[dy63]

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[herrlado]

Originally Posted by cupraraj

Hello Coders,
Do i need to extract the E89 winrar file before i do anything and then i will get the relevant files i need. i believe i need E89 for my E90?

Unpack this archive file. It is for E90, this is correct.

Then you must install the files in to the proper folders.

Use this tool (bmw coding tool)

http://goo.gl/2Nb35K

to fill your coding folders (ncs expert, etc)

Also a must have/read ncsdummy

http://goo.gl/zDLjky

Lado

[wildcatcrazy]

I would recommend you get BMW Coding Tool 2.5. It will allow you to edit the files NCS Expert uses to code your car. It will also allow you to import your Daten files into the correct folder.

You will need the "work" folder under the NCSEXPERT folder in order for it to work. That's where all you TRC and MAN files are generated for coding.

[herrlado]

Originally Posted by wildcatcrazy

I would recommend you get BMW Coding Tool 2.5. It will allow you to edit the files NCS Expert uses to code your car. It will also allow you to import your Daten files into the correct folder.

You will need the "work" folder under the NCSEXPERT folder in order for it to work. That's where all you TRC and MAN files are generated for coding.

Just as an addition. Make a shortcut to this work and have it on your desktop.

[dy63]

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[wildcatcrazy]

Pretty sure your programs are not set up to work on all BMW models up to 2014. The F series require esys (coding), enet cable (replaces KDCAN) and updated version of INPA.

I'm pretty sure the "work" folder will need to be under NCSEXPERT. Just keep that in mind if you run into problems.

[dy63]

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[Delacruz]

Do you have your coding cable yet?

[dy63]

Originally Posted by Delacruz

Do you have your coding cable yet?

yes, got it with the package, havent tested it yet.

[Delacruz]

Check connect with inpa. Then move on to ncs expert for coding.

[dy63]

Originally Posted by Delacruz

Check connect with inpa. Then move on to ncs expert for coding.

Will do thanks!
Do you know how to read for any engine faults on inpa? what steps do i go throuigh?

[wildcatcrazy]

Originally Posted by cupraraj

Will do thanks!
Do you know how to read for any engine faults on inpa? what steps do i go throuigh?

Select your chassis, then functional jobs. Then there should be an "error" button. Once you click that, you have the option to read/clear error, clear information memory and clear history.

Once you get more familiar with what exact modules you have, you can do more In depth troubleshooting by selecting the module instead of functional jobs.