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Coding and Programming - Overview - All Models: Overview BMW Z4 E85/E86 рестайлинг

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Variant Code Identification and Display

The variant code for a DME M1. X control module can be displayed in three places.

  1. Electronically displayed Control module Identification page of the DIS or MoDiC diagnosis software. Programming software display with MoDiC. In the "adopt code" function, installed variant code is displayed.
  2. DME control module variant code label.

The control module ID page of the DIS is the quickest method of viewing the installed variant code. Electronic display is also the most accurate (code determination by the label could be a incorrectly written or accidentally placed on the wrong control module.)

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Cross reference the BMW and Bosch part numbers in the display with the installed variant code. The correct variant code installed in the wrong control module, or an incorrect variant code installed in the correct control module, will undoubtedly cause control module malfunction.

Control Module Identification

It is important to know how to properly identify DME control modules prior to programming. The control modules are identified by

  1. BMW Part number.
  2. BMW Hardware number.
  3. Bosch Hardware number.

These numbers are displayed in the following locations

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  1. Control module ID label.
  2. Control module ID display using the Diagnostic program.

Part Number Basic Control Module

This number refers to the part number of the control unit without any data status.

Part Number Programmed Control Module

This number refers to the part number of a factory programmed module that includes the data status.