FEM/BDC programming – HOW TO?
Here you go
You need:
Car:
2014 BMW 1 series
Procedure:
Make sure the voltage of the car is above 13v and stable
Connect FEM/BDC dongle with laptop and plug it to OBD socket
Click connect and backup coding data;
Save the original file which will be used in the step 4
After the original file is saved, click step 2 Update FEM
When this window pops up, don’t click OK;
Disconnect the battery to the car first;
Then take off the FEM;
Remove these plugs
Note: Better take a photo before in case of you forget the order
Make sure you take off the right chip
Solder off the 8-pin chip;
Read the 8-pin chip using Orange5 programmer; then save
Load the original file and generate the new file
Write the EEPROM file (generated just now) back to the 8-pin chip
Solder it back to FEM/BDC
Power on the car
Click OK to continue
Make sure you power on the car again; otherwise it would pop up error
Note: start from where you stop if the error comes to you
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