[MTDBassMan]

'cause I'd really dig that.
Posts I've found that mention it before don't seem to apply to our F48s.

[smahel]

Sailing coding F48: Switching off sailing in Comfort mode, option to switch sailing off and on in ECO mode settings:

DSC_CT02 (0000297A)
group 300A
FesMode7ForceInnenValues Werte=22
FesMode7InnenValues Werte=00
FesMode3InnenValues Werte=00

HU_NBT_EVO (00001EF6)
group 3008
ECO_CONF_SAILING Werte=01
EFF_DYN_SAILING Werte=01


KOMBI_CT_RD1 (00003C3B)
group 3000
BC_KVA_COMFORT_SEGELN Werte=00
SEGELN_ENABLE Werte=00

[mrpingu]

What’s sailing?

[djadam]

When you let off the gas and the cars goes into neutral and coasts until you reapply the gas or the brakes.

Usually only happens in ECO mode if I'm not mistaken.

[jrveron]

Thanks! I learned something new today , although I never use ECO mode, and, TBH, I wouldn't have a BMW if that is a concern

[djadam]

I only found out by trying ECO mode the first time I got the car... I though it had died on me when it started coasting lol

Mine is permanently in sport.

[mrpingu]

Originally Posted by jrveron

Thanks! I learned something new today , although I never use ECO mode, and, TBH, I wouldn't have a BMW if that is a concern

Heck! I tried this today when cruising to work and in ECO it goes in neutral. It feels seamsless as I am driving 80kmh and then it's really in low revs anyway so had to focus on it to be noticable. Switching to comfort immediately the revs go up again. Cool

[Qsilver7]

Originally Posted by mrpingu

What’s sailing?

See “coast/coasting” at idle in BMW info below:

[smahel]

You can also code the second option: by checking the Sailing box in the ECO mode settings, you can turn on or off sailing in both ECO and COMFORT mode together (unfortunately, I couldn't find a setting option for both modes separately):

HU_NBT_EVO (00001EF6)
group 3008
ECO_CONF_SAILING Werte=01
EFF_DYN_SAILING Werte=01

DSC_CT02 (0000297A)
group 300A
FesMode7ForceInnenValues Werte=22
FesMode7InnenValues Werte=00
FesMode3InnenValues Werte=10
FesMode3ForceInnenValues Werte=00

In both cases, the KOMBI_CT_RD1 (00003C3B) coding is unnecessary.

[mrpingu]

Originally Posted by smahel

You can also code the second option: by checking the Sailing box in the ECO mode settings, you can turn on or off sailing in both ECO and COMFORT mode together (unfortunately, I couldn't find a setting option for both modes separately):

HU_NBT_EVO (00001EF6)
group 3008
ECO_CONF_SAILING Werte=01
EFF_DYN_SAILING Werte=01

DSC_CT02 (0000297A)
group 300A
FesMode7ForceInnenValues Werte=22
FesMode7InnenValues Werte=00
FesMode3InnenValues Werte=10
FesMode3ForceInnenValues Werte=00

In both cases, the KOMBI_CT_RD1 (00003C3B) coding is unnecessary.

What does the KOMBI coding?

[smahel]

Originally Posted by mrpingu

What does the KOMBI coding?

KOMBI = instrument cluster

[mrpingu]

Originally Posted by smahel

KOMBI = instrument cluster

Originally Posted by smahel

KOMBI = instrument cluster

Yeah I know, but what are the practical symtoms of the FDL-values. Why you say KOMBI doesn’t need to be coded. In other Words What do each of these FDL-entries do?

De other entries are quite self-explaining if you are known to BMW-terms within coding. I mean FesModes are the different «fahrerlebnis-schalter-values.

[smahel]

Originally Posted by mrpingu

Yeah I know, but what are the practical symtoms of the FDL-values. Why you say KOMBI doesn’t need to be coded. In other Words What do each of these FDL-entries do?

De other entries are quite self-explaining if you are known to BMW-terms within coding. I mean FesModes are the different «fahrerlebnis-schalter-values.

in my case changing these FDL values did nothing ... (CAFD_00003C3B)