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I didn't do anything do anything special for this. Just used BimmerCode and coded the M display in.
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Got the paddles from a friend who's selling them. $150 usd
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Here's the risk: If *anything* goes wrong on your car during the warranty period, BMWNA could claim your coding was the cause since coding violates the terms of the warranty and would allow them to deny your warranty claim - even if you, say, coded headlights but were making an engine failure claim. BMWNA doesn't have to justify anything to deny your claim, has all of the experts and data, and has the lawyers on retainer to defend them versus you who ... doesn't. That said, BMWNA also knows that that kind of customer treatment could have a chilling effect which is why you don't hear about it much ... though it DOES happen. Thus ultimately simple non-expert-mode reversible coding is probably low risk, but it's not no-risk. |
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