Car Coding
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My Ride: M3 ZCP EX:2005 BMW 535D Sport, Estate, Steptronic, Carbon Black, Black Dakota leather, Head up Display, Profi Satnav, Bluetooth - only MULF module, Bi-xenon adaptive headlights, Sportseats, Cruise control, Active steeringMods: 19
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Model Year: 2006
You could generate the tracefile yourself. Just set the VO how you want it, load up expert mode, load up the KOMBI module, click "basic functions", highlight "GetNettodatafromCBD" and click ok. Then go back to "basicfunctions", click "GetFSWfromNettodat", point it to "NETTODAT.TRC" and save the file as whatever you want to call it. Now you have a default FSW_PSW for that car's VO.
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maybe?
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The plug is different and if you do not have the ability to code, just throw in a couple 5W resistors to eliminate errors, strobing will happen unless you code the bulb checks off.
For the plug, just get some test leads from Fry's or equivalent and then either cut and solder (best) or t-tap (workable) into the existing wires.
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You could generate the tracefile yourself. Just set the VO how you want it, load up expert mode, load up the KOMBI module, click "basic functions", highlight "GetNettodatafromCBD" and click ok. Then go back to "basicfunctions", click "GetFSWfromNettodat", point it to "NETTODAT.TRC" and save the file as whatever you want to call it. Now you have a default FSW_PSW for that car's VO.
Is there a way to manually populate NCS with a VIN and FA so I can generate this FSW without being in or near my car?
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Model Year: 2006
I'm sure you've heard it before, you're awesome, thank you! I suppose it only makes sense that the data is already there, just a new way of thinking about it.
Is there a way to manually populate NCS with a VIN and FA so I can generate this FSW without being in or near my car?
Is there a way to manually populate NCS with a VIN and FA so I can generate this FSW without being in or near my car?
Basically NCS can either read the profile from the car or you load a pre-defined .ssd profile file (with any VO combination you want).
