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Old 23rd October 2001, 07:17   #1
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key memory options

I was wondering if anyone has had their key options set recently. I did a search and was unable to figure out all the options available. Can anyone explain the possible options to me.

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You mean Vehicle Memory?
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I am interested in what options are available when I take delivery. For example, running day light or auto door locking at 5mph, etc
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Ask your dealer for a printout from the TIS of all the available functions and country settings.

This give you some more info (E46) but there are more functions for the E39.

http://www.bmwnation.com/tech/tech_3carkeycfg_01.html

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Wongster,

I had my car setup not too long ago:

1. Daytime Running Light - Off from Factory
2. Pathway lighting - 30 sec from Factory
3. Auto Door Lock - Off from Factory
4. Remember your seat/AC position - Off from Factory
5. Steeling wheel up position when engine off - off from factory
6. Churps on Door Lock and unlock - On from Factory

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