10-25-2015, 06:29 AM | #1 |
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BMW Recall F30 F31 Front Side Marker Lights. Can it be fixed by coding?
I got a letter from BMW regarding the following safty recall
"BMW Recall 3-Series Sedan and Wagon Front Side Marker Lights, F30 F31, 15V520000" I was trying to fix it by myself because I don't want to lose all the coding I have done. But when I checked FEM_BODY 3063 MAPPING_SIDEMARKER_L_OUTPUT and MAPPING_SIDEMARKER_R_OUTPUT, I found that their values were set to fra_v_l and fra_v_r respectively, which means something else prevents side marker lights from being on. Does anyone know if the problem can be corrected by coding? If so, how? Last edited by valley_nomad; 10-25-2015 at 06:43 AM.. |
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After a quick check I found that someone made a mistake in several v14 FEM_BODY CAFDs such that the voltage for front side marker lights in US version 3 series with Halogen headlights was programmed to zero volt instead of desired 8.2 volt. More specifically, the value for function parameters MAPPING_SIDEMARKER_L_PWM_LEVEL_STANDARD and MAPPING_SIDEMARKER_R_PWM_LEVEL_STANDARD was set to off (00) instead of 8.2V (52).
Update: Success! After I changed those values, the amber front side marker lights start working again. So if your car is one of 7500+ 3 series on this recall list and do want the feature without sending it back to BMW dealership, you can code it as below: FEM_BODY / 3063 / MAPPING_SIDEMARKER_L_PWM_LEVEL_STANDARD = 8.2 V (werte=52) FEM_BODY / 3063 / MAPPING_SIDEMARKER_R_PWM_LEVEL_STANDARD = 8.2 V (werte=52) Also make sure: FEM_BODY / 3063 / MAPPING_SIDEMARKER_L_OUTPUT = fra_v_l (werte=0D) FEM_BODY / 3063 / MAPPING_SIDEMARKER_R_OUTPUT = fra_v_r (werte=0E) There are several other PWM LEVEL values which can provide different luminance for the marker lights Last edited by valley_nomad; 10-26-2015 at 08:54 PM.. |
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Did it stop the tien signals from working, or just them running? I've coded out the running lights and just have the turn signal now and haven't had any issue that I can tell
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+1!!! Mine have been off since the first week I got my car!
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F25 uses same architecture as F010 (eg, FRM, CAS, etc). Similar rules still apply: use LHM/TMS if present; if not change in FRM. |
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Is anyone else experiencing a flickering with these settings? I've tried different voltages, but changes the brightness only, but doesn't stop the flickering.
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