Electrical Has anyone used the BMWhat app for iPhone to successfully code there car?

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Apr 8, 2017 | 10:34 AM

#176

ke3ee

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From: Pittsburgh

Ive coded my 2009 R56, 2013 R60s and my 2016 R60s without issue.

Apr 8, 2017 | 03:06 PM

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walk0080

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Apr 14, 2017 | 08:45 AM

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rosvick

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From: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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Originally Posted by walk0080

I asked the developer to add this missing bulb out feature almost a YEAR ago and their support were so incredibly obtuse I gave up. The parking lights bulb out check is still missing.

Fortunately Apple refunded my $$ - it was an expensive app that was missing advertised features. I can't recommend this app in it's current state. I went back to setting up a fresh install of NCSExpert to finish my coding after the last dealership visit.

I've done the same thing with the Carly developers for about a year, and they still can't be bothered to add that one piece of code. I went so far as to send them the NCS codes that need to be changed, but no dice.

Methinks I'll pursue the Carista avenue to see if that app can code out the bulb check. Apparently it can add one-touch up windows to an R58 and R59, so maybe they'll be able to make the bulb checks go away too!

Apr 14, 2017 | 09:05 AM

#179

harbortime

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So to check my boost I have to minus the 14.7 correct?

I am seeing about 28psi max. That would put me around 13.3 psi stock.

Apr 14, 2017 | 10:57 AM

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rosvick

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From: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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Originally Posted by harbortime

So to check my boost I have to minus the 14.7 correct?

I am seeing about 28psi max. That would put me around 13.3 psi stock.

Assuming you live at sea level (0m/0ft altitude), you'd subtract 14.7. If you want a more exact reading (and you're autistic like me), you'll have to figure out the air pressure at your current altitude and subtract that.