[Berzerker]

Originally Posted by gnolivos

How are you disabling AWD into just 2WD?

It's in the driving mode setup menu. You need to turn DSC OFF, then you can set the drivetrain mode to 2WD

[gnolivos]

Originally Posted by Berzerker

It's in the driving mode setup menu. You need to turn DSC OFF, then you can set the drivetrain mode to 2WD

Does this apply to M3 only? Mine is m340i xdrive

[forcefed]

Originally Posted by gnolivos

Does this apply to M3 only?

Yes.

[Berzerker]

Originally Posted by gnolivos

Does this apply to M3 only? Mine is m340i xdrive

Yes, only newer full M xDrive cars can do it. (you are posting on the G8x subforum btw).

[gnolivos]

Originally Posted by Berzerker

Yes, only newer full M xDrive cars can do it. (you are posting on the G8x subforum btw).

Whoops!! Somehow I thought this was in the G20 subforum thanks!

[RichardGM4]

[QUOTE=BIGW0RM;30804213]

Originally Posted by RichardGM4

While I have not coded this in yet. It seems that even if the coding DOES removed the other popup about going from AWD to RWD; that I can easily just press the "setup" button and it goes right to those settings as well. So knowing that now, Id do this code anyhow.

Finally no more wife giving me the evil eye when I hit MDM mode with them in the car! lol.

Sorry didn't manage to get out yesterday to check due to work but sounds like you're going to code it anyway

[RichardGM4]

Originally Posted by RichardGM4

I'll try it later and post result

I tried it and it doesn’t pop up the M Traction control or M xDrive settings after hitting M2, which I have configured with DSC OFF and 2WD

[adam12hicks]

I’m searching but not finding. Quick question! When I Bimmercode a car (M4 for me X3 M40 for my wife) is that coding specific to the user profile at the time or is it global for the vehicle?

Thank you!

[Berzerker]

Originally Posted by adam12hicks

I’m searching but not finding. Quick question! When I Bimmercode a car (M4 for me X3 M40 for my wife) is that coding specific to the user profile at the time or is it global for the vehicle?

Thank you!

I'm not really sure what you're asking, but when you connect to the car, it reads all the codes before bringing up the options, backups are saved per VIN (as far as I remember), so if you connect to the M4, it'll pull up all the M4 coding stuff and read your current settings, then if you connect to the X3, it'll read all of that and pull up the codes, etc.

[Needsdecaf]

Originally Posted by Berzerker

I'm not really sure what you're asking, but when you connect to the car, it reads all the codes before bringing up the options, backups are saved per VIN (as far as I remember), so if you connect to the M4, it'll pull up all the M4 coding stuff and read your current settings, then if you connect to the X3, it'll read all of that and pull up the codes, etc.

No, he's asking if the coding he does on his M4 is specific to the driver profiles, and if he has to code each profile separately, or if he does coding, will those settings stay put when the driver profile is changed. At least that's how I read it.

I believe they are global to the car, regardless of driver profile setting, but I am not sure as I don't use any other driver profiles other than my own.

[Berzerker]

Originally Posted by Needsdecaf

No, he's asking if the coding he does on his M4 is specific to the driver profiles, and if he has to code each profile separately, or if he does coding, will those settings stay put when the driver profile is changed. At least that's how I read it.

I believe they are global to the car, regardless of driver profile setting, but I am not sure as I don't use any other driver profiles other than my own.

*Ah* that makes more sense. Yes I believe they're global to the car. Driver profiles just affect the setting choices themselves, not whether the settings are available, hidden settings wouldn't get saved to any profile anyway.

[Th3DarkSide]

Originally Posted by Needsdecaf

No, he's asking if the coding he does on his M4 is specific to the driver profiles, and if he has to code each profile separately, or if he does coding, will those settings stay put when the driver profile is changed. At least that's how I read it.

I believe they are global to the car, regardless of driver profile setting, but I am not sure as I don't use any other driver profiles other than my own.

It’s global to the car

[adam12hicks]

Awesome thank you guys!

[GrannyShiftG80]

how do i code the anti dazzle lasers?

[Th3DarkSide]

Originally Posted by GrannyShiftG80

how do i code the anti dazzle lasers?

https://g80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1982472

[G30M]

if you deactivate a code (eg ASD), how do you reactivate the code?

[Zircon]

ID7 2022 G82 with a fresh 11/2023.50 software update.

Am I the only one having troubles trying to disable ASD in BimmerCode ? Getting "Coding not possible" in Receiver Audio Module area ...

Had no troubles whatsoever on the 03/2023 update.

[Berzerker]

Originally Posted by Zircon

ID7 2022 G82 with a fresh 11/2023.50 software update.

Am I the only one having troubles trying to disable ASD in BimmerCode ? Getting "Coding not possible" in Receiver Audio Module area ...

Had no troubles whatsoever on the 03/2023 update.

I had this issue before; I'm not sure if the update to Bimmercode has been pushed to non-beta, but I needed to be added to the TestFlight version at some point. You can email the dev and he should add you. Once you update to the TestFlight/beta version it should work.

[MasterM]

Originally Posted by Berzerker

I had this issue before; I'm not sure if the update to Bimmercode has been pushed to non-beta, but I needed to be added to the TestFlight version at some point. You can email the dev and he should add you. Once you update to the TestFlight/beta version it should work.

Pretty sure the update went live today for Android

[ipilcher]

Trying to figure out how badly I've fscked myself.

I used BimmerCode to disable the ASD earlier today, and I was prompted to save the FSC code to Google Drive. I thought that I had done so, but hours later I just noticed that Google Drive is showing that the FSC file is still "Waiting to upload."

I do see a 316 byte

FSC_...

file in my Google Drive that seemlingly got uploaded today, but I also see references on the interwebs saying that it should be 319 bytes.

Am I hosed? (I.e. will I be able to restore the ASD functionality if I were, for some odd reason, to want to?)

[forcefed]

Originally Posted by ipilcher

Trying to figure out how badly I've fscked myself.

I used BimmerCode to disable the ASD earlier today, and I was prompted to save the FSC code to Google Drive. I thought that I had done so, but hours later I just noticed that Google Drive is showing that the FSC file is still "Waiting to upload."

I do see a 316 byte

FSC_...

file in my Google Drive that seemlingly got uploaded today, but I also see references on the interwebs saying that it should be 319 bytes.

Am I hosed? (I.e. will I be able to restore the ASD functionality if I were, for some odd reason, to want to?)

Isn't all the coding wiped after a software update from bmw? In that case you should be fine after the next update.

[jimbethesda]

Originally Posted by forcefed

Isn't all the coding wiped after a software update from bmw? In that case you should be fine after the next update.

Yes.