[DistantTea]

I ordered an obd II to Ethernet cable so I could code via my laptop.... then I got even lazier when I realized my Bluetooth obd II adapter I was using for my sons car works with bimmercode. $27 and 7 minutes later all the codes I wanted to manually put in were done and working. 2019 M240ix.

Yay.

[Kokanator135]

Originally Posted by DistantTea

I ordered an obd II to Ethernet cable so I could code via my laptop.... then I got even lazier when I realized my Bluetooth obd II adapter I was using for my sons car works with bimmercode. $27 and 7 minutes later all the codes I wanted to manually put in were done and working. 2019 M240ix.

Yay.

Awesome! What'd you do? Are you changing a lot in one big shot, or just a couple things at a time?

[DistantTea]

Originally Posted by Kokanator135

Awesome! What'd you do? Are you changing a lot in one big shot, or just a couple things at a time?

Tuned off asd
Turned off all the warning notices on idrive
Comfort access mirror tilt
Mirror tilt back on startup
Full comfort access from fob

That's really all I wanted to do. The warnings and comfort access not being to Euro spec were my drivers to code. But I like the fact that the dongle is in my glove compartment and the app is on my phone and I can adjust the car at any time.

Veepeak ODBCheck and iPhone XS if it matters.