iDrive Hacks
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My Ride: 2007 530i, white/black manual, sports package, nav, PDC, etc.
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I'm wondering if it's possible hack into the iDrive unit of my 2007 530i to goodies in store. If I could, I'd like to customize some of the menus, perhaps get digital speed and anything else lying under the hood.
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Robert
Thanks,
Robert
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I was hoping to hack the iDrive via the control wheel rather than the OBD port.
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I was hoping to hack the iDrive via the control wheel rather than the OBD port.
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The answer is still no.
Use logic man. If it is possible, you think people wouldn't be doing "hacks" this way instead of buying cables/devices to communicate with the car via OBD?
Or you think the people in that thread I posted above are dummies? Come on now.
No.
Use logic man. If it is possible, you think people wouldn't be doing "hacks" this way instead of buying cables/devices to communicate with the car via OBD?
Or you think the people in that thread I posted above are dummies? Come on now.
No.
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