[rmr927]

I just picked up a 435i and was wondering if the arm that pushes the seat belt forward can be coded off? I'm a pretty tall guy and have the seat pretty much all the way back and the extender arm jabs me in the left shoulder.

If there is anyone in the NJ area that can code this, please send me a pm

[Fast400]

+1. Anybody?

[Hernandiaz11]

It can be coded for the E9X via the following:

Module - NFRM

ENABLE_GURTBRINGER_BF (passenger side)
aktiv to nicht_aktiv
ENABLE_GURTBRINGER_FA (driver side)
aktiv to nicht_aktiv

It's probably similar for the F30? I haven't found any info on it but I'll try it today and report back.

[Shahdog]

Originally Posted by rmr927

I just picked up a 435i and was wondering if the arm that pushes the seat belt forward can be coded off? I'm a pretty tall guy and have the seat pretty much all the way back and the extender arm jabs me in the left shoulder.

If there is anyone in the NJ area that can code this, please send me a pm

eBay has clips that go into belt receptors

For like $10

Thus it thinks your seatbelt is in

The clips are essentially the male end without a strap

[Fast400]

Aside from sticking a dummy into the seatbelt male end, has anyone found any coding info on this? I've looked thru all my caf's and couldn't find anything.

[TMD29]

You can try this:
REM 3130 > PfBeltassist > BA_ACTIVE_DRD > nicht_aktiv

[Fast400]

Thanks,
I'll give it a shot.

[Fast400]

Just did it! Works great! Thanks!

[TMD29]

[mbperformance]

Originally Posted by TMD29

You can try this:
REM 3130 > PfBeltassist > BA_ACTIVE_DRD > nicht_aktiv

Where do you find this? I should try via Esys? But where to search?

[TheNine90]

Use esys ,in fdl editor you be able to find it.