[WickedB]

I've done some basic coding before with NCS-Expert / BMW Coding tool like digital speedo, alarm, nettodat coding once and other misc stuff but am completely stuck on angel eye brightness coding.

Car is a '07 335i Convertible (E93) with a build date of 02/07. AE bulbs are new GP thunder 35w bulbs.

All I'm looking to do right now is set it so the angel eye brightness is always set to 100% if possible and maybe do a small voltage increase after... I've searched around but cannot find an answer.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

[Sensible_]

Lots of previous threads on this: This explains procedure nicely. http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=980103

It's nettodat coding.

[WickedB]

Originally Posted by Sensible_

Lots of previous threads on this: This explains procedure nicely. http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=980103

It's nettodat coding.

Yeah I read that over but was stuck on #10 his instructions say a new tab appears... either I don't understand his wording or I have a different version of NCSDummy...and, my car wanted FRMFA.C21 otherwise it was telling me the chassis selection was wrong... anyway, I was able to continue along and coded it to 0C,2C (13.7V) successfully. Also happy to see that it looks like the angel eyes are at that voltage in all modes. Might bump it up to 16V tomorrow because imo the GP Thunder 35w bulbs aren't bright enough and don't illuminate the outer rings enough ... we'll see... either way... first world problems... lol

[codinge90]

Can you post pictures of the gp thunders with the new voltage? I'm interested in getting those and coding up the voltage as well