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This is the most complete guide to BMW coding online.
So, if you want to:
Then you’ll love this comprehensive guide.
Let’s dive right in.
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Chapter 1: BMW Coding Fundamentals
Chapter 2: BMW Coding Tools Checklist
Chapter 3: BMW E-Sys Coding Guide
Chapter 4: BMW NCS Expert Coding Guide
Chapter 5: BMW Coding Cheat Sheets
In this chapter, I’ll help you get a handle on the coding fundamentals.
So if you are new to BMW coding, or want to make sure you are on the right track, you’ll love this chapter.
Then, in later chapters, we’ll cover advanced techniques and coding examples.
But, for now, let’s cover the basics of BMW coding.
BMW coding is a process of modifying data in control units to change the unit’s behavior.
For example, by changing settings in the automatic transmission control unit, it can behave as standard or as “Sport Automatic Transmission.”
The main point of coding is the optimization of the production and repair processes.
When a new control unit is produced, it contains all of the programs necessary for any applicable vehicle version.
These programs are stored in the control unit as “Resident Data”.
During the
As BMWs became more complex, the number of variants increased dramatically.
When the E31 8 Series was introduced back in 1989 there were 700 software variants possible only for EKM (Electronic Body Module).
Yes, that is just one module in 30+ years old car.
And that would mean that BMW has to produce 700 different control units.
And the spare parts department would need to store 700 variants of the same module if it needs to be replaced for whatever reason.
As a
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When a new control unit is produced, either for a new car or as a spare part, it contains the hardware and software necessary for any applicable vehicle version.
During the coding, the set of instructions is activated in the control module.
These instructions enable the control module to behave as expected:
Here’s the example:
The control unit of an 8-speed automatic transmission can behave as standard or sport automatic transmission, depending on the set of instructions.
The options that can be coded heavily depend on the vehicle model, hardware equipment, and software version.
CHAPTER 2
This chapter is all about tools.
There are few tools for coding a BMW, and they depend on network architecture.
With that, here are BMW coding tools for each model.
Similar to Carly, the Bimmercode is iOS or Android application.
You need to buy a good OBD adapter.
CHAPTER 3
CHAPTER 4
CHAPTER 5
In this chapter, you’ll find coding cheat sheets for download in PDF format.
BMW E8x
BMW E60
BMW F020
BMW F010
BMW F056
BMW F001
BMW S018
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E-Series Coding Tools
F-Series Coding Tools
G-Series Coding Tools
BMW Diagnostic Tools
Power Supply
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