Code out fake noise

2011zx10R · 06-13-2019, 01:02 PM

Looking for some help coding out the fake noise.

Anyone in Connecticut/northern Nj with the equipment to do this?

code out the fake noise in my F80 M3

M3OW! · 06-13-2019, 01:11 PM

just unplug the module in the trunk.

zorrro · 06-13-2019, 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by M3OW!

just unplug the module in the trunk.

+1

Takes 5mins there is a thread somewhere in diy section i believe.

Tommy L Garage · 06-13-2019, 03:06 PM

Easy

2011zx10R · 06-13-2019, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by zorrro

Quote:

Originally Posted by M3OW!

just unplug the module in the trunk.

+1

Takes 5mins there is a thread somewhere in diy section i believe.

Quote:

Originally Posted by zorrro

Quote:

Originally Posted by M3OW!

just unplug the module in the trunk.

+1

Takes 5mins there is a thread somewhere in diy section i believe.

I've seen that thread and it requires ripping the trunk apart. Looks longer than 5 minutes.

2011zx10R · 06-13-2019, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Tommy L Garage

Easy

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Originally Posted by zorrro

Quote:

Originally Posted by M3OW!

just unplug the module in the trunk.

+1

Takes 5mins there is a thread somewhere in diy section i believe.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tommy L Garage

Easy

No volume

I search for this video on YouTube

Awesomeness; I'll get the app and the obd2 device

zorrro · 06-13-2019, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by 2011zx10R

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Originally Posted by zorrro

Quote:

Originally Posted by M3OW!

just unplug the module in the trunk.

+1

Takes 5mins there is a thread somewhere in diy section i believe.

Quote:

Originally Posted by zorrro

Quote:

Originally Posted by M3OW!

just unplug the module in the trunk.

+1

Takes 5mins there is a thread somewhere in diy section i believe.

I've seen that thread and it requires ripping the trunk apart. Looks longer than 5 minutes.

Ok maybe 10mins lol!

Ripping apart? Nah you peel back some rubber, unlatch some clips and pull some material back and voila.

That said, if you change your mind later and want to plug it back in, you will probably have to make more room to get your hand in there.

M3OW! · 06-14-2019, 07:27 AM

^x2.

Put it this way - it takes less time to unplug the module, than it will take you to buy the cable, download the app and dick around with your phone to disable via feature toggle in the coding app.

Tommy L Garage Great video. The split screen is PRO!

weavingtraffic · 06-14-2019, 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by 2011zx10R

No volume

I search for this video on YouTube

Awesomeness; I'll get the app and the obd2 device

Where in CT are you? I'm in Stamford. Have the app and device, let me know if ya need anything

Tommy L Garage · 06-14-2019, 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by M3OW!

Tommy L Garage Great video. The split screen is PRO!

Thanks!

allinon72 · 06-14-2019, 12:33 PM

The correct way to do it is coding it off. Unplugging it will store a code, and while that doesn't hurt anything, why not do it right?

yayaya · 06-14-2019, 12:44 PM

Get BimmerCode and a Bluetooth dongle to connect to your obd II port. That way you can code off active sound (I'll never go back) and you can code in rear fog lights, look sick.

2011zx10R · 06-14-2019, 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by weavingtraffic

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2011zx10R

No volume

I search for this video on YouTube

Awesomeness; I'll get the app and the obd2 device

Where in CT are you? I'm in Stamford. Have the app and device, let me know if ya need anything

Quote:

Originally Posted by weavingtraffic

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2011zx10R

No volume

I search for this video on YouTube

Awesomeness; I'll get the app and the obd2 device

Where in CT are you? I'm in Stamford. Have the app and device, let me know if ya need anything

That would be fantastic!

West haven!

I'll drive to Stamford

I'll buy you a beer or Fiji water

I'll pm you!

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M3OW! First Lieutenant 373 Rep 340 Posts Drives: 2020 F97 X3MC Join Date: Aug 2017 Location: CT iTrader: (0)	^x2. Put it this way - it takes less time to unplug the module, than it will take you to buy the cable, download the app and dick around with your phone to disable via feature toggle in the coding app. Tommy L Garage Great video. The split screen is PRO! __________________ Current: 2020 DGM X3MC \| Black Merino/Black Alcantara/Mid Beige\| Exec \| LED \| Moon roof \| v1 \| ASDelete Previous: 2017 AW M3 \| Full Cohiba \| Comp \| Exec \| Lighting \| MPE \| v1 (RIP) Previous: 2014 JB 535d \| Msport \| Exec \| Premium \| Lighting \| v1
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allinon72 Brigadier General 4922 Rep 3,804 Posts Drives: 20' M2C, 23' X1 Join Date: May 2017 Location: Indianapolis, IN iTrader: (2)	The correct way to do it is coding it off. Unplugging it will store a code, and while that doesn't hurt anything, why not do it right?
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yayaya Second Lieutenant 104 Rep 263 Posts Drives: BMW 335xi E92 N55 Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Midwest iTrader: (0)	Get BimmerCode and a Bluetooth dongle to connect to your obd II port. That way you can code off active sound (I'll never go back) and you can code in rear fog lights, look sick.
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