[persian54]

i did it for 20 miles before i lemoned the car

but i was scared of running out and being stuck so i filled up lol

if you keep letting it drop that low crap from the bottom gets into the engine.
bad no?

[eclipxe]

Originally Posted by IlChengis

I wouldn't be surprised if back then it came like that from factory and they introduced these "clipplings" on newer models to protect themselves from lawsuit-happy US.

PMed.

-Walter

Would love to know more about DME Coding - any info on where/how to get this done?

Thanks!

[IlChengis]

Originally Posted by eclipxe

Would love to know more about DME Coding - any info on where/how to get this done?

Hey Bud... send me a PM when you reach the minimum post count and I'll put you in touch with my local DME coding genius.

-Walter

[ScaredOnce]

Originally Posted by IlChengis

DME coding to enable or disable certain features.

Some examples of features that can be enabled:
Close all windows and sunroof with remote (disabled on US cars), digital speedometer, allow use of foglights with high beams and more...

Some example of 'features' that can be disabled:
DVD playback security (so you can play a DVD on your iDrive screen while driving), passenger seatbelt gong, turn off small yellow LED in headlights, turn off iDrive navigation warning when starting the car and more...

A lot of people are paying $150+ for this to be done by programmers remotely, but if you look in the right places you can likely find people close to you that can do it easily and for much cheaper.

-Walter

Don't mean to hijack, but i anyone can shoot me a PM on where in the Pittsburgh area I can get mine coded for these types of things (especially the express close), I would send you positive karma. tia