On my 1992 525i, the turn signal arm has the letters "BC" and can be pushed in. What does this function do?
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On my 1992 525i, the turn signal arm has the letters "BC" and can be pushed in. What does this function do?
I think what your talking about will bring the onboard computers display up on the dot matrix display in your dash. So you can display anything the computer does there, such as your fuel economy, current temp, range till empty ect. Clicking it multiple times will cycle the display. What is not evident though is how to turn it back off once you turn it on. This annoyed me for a long time till I got a manual. To clear your indash display (because it won't automaticl go off till you turn off the car) you need to hit the 'code' button on your cars computer.
or you can just push the check control knob in the dash? thats what i do.
thats is what i do too. Its the nob on the right side of the instrument cluster.Quote:
Originally Posted by infinity5
?? How does one set the blinker stalk to remain on (like benz & porche) for when you are parked on a narrow street and you don't want to get swiped...and have it stay on after you've locked the car ??
I was told I have this function on the Euro Touring, but all my stalks are in German.
I also can never figure out the proper way to set the intermittant wiper timing. I've tried it's "on-count to ten-off-on" but I can never tell if it's set or not.....
All you do is push the stalk towards the side you want to be illuminated.You have to push it all the way to the stay on indicator position,one sront parking light (left for you I spose) and one rear tailight only come on.You dont have any other switches onQuote:
How does one set the blinker stalk to remain on
I took a while to figure this out too!You start with the wipers in the off position,push once to the intermittent position and almost immediately turn em off again.You return to the intermitent position after the desired intervalQuote:
the proper way to set the intermittant wiper timing
does that clear the dash obc display ????Quote:
or you can just push the check control knob in the dash
ps Geoff where did you get your clears?
Perhaps this function is not working on my 525i as pushing in the lever does nothing at all - unless it only works while the car is in motion.Quote:
Originally Posted by crashnburn80
There is a Yellow/Red wire from the stalk switch to pin 25 of the OBC that handles this function, may be it is loose or not ever connected,
Javier
...if you haven't programmed it...or if the previous owner programmed it but the car's power (battery) has been disconnected...the programming has been lost. You must have the full featured OBC to use this function. You also can choose any or all of the OBC info to display...personally I only programmed HR/DATE/AVG MPH 1/RANGE.Quote:
Originally Posted by all2kool
To program the BC functions, turn ignition to position 2, then:
1. push the turn stalk in towards the steering column and hold for apprx. 3-5 seconds until PROG 1 appears in the instrument cluster display.
2. press the desired (OBC) info button(s).
3. Press the S/R button on the OBC when finished
If you have an owners manual..this info is in there under REMOTE CONTROL. :D
I got the fronts from bavarian autoparts. I made the rears myself because tourings have different buckets in the back than saloons. Only the Swedes (who have more tourings than gyad) went so far as to offer a clear kit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul in NZ
Wasn't easy and you have to buy spares and cut out the ambers with a dremel tool and then glue in the clears. I smoked the inside ever so slightly with liquid tint by painting it in and then wiping it out with a paper towel (what remained was my tinting)
Have full procedure to link to to do it, but they start like this.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...w/12c65971.jpg
Then this (see how white the reproglas clear is)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...w/DSCN0546.JPG
Final with bulb ends painted silver so you see no amber until it's lit.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...w/1ab9ee4e.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...w/cc9dcb52.jpg