Also tried this. The paddles seem to do nothing while in neutral for me.Still want to know what happens when in neutral rev the car and you select up gear on the paddle on an M3
Maybe it starts with f series?
Also tried this. The paddles seem to do nothing while in neutral for me.Still want to know what happens when in neutral rev the car and you select up gear on the paddle on an M3
I’m on the WhatsApp chat and I’ve suggested it but we’ll see what happens
Bought the flasher out of boredom. Every time it connects to the car, it says downloading stock map and has the full spec/VIN/car code/HW/region, etc. read. I don't know if that's permanently associated to the license or if it's reading live. I can maybe try changing VO tomorrow and see if it changes specs or tells me nice try.Anyone with the XHP try VO code change to see if they have the M3 in their database?
Coding M modules in a non M car
Hi All There are a number of you who are trying to access m3 and 1m modules in BMW standard tools and thats an issue as they aren't showing up from this thread here https://bmw.spoolstreet.com/threads/discussion-about-issues-encountered-whilst-converting-to-m3-flash-and-gws.3011/page-12 Ok...bmw.spoolstreet.com
It’s likely reading VIN from the TCU?That's what I'm wondering, maybe the M3 VO needs to be in place when initially connecting to associate the car. That might mean waiting for the M version of XHP though if the current version won't accept it.
Not going to hurt to try changing now I don't think. If the car specs change in the app, it's probably just the VIN associated and it's not comparing against it for software, but there was a mention on their FAQ about needing to contact them for a license update even when replacing with the same type tranny, so I dunno what that's about.
Not sure where the bin is being stored and/or how it's being hidden, but it's driving me nuts. When I click the custom flash icon, it opens the explorer to select a file, but I have no starting file to tinker with lol
Probably a total waste of $226 as I don't need anything in it, but can at least check if the torques possibly correct some things that cause issues from the DME tuning side that generate really drawn out limiter 4s/crappy shifts.
Maybe. I'll try the VO tomorrow and see what it says.It’s likely reading VIN from the TCU?
Great info mate! ThanksI have the flasher module now. The features are nice but I can't really recommend it to anyone unless they are REALLY into their trans.
From my experimenting I've made some assumptions.
-It uses VIN to work out the correct ZB and not VO
-It generates a stock bin file that it places in "Internal Storage\Android\data\com.rbttuning.xhpflashtool\files\xHP Flashtool\Backups"
-It bases any OTS flash off your stock bin and not whatever ROM you flashed previously
It would be nice if xHP were more open about what they do rather than make us guess, it seems from the Whatsapp that a large portion of their userbase are people with odd hardware and software combinations. Makes sense as anyone willing to go to the lengths of buying new hardware and flashing software with WinKFP are also willing to spend €400 on torque limiters.
I'm curious about the flashing process though, it seems to take a while (10-12min with BG cable) so they are doing more than just flashing the data area. I wonder how recoverable a failed flash is, with MHD it seems almost impossible to brick the DME, not so sure with xHP if it does indeed do something in the boot sector.
I'm curious about the flashing process though, it seems to take a while (10-12min with BG cable) so they are doing more than just flashing the data area. I wonder how recoverable a failed flash is, with MHD it seems almost impossible to brick the DME, not so sure with xHP if it does indeed do something in the boot sector.