[Darex]

Originally Posted by Chesie

My 2023 530i x drive has ASS button right below the start button. After the 2023 update, I can no longer code ASS off and have resorted to the sport/individual workaround.
Regards,
Danny

Same thing happened to me on my 2023 X3. I was really reluctant to apply the over the air update, because there was nothing relevant for me, and now this issue where I can't disable the automatic start-stop; whereas, it worked great before. This is exactly why I didn't want to apply the update! I guess the workaround is the only option now.

[tedesco_sc]

Originally Posted by WretchedRefuse

Based on WojCar's reply above, has anybody tried using another tool like eSys or Protool to code this? It's not clear from this thread whether the problem is restricted to Bimmercode.
Altertately, based on my earlier notes this appears to be part of the DME module. So would unlocking the DME with a tool like M-Link potentially work?

That's my question, too; is there another coding software that will allow auto start/stop to be disabled? Like most here, I've had to code in starting in sport individual (I prefer the comfort look...).

[Trivium88]

Originally Posted by carbo56

My experience with BimmerCode is that the only coding that is not working since the 03/2023 update is auto stop/start. A work around is to code to start in Sport Individual (which disables auto s/s) and then just set the sport settings to anything you like, even turning them all to resemble comfort mode if that's what you prefer.

Hi Sir,

Could you say please, what is the coding (Bimmercode) for start the car in Sport Individual or it start in the last state set in memory?


Thanks

[dizz81]

Originally Posted by Trivium88

Hi Sir,

Could you say please, what is the coding (Bimmercode) for start the car in Sport Individual or it start in the last state set in memory?


Thanks

Configure your individual drive mode with the settings you like for everyday driving. Then go in to your bimmercode and under Headunit (pretty sure) and configure the car to start in your individual drive mode you configured.

[Trivium88]

Originally Posted by dizz81

Configure your individual drive mode with the settings you like for everyday driving. Then go in to your bimmercode and under Headunit (pretty sure) and configure the car to start in your individual drive mode you configured.

Thanks dizz81!

But...Do you know what is the exactly coding for Bimmercode?
I have a G31 LCI.

Thanks anda best regards,

[WretchedRefuse]

Refer to the official list here.

In Bimmercode, choose Body Domain Controller BDC_BODY2, select Default Driving Mode and make your choice. You probably won't have all of the options listed unless you've coded them in using Expert Mode.