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Old 22nd August 2012, 06:21   #1
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if one doesnt have a navi screen and hence no idrive, how does one change the various settings like damping, throttle and such? tks
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if one doesnt have a navi screen and hence no idrive, how does one change the various settings like damping, throttle and such? tks
The setting for the EDC, Power (response), DSC and gearshift are all on the transmission tunnel. Only thing I can't tell you is how you program the M button without navi as mine has iDrive.
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