[adamn]

Originally Posted by g31mit

Desired Redline: 7200 rpm -> 7200/50 =144-> 90 xeh

Desired YellowLine: 6700 rpm -> 6700/50 =134-> 86 hex

I hope it's clearer and more helpful now.

Does your car have 2TB?

this does not change anything in my car,

wdym by 2tb

[MichaelNRW]

2TB is the VO code for sport transmission

[adamn]

Originally Posted by MichaelNRW

2TB is the VO code for sport transmission

I’m not sure i haven’t coded anything in for my transmission, i have a 2024 x3 m40i and a xhp transmission tune

[g31mit]

The M40i comes standard with the Sport automatic transmission (option code 2TB).

[adamn]

Originally Posted by g31mit

The M40i comes standard with the Sport automatic transmission (option code 2TB).

Okay is there something extra i should do then? when i have the engine off it shows the correct yellow and redline and when the engine starts the yellow line fades up and the the redline goes up to 8k then when the engine turns off it goes back dow to the correct b58 redline

[bmwmvpstyle]

@adamn any luck on getting the Shift Lights to show up? Banging my head spent hours trying to code in expert mode.. thanks in advance..I feel like I'm so close

[brianeck]

Originally Posted by bmwmvpstyle

@adamn any luck on getting the Shift Lights to show up? Banging my head spent hours trying to code in expert mode.. thanks in advance..I feel like I'm so close

Super weird it just flat out worked for me using the regular bimmercode m + shift lights setting (not in expert mode). Its one of the default settings.

I dont like it because with the regular sport view (not m mode override), I have the shift lights in my HUD which is much more desirable to me. M mode also took away the tachometer from the HUD, which is more important to me than the shift lights. . .

I love the look of the M mode, if it didn't mess up my HUD and not show me what drive mode its in I would keep it.

[brianeck]

Side note - Id love a non linear tach in the HUD. A round gauge would be so awesome, along with a gear indicator. They got so close to really cool.

[bmwmvpstyle]

What’s your car model/year? Unfortunately I have the default M with Shift lights layout checked as well but that doesn’t show me the shift lights hence attempting expert mode changes. I did get the M HUD to work on my 21 M40i, looks good! Just not the shift lights yet

[brianeck]

Originally Posted by bmwmvpstyle

What’s your car model/year? Unfortunately I have the default M with Shift lights layout checked as well but that doesn’t show me the shift lights hence attempting expert mode changes. I did get the M HUD to work on my 21 M40i, looks good! Just not the shift lights yet

2022 m340. I took delivery August 2021.

[capula]

Originally Posted by g31mit

Yellow and Redline are fully customizable.

This is mine (diesel engine)

thank you for this information, I coded on a bmw 120d with the m-track module, it works great, I coded like this: DKOMBI4

HMI_VORWARNFELD_FALLBACK_RE (custom value 70) and red got 6200rpm. HMI_VORWARNFELD_FALLBACK_YE (custom value 60) and got yellow 5800rpm.

basically you can type in a number and try it, the smaller the number, the lower the red and yellow rpm. of course the yellow number must always be lower than the red number. done with bimmeruntility probably the same with bimmercode.

[g31mit]

If you want to calculate the value to code for the engine RPM threshold, here is the correct method:

Conversion formula:
Desired RPM value / 50 = decimal number to convert into HEX

Once you obtain the HEX value, that is the number you must write into the coding parameter.

Example:

5500 rpm / 50 = 110
110 (decimal) = 6E (hex)

So the correct coding value to enter is:
6E