[vianney59139]

Hello !

I'm coming to you because you're my last solution..

I replaced my ABS block with a reconditioned second-hand one, however after what I could read a little bit everywhere, it would have to be coded with my vin number . ( e90 330i n52b30 258ps )

Having never done coding with BMW software I come to you to have the steps to perform so as not to make a mistake.

I have: ista D / TOOL32/ K-DCAN/ NSC EXPERT/ INPA... and surely others

Looking forward to your message, wishing you a good day or evening

[evominati]

Hi

I'am able to assist. You will need INPA(to check the ZB number of the DSC), WinKFP in order to flash/code the VIN to the module, and NCSexpert to code the module to your VO/FA after WinKFP.
Also SP Datens which you can find here: https://rutracker.net/forum/dl.php?t=6140455
I will check the thread from time to time. What is the best suitable platform for us to get in contact in order to do a remote session. I will NOT ask for any money!

[sdbmwcoding]

No need to use winkfp to flash a used dsc module. All you need to do is code the DSC module with NCS Expert and then run DSC calibration with ISTA (or inpa although I’ve never tried with inpa). In ista it’ll be under service functions > chassis

[vianney59139]

Originally Posted by evominati

Hi

I'am able to assist. You will need INPA(to check the ZB number of the DSC), WinKFP in order to flash/code the VIN to the module, and NCSexpert to code the module to your VO/FA after WinKFP.
Also SP Datens which you can find here: https://rutracker.net/forum/dl.php?t=6140455
I will check the thread from time to time. What is the best suitable platform for us to get in contact in order to do a remote session. I will NOT ask for any money!

Hello, thank you very much for your answer, doing it remotely with TeamViewer would be nice because I really don't know anything about coding

[vianney59139]

Originally Posted by sd*********

No need to use winkfp to flash a used dsc module. All you need to do is code the DSC module with NCS Expert and then run DSC calibration with ISTA (or inpa although I’ve never tried with inpa). In ista it’ll be under service functions > chassis

Ok,Thank you for your reply, do you have the steps to take to communicate to me? The sections where go, or clicked all its parts?

[vianney59139]

A big thank you to evominati who helped me a lot for my coding as well as for the problems I had next door with my BMW everything and came back in order thanks to him, I recommend it 1000 times without hesitation