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Yes. I'll get you a screen shot. Also you can get to dynamic settings from the main menu and add it as a tile to the front of your navigation screen.
QUOTE=nashvegas;812330]I see the dynamic config screens (like in an L494)… but how do you get it into Dynamic mode? Does it add it to the terrain response selections? Screenshot?
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Thanks. I am specifically looking to confirm the ability to put the p400 into dynamic mode (which is separate from the dynamic config / settings screen). At thr top of the settings screen, it says “select dynamic mode to apply settings”… I’m trying to figure out how it is selected. I tried this on an L494 and could not get it to work which is why I ask. Have not seen this yet! Thanks.
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I am very interested in unlocking some of my features. I just can't see driving 17 hours to do this. I reached out to him and it looks like he'd be willing to fly to Colorado if there are enough of us that would be interested.
Can you comment on the ability to add soft close doors (not the rear hatch). There is an outfit in Europe doing this. Looks like it's a hardware and potentially a SW change.
Can you comment on the ability to add soft close doors (not the rear hatch). There is an outfit in Europe doing this. Looks like it's a hardware and potentially a SW change.
I'm curious why this can't be done remotely (and I know there are many things I don't understand). When I had the coding done on my Audi it was all done remotely. It required a special cable connected to a Windows PC with internet access. Once the car was connected to the PC the guy performed the coding by connecting to the PC. Is there any chance something like this might work?
Just throwing it out there. If you could figure this out your customer base would explode.
