chip2058 · 12-31-2012, 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yobyot

Well, some interesting news others who are concerned about coding might find interesting.

I brought my car in for service because the hood wouldn't latch.

While in the shop, they applied a "recall" to the car, SIB 61 36 12. (Does anyone have access to the bulletin? I'd like to know what it was for.)

Two things: the reprogram wiped all the options -- disclaimer is back, weather band is gone, fob control of the mirrors is gone, etc. Second, the dealer didn't say a word about the coding and, apparently, the car took the "reset to factory" just fine.

So, those of you who are worried that your dealer will notice the coding need not worry any more.

Had this the other day too. It's a recall involving the FEM_Body module and electrical shorts due to the original coding (from my understanding). They rebuild the car to the latest version which unfortunately is 48.2 (which I don't believe is available yet).

They knew I had programmed the car because they commented on finding the OBD cable in my glove box while fixing trim. I don't think they care.

Well while I may have lost all my fantastic programmed options I now have the pleasure of seeing the BMW text logo on the dashboard when I unlock the car. What a fantastic recall! (sarcasm)

Yobyot · 12-31-2012, 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by chip2058

Had this the other day too. It's a recall involving the FEM_Body module and electrical shorts due to the original coding (from my understanding). They rebuild the car to the latest version which unfortunately is 48.2 (which I don't believe is available yet).

They knew I had programmed the car because they commented on finding the OBD cable in my glove box while fixing trim. I don't think they care.

Well while I may have lost all my fantastic programmed options I now have the pleasure of seeing the BMW text logo on the dashboard when I unlock the car. What a fantastic recall! (sarcasm)

Thanks.

I always had the BMW text.

Would I be foolish to try re-coding the options with the previous level of PSDZdata I have (not sure of the level)?

shawnsheridan · 12-31-2012, 07:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mdallas

..so I had this the other day at the dealer:

"....and found fault code stored for coding DME and CAS moduls,performed test plans indicate to reprogram vehicle per SIB# 61 38 12
cleared faults and programmed vehicle."

...sounds like they know......

2013 F25 35i

No, it does not. Those fault codes can be caused by anything. They have no way of knowing if they were coding induced.

The car had fault codes as happens, and they cleared them and reprogrammed the car. This is normal stuff to them, coded or not.

shawnsheridan · 12-31-2012, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Yobyot

Thanks.

I always had the BMW text.

Would I be foolish to try re-coding the options with the previous level of PSDZdata I have (not sure of the level)?

No, you wouldn't be. Worst case scenario is that you will encounter a module(s) that you simply cant read the coding data from, and you will get a [C012] missing CAFD error in E-Sys; however, you can do no harm.

The newer the PSdZData you are using, the less likelihood of that occurring is, so you would want to use 48.1 if at all possible.

shawnsheridan · 12-31-2012, 08:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chip2058

Had this the other day too. It's a recall involving the FEM_Body module and electrical shorts due to the original coding (from my understanding). They rebuild the car to the latest version which unfortunately is 48.2 (which I don't believe is available yet).

They knew I had programmed the car because they commented on finding the OBD cable in my glove box while fixing trim. I don't think they care.

Well while I may have lost all my fantastic programmed options I now have the pleasure of seeing the BMW text logo on the dashboard when I unlock the car. What a fantastic recall! (sarcasm)

If you don't like the new BMW Logo, you can change it to the M-Performance Logo I think with KOMBI / BMW_LOGO = mpm:

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Yobyot · 12-31-2012, 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by shawnsheridan

No, you wouldn't be. Worst case scenario is that you will encounter a module(s) that you simply cant read the coding data from, and you will get a [C012] missing CAFD error in E-Sys; however, you can do no harm.

The newer the PSdZData you are using, the less likelihood of that occurring is, so you would want to use 48.1 if at all possible.

Thank you very much for the advice! I think I am using 46.3.

If you wouldn't mind PM'ing me with links for something more recent, I'd appreciate it.

Happy new year!

Yobyot · 12-31-2012, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by shawnsheridan

If you don't like the new BMW Logo, you can change it to the M-Performance Logo I think with KOMBI / BMW_LOGO = mpm:

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This is so freakin' cool! Almost as good as actually having the M Performance package!

shawnsheridan · 12-31-2012, 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Yobyot

Thank you very much for the advice! I think I am using 46.3.

If you wouldn't mind PM'ing me with links for something more recent, I'd appreciate it.

Happy new year!

PM sent.

Yobyot · 12-31-2012, 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by shawnsheridan

PM sent.

Thanks!

kon · 01-01-2013, 02:53 AM

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Originally Posted by shawnsheridan

This is the same Combox unit that comes with 6NK, so you should be able to code Office as well. Of course you will need a phone that supports Bluetooth Message Access Profile (MAP).

Require fsc code for office? Or code in as new fa? Is there an option code for office?

kon · 01-01-2013, 03:34 AM

Anyone tried this in KOMBI?

GPS_UHR
Kommentar=Uhrsynchronisation ueber GPS aktivieren

Google translate:
Comment = Clock synchronization by GPS enabled

demge01 · 01-01-2013, 03:49 AM

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Originally Posted by shawnsheridan

Quote:

Originally Posted by dos1973

Yes, I have one...

And that my friend is a HARMAN ECE BMW Combox Blutooth Module, P/N 9 257 150-01.

So, now we know your E-Sys SVT wasn't lying to you.

You have 6NH Bluetooth Basic and a Combox.

Shawn how easy are these to fit, set up and add the relevant CAF etc?

kon · 01-01-2013, 03:55 AM

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Originally Posted by shawnsheridan

If you don't like the new BMW Logo, you can change it to the M-Performance Logo I think with KOMBI / BMW_LOGO = mpm:

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Attachment 802119

Attachment 802120

My next must have mod!

clarence · 01-01-2013, 05:22 AM

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Originally Posted by demge01

Shawn how easy are these to fit, set up and add the relevant CAF etc?

Check the ETK, I think u may need a new headunit if u want to fit the combox cos the hardware structure is different between a CIC & L7 Entry headunit.

clarence · 01-01-2013, 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by kon

Require fsc code for office? Or code in as new fa? Is there an option code for office?

Should not. As I said before, on the F10 at least, if u remove the country controller from the VO the office menu reappears.

clarence · 01-01-2013, 05:25 AM

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Originally Posted by shawnsheridan

If you don't like the new BMW Logo, you can change it to the M-Performance Logo I think with KOMBI / BMW_LOGO = mpm:
Attachment 802120

Wht are the other options apart from "mpm"?

clarence · 01-01-2013, 05:27 AM

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Originally Posted by dos1973

is this the same, as when i would have ordered the extenden BT?
This means all feture of the exteneded bT would be codable?
actually Office function should work also with this? isnt't it

Yes, u have most features that 6NK have, just that from factory the features of 6NK are reduced to 6NH by coding.
What do u have inside the front armrest apart from the usb & aux connectors?

demge01 · 01-01-2013, 05:37 AM

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Originally Posted by clarence

Quote:

Originally Posted by shawnsheridan

If you don't like the new BMW Logo, you can change it to the M-Performance Logo I think with KOMBI / BMW_LOGO = mpm:
Attachment 802120

Wht are the other options apart from "mpm"?

"AG" or "MPM"

12-31-2012, 05:58 PM	#1587
Yobyot Lieutenant Drives: MY12 F30 ZSL Join Date: May 2005 Location: Boston Posts: 476 iTrader: (0)	Well, some interesting news others who are concerned about coding might find interesting. I brought my car in for service because the hood wouldn't latch. While in the shop, they applied a "recall" to the car, SIB 61 36 12. (Does anyone have access to the bulletin? I'd like to know what it was for.) Two things: the reprogram wiped all the options -- disclaimer is back, weather band is gone, fob control of the mirrors is gone, etc. Second, the dealer didn't say a word about the coding and, apparently, the car took the "reset to factory" just fine. So, those of you who are worried that your dealer will notice the coding need not worry any more. __________________ MY12 335i ZSL with a deep dive into the options list Produced: 2012-06-22 ED: 2012-07-19; Arrived in Jersey City: 2012-08-23 Redelivered: 2012-09-12

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12-31-2012, 06:23 PM	#1588
mdallas New Member Drives: 2013 X3 35i Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Vermont Posts: 28 iTrader: (0)	..so I had this the other day at the dealer: "....and found fault code stored for coding DME and CAS moduls,performed test plans indicate to reprogram vehicle per SIB# 61 38 12 cleared faults and programmed vehicle." ...sounds like they know...... 2013 F25 35i

01-01-2013, 03:34 AM	#1599
kon Lieutenant Drives: F30 316i Join Date: May 2012 Location: Sillypore Posts: 402 iTrader: (0)	Anyone tried this in KOMBI? GPS_UHR Kommentar=Uhrsynchronisation ueber GPS aktivieren Google translate: Comment = Clock synchronization by GPS enabled