Installed Bavsound ghost subs… they’re great but I caused a restraint system error

Discussion in 'Cooper SE' started by moncureww, Jun 29, 2022.

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  1. moncureww

    moncureww Active Member

    Bimmercode FTW. It worked flawlessly in just a few minutes.
     
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  3. SameGuy

    SameGuy Well-Known Member Subscriber

    YUL
    Outstanding!
     
  4. moncureww

    moncureww Active Member

    I meant to say BimmerLink!
     
  5. SameGuy

    SameGuy Well-Known Member Subscriber

    YUL
    Let us know what other info BimmerLink can pull (and poll) from the bus. :thumbsup:
     
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  6. moncureww

    moncureww Active Member

    I will. I’ll probably create a new thread.
     
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  8. Carsten Haase

    Carsten Haase Well-Known Member

    I had previously purchased BimmerLink ~6 months ago and the sensor data section was non-existent for the SE. The dev's response was "engine sensor values are not available for EVs at the moment unfortunately"

    If that's changed, please let us know!
     
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  9. SameGuy

    SameGuy Well-Known Member Subscriber

    YUL
    BimmerLink ≠ BimmerCode
     
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  10. ach, right, I keep conflating those two, my bad. New to this platform and haven't gotten into that level yet.
     
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  12. ZachF88

    ZachF88 New Member

    Can you install the subwoofers without unplugging the seats?
     
  13. carrrl

    carrrl Active Member

    Yes, no need to disconnect! I am surprised most instructions say to disconnect or fully remove the seats. Sure, it would be a tiny bit easy but I didn't trust myself to not damage anything or trip faults.

    Open both doors, wait ~15 minutes for it to sleep (or disconnect 12v if you are extra cautious.) Make sure rear seats are upright and locked position. Unbolt the 4x T50, slide the seat all the way back, then pull the upper seat fold button. From here there is plenty of slack to angle the seat back with everything attached. Just don't man handle it or slam it around and you should be fine.

    Pry tool, T20, T50, normal and low clearance ratchets, and about an hour to get it done.
     
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