Disabling Active Sound

[irishmil]

Ok good...you are probably right Thank you

[irishmil]

So I plugged in the obd to our m3 440i and 540i. Not one of the menus offers the active sound on any of the cars. Is it deeper on another menu?

[kcajih]

Originally Posted by irishmil

So I plugged in the obd to our m3 440i and 540i. Not one of the menus offers the active sound on any of the cars. Is it deeper on another menu?

you should use bimmercode paid app

[MasterYous]

Originally Posted by SakhirM4

You don't need to code. Just unplug it.

I was easily able to adapt this to my F83 convertible by removing the 10 plastic rivets and removing the driver’s side trunk liner panel. It’s actually much smaller on the convertible so it was easy to get it out and in. The amp is right underneath and is fully exposed once you remove the liner panel. Then, you can access the lever for the plug even easier than the F80/F82.

Thank you very much!

[PhatLyfe]

I had my coded out by Okee @ CodeMyCar, his shop is in Wyckoff or Ridgewood.

Give him a call : 1.585.496.4648

Email: info@codemycar.com

Website : www.codemycar.com

And check out all the option you can code for your vehicle.

[Zucco]

Hey Park89, I have Beemer code can do any coding you like , let me know.

[CarJunkie]

In the Bimmercode features description, it suggests that the active sound can only be deactivated and that a backup should be saved as the way to reverse this. Has anyone been able to find a way to make this a toggle?

[thestimp]

Originally Posted by CarJunkie

In the Bimmercode features description, it suggests that the active sound can only be deactivated and that a backup should be saved as the way to reverse this. Has anyone been able to find a way to make this a toggle?

Its coding you can not "toggle" it, it has to manually be done each time you want it on or off. The back up is a standard saying in case you have custom coding involved, but reverting to stock will do just fine.

[JDC NY]

If you're in the Westchester Area I can code it for you. Send me a PM if interested.

[S2000_Europe]

I have Bimmerlink, same developers than bimmercode, and according to them with bimmerlink configurations, ASD, Popping noise, are reset once you turn off the car.

With bimmercode is the same?

I just want to take off ASD and popping noise and keep exhaust valves open.

[Reprosal]

Flaps? Disconnect the exhaust valve connectors, tape them up and ziptie them when your flaps are open. No coding needed.

ASD? Disconnect the module from your amp. Done!

[S2000_Europe]

Originally Posted by Reprosal

Flaps? Disconnect the exhaust valve connectors, tape them up and ziptie them when your flaps are open. No coding needed.

ASD? Disconnect the module from your amp. Done!

for the flaps I understand that first you have put sport plus to open the flaps and then disconnect

[Isj]

Originally Posted by S2000_Europe

I have Bimmerlink, same developers than bimmercode, and according to them with bimmerlink configurations, ASD, Popping noise, are reset once you turn off the car.

With bimmercode is the same?

I just want to take off ASD and popping noise and keep exhaust valves open.

coding ASD off with bimmercode will keep it off.