Lol - When I get time, my next task is to rig the up so the fold when I lock the car, but only unfold when I start the engine..
Mike
Mike
Retrofitting folding mirrors.
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9designs said:
In my experience, the facelift cars seem to have the extra pair of wires already in the door looms, not sure about the module plug. My (pre) car had the module plug and the passenger door was wired for them, but not the drivers, so had to use the FL car loom and alter the pins at the connector as the window motor power routing is different, and also the window motor connector, so had to swap that from old loom.
Mike
Folding mirrors best option in the Universe.
step_change said:
+1!
When I go to see my Mum I often end up parked in the road, which is not only quite narrow but also a bus route so I always have to manually fold the offside one once I've got out.
But if I go in my E46 I just press the little button it came with and bingo, both folded.
I agree they are handy to have - BUT once you fold the damn things, you can't use them to see what's coming before opening the door. Hence my desire to get them folding when I lock the car.
Mike
Mike
mac27040 said:
Mike
Interesting!
Scooba_Steve said:
Yup,
Just need to get my head around the German software now - It's all installed on the Toughbook, and working , BUT I can't seem to load a profile and make it work..
Mike
I've got it all somewhere but had to manually install mine, which was a pain. If you've got a connection with the car just fire up NCS and download from any module to check it works. Then use NCS Dummy and the profile they provide as it works well. I can't post a pdf but have got a useful NCS guide I can send.
Received thanks Steve - Something for me to get my teeth into on Wed when I'm in the shop all day.
Mike
Mike
mac27040 said:
No, because I'll pick the locking signal up elsewhere, if you know what I mean, ie between the remote receiver and the GM5, rather than the GM5 and the door module, if that makes sense. This is why I think it's going to be a little trickier.
Mike
