Daytime driving lamps

I have a E46 2002, 330ci and the daytime lamps are programmed on, is there
something I can do to turn them off without going to a BMW service center to
have this done? Thanks if you can help.

I have an E46 2002, 325CI and NO daytime lights.....

"MyPC" > wrote in message
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> I have a E46 2002, 330ci and the daytime lamps are programmed on, is there
> something I can do to turn them off without going to a BMW service center
to
> have this done? Thanks if you can help.
>
>

On Sun, 20 Nov 2005 20:22:06 -0500, "Joe C" > wrote:
>MyPC" > wrote in message
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>> I have a E46 2002, 330ci and the daytime lamps are programmed on, is there
>> something I can do to turn them off without going to a BMW service center
>>to have this done? Thanks if you can help.
>>
>I have an E46 2002, 325CI and NO daytime lights.....

the dull force is strong with this one....

Luke... I am your Father... by marriage...

On Sun, 20 Nov 2005 20:03:27 -0500, "MyPC" > wrote:

>I have a E46 2002, 330ci and the daytime lamps are programmed on, is there
>something I can do to turn them off without going to a BMW service center to
>have this done? Thanks if you can help.

Not unless someone has come up with a laptop interface and sw to configure the
325. I haven't found it yet if it exists.

Does anyone at least know what the hw interface is?

-- Larry

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> Anyone know how this can be done without going to BMW service center?
> "MyPC" > wrote in message
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>>I have a E46 2002, 330ci and the daytime lamps are programmed on, is there
>>something I can do to turn them off without going to a BMW service center
>>to have this done? Thanks if you can help.
>>

No, this needs to be done at the dealer. There is software from a company
called Carsoft ( http://www.carsoftinternational.com/ ) that can do almost
everything the dealer computer does, but you need to be a licensed repair
shop to purchase and it costs several thousand dollars.

Kyle.
98 740iL
01 525i

MyPC wrote:

> I have a E46 2002, 330ci and the daytime lamps are programmed on, is there
> something I can do to turn them off without going to a BMW service center to
> have this done? Thanks if you can help.
>
>
The DRL's are definitely a dealer option turned off and on.

I have a document that will show you all of the programmable features on
these 1999 and newer models:

E38’s, E39’s, E46’s, E52’s (Z8), and E53’s (X5)

Send me an e-mail address and I'll send you the PDF. Interesting
reading.....never knew so much stuff could be turned off and on.

Tom