Customizing electronic featurs BEYOND what the owner's manual says
05-17-07, 11:08 AM
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Customizing electronic featurs BEYOND what the owner's manual says
Are there any electronic features that can be personalized BEYOND what is covered by the owner's manual? The owner's manual lists:
REMOTE
1. Wireless remote on/of
2. Door unlock function
3. Operation indicator buzzer and volume
4. Open door warning
5. Automatic door locking function
6. Trunck unlock
7. Lock/unlock turn signal confirmation
DOOR LOCK
1. Unlock function
2. Shift position
POWER WINDOWS: Integrated w/door
ALRRM: Busser
Automatic Light Control: delay
Windshield Wiper: auto shift when stopped and wipe during mist
Steering column: tilt-away
Are there any other features which can be customized by the dealer?
REMOTE
1. Wireless remote on/of
2. Door unlock function
3. Operation indicator buzzer and volume
4. Open door warning
5. Automatic door locking function
6. Trunck unlock
7. Lock/unlock turn signal confirmation
DOOR LOCK
1. Unlock function
2. Shift position
POWER WINDOWS: Integrated w/door
ALRRM: Busser
Automatic Light Control: delay
Windshield Wiper: auto shift when stopped and wipe during mist
Steering column: tilt-away
Are there any other features which can be customized by the dealer?
05-19-07, 06:17 PM
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[QUOTE=Pearlpower;2629885]They are called CBEST settings which are done by the dealer
Here you go: for 02-05 models
Lee
Hey Lee, according to option #15, the hardtop control can be customized. Do you think that means retractability while driving at a speed above 5 mph? I mean we all know you should speed with a folding roof but you know there has been times you wish you could bring that roof up at say 15 mph. Am I reading this wrong or is this possible? Because you know in reverse you can bring it up at a higher speed than the factory settings for the D position.
Here you go: for 02-05 models
Lee
Hey Lee, according to option #15, the hardtop control can be customized. Do you think that means retractability while driving at a speed above 5 mph? I mean we all know you should speed with a folding roof but you know there has been times you wish you could bring that roof up at say 15 mph. Am I reading this wrong or is this possible? Because you know in reverse you can bring it up at a higher speed than the factory settings for the D position.
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05-20-07, 10:41 PM
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Hey Lee, according to option #15, the hardtop control can be customized. Do you think that means retractability while driving at a speed above 5 mph? I mean we all know you should speed with a folding roof but you know there has been times you wish you could bring that roof up at say 15 mph. Am I reading this wrong or is this possible? Because you know in reverse you can bring it up at a higher speed than the factory settings for the D position.
You bring up a good question. I never really even paid that close of attention to those.
I will check into that to see exactly what it is for.
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05-20-07, 10:48 PM
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You're the Wiz here so I'd figured you have an idea. You know how great that would be to have that feature enabled. I hate how MB and BMW give responsible owners that option out the factory.
05-21-07, 03:55 PM
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[QUOTE=Pearlpower;2637876 You bring up a good question. I never really even paid that close of attention to those.
I will check into that to see exactly what it is for.[/QUOTE]
The "operate conditions" options are either IG.E/G or E/G
Elsewhere in the document, it indicates that IG stands for Ignition.
I'm guessing this controls whether the key has to be in the ignition.
No idea what E/G stands for, but you can't change that anyway.
I will check into that to see exactly what it is for.[/QUOTE]
The "operate conditions" options are either IG.E/G or E/G
Elsewhere in the document, it indicates that IG stands for Ignition.
I'm guessing this controls whether the key has to be in the ignition.
No idea what E/G stands for, but you can't change that anyway.
