[Kendo67]

I have been looking into doing some Bimmercode / Carly coding to personalise my motor but was waiting until i got the MPPSK fitted in case i had to re-do it after the ECU updates.

The car is going in for the work on Thursday so i was looking to start my coding journey at the weekend , but :

My next mod will be the heated steering wheel update which requires VO coding which cant be done via the app method, so i was considering just getting my personal coding done at the same time as the VO coding to save me the bother as once i have got the car the way i want it then i dont see the coding via an app being a regular occurrence.

Next ? , is there anywhere (recommended) around the Glasgow area that offers VO coding or is it something that can be done remotely or at the dealers as my car is in on Thursday anyway.

Kenny

[ByTheSea]

https://en-gb.facebook.com/Glasgow*********/

Never used them so cannot comment. The *** should read B M W Coding (with no spaces) but cannot get the post to represent that ????

[Kendo67]

Originally Posted by ByTheSea

https://en-gb.facebook.com/Glasgow*********/

Never used them so cannot comment. THe *** should read ********* but cannot get the post to represent that ????

Not being a Facebooker i will get boy to check it out when he gets up , normally around lunch time,

Kenny

[Skyhigh]

I would still recommend getting a coding device. You are correct that once coded, there isn't much application for it, but "not much" isn't "none"
- Coding gets lost due to SW updates from BMW (MPPSK is a good example)
- New features become available or get discovered

The investment in a carly /bimmercode is not that great so I'd still keep one in the drawer

[ByTheSea]

Originally Posted by ByTheSea

https://en-gb.facebook.com/Glasgow*********/

Never used them so cannot comment. The *** should read B M W Coding (with no spaces) but cannot get the post to represent that ????

His mobile is 07805 926973 He's on Dumbarton Road, Glasgow.

[ByTheSea]

Originally Posted by Skyhigh

I would still recommend getting a coding device. You are correct that once coded, there isn't much application for it, but "not much" isn't "none"
- Coding gets lost due to SW updates from BMW (MPPSK is a good example)
- New features become available or get discovered

The investment in a carly /bimmercode is not that great so I'd still keep one in the drawer

I agree. I bought Bimmercode and the recommended Bluetooth EBD dongle and have coded a number of things. Given the Glasgow guy has a starting price of £73 for one item it worked out cheaper to buy the coding kit.

[Bimmerman_UK]

I do coding/retrofit/diagnostics in Glasgow, my page is facebook.com/Bimerman/