Coding Interest
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thanks bro. do you know the part # for the LCM that i need? also where is a good place to have the wiring done? I personally never had any issues with umnitza, in fact Matt always treated me as a value customer. I am planning on having umnitza do the wiring but i think the person - bluecougar- just had the headlights swapped, she is using Bruce V6 cable for her rear lights.
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I am almost certain that she had her car coded as well, as only the tailights can be updated easily using Bruce's cable. The part number I don't have it handy, but any of the new light modules you buy for E60 will work.
Go up on eBay and search for E60 light module. I was doing research earlier this afternoon and saw them up there.
Go up on eBay and search for E60 light module. I was doing research earlier this afternoon and saw them up there.
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I am almost certain that she had her car coded as well, as only the tailights can be updated easily using Bruce's cable. The part number I don't have it handy, but any of the new light modules you buy for E60 will work.
Go up on eBay and search for E60 light module. I was doing research earlier this afternoon and saw them up there.
Go up on eBay and search for E60 light module. I was doing research earlier this afternoon and saw them up there.
I called sonicms, and like we all know how great they are, Art told me they can definitely do it, just gotta find someone to do the coding
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Oh, you mean they can do the wiring part, and just need someone to do the coding?
Well the hardwire part doesn't look that difficult anyhow. In any case, it's a research in progress, and I'll let you know soon.
Well the hardwire part doesn't look that difficult anyhow. In any case, it's a research in progress, and I'll let you know soon.
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I'm in if this doesn't void warranty on the car! Perhaps if you can list coded functions that doesn't effect warranty?
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Cheers and many thanks for posting your services....
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I can't imagine these functions would null warranty. As far as I understand, the dealer's hardware cannot read/code these functions anyhow.
I would say not to worry. Many people have done codings, and I have not once heard of any issue being raised by the dealership.
I would say not to worry. Many people have done codings, and I have not once heard of any issue being raised by the dealership.