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    Adding / Updating Your Vin & Aif With Tool32

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    1) This document provides instructions for adding or updating a vehicle identification number (VIN) and additional identification features (AIF) to an E46 or E39 DME using Tool32. 2) The process involves using Tool32 to find an empty slot in the DME's AIF table, constructing a string with the new VIN and identification data, and using Tool32 jobs to write the string to the DME. 3) Once complete, the new VIN and identification data can be verified by checking the coding information in INPA.

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    Adding / Updating Your Vin & Aif With Tool32

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    1) This document provides instructions for adding or updating a vehicle identification number (VIN) and additional identification features (AIF) to an E46 or E39 DME using Tool32. 2) The process involves using Tool32 to find an empty slot in the DME's AIF table, constructing a string with the new VIN and identification data, and using Tool32 jobs to write the string to the DME. 3) Once complete, the new VIN and identification data can be verified by checking the coding information in INPA.

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    1) This document provides instructions for adding or updating a vehicle identification number (VIN) and additional identification features (AIF) to an E46 or E39 DME using Tool32. 2) The process involves using Tool32 to find an empty slot in the DME's AIF table, constructing a string with the new VIN and identification data, and using Tool32 jobs to write the string to the DME. 3) Once complete, the new VIN and identification data can be verified by checking the coding information in INPA.

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    Adding / Updating Your Vin & Aif With Tool32

    Uploaded by

    Sanda Neuman
    1) This document provides instructions for adding or updating a vehicle identification number (VIN) and additional identification features (AIF) to an E46 or E39 DME using Tool32. 2) The process involves using Tool32 to find an empty slot in the DME's AIF table, constructing a string with the new VIN and identification data, and using Tool32 jobs to write the string to the DME. 3) Once complete, the new VIN and identification data can be verified by checking the coding information in INPA.

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    This passage describes the process of coding a vehicle identification number (VIN) and additional identification features (AIF) to an engine control module (ECM) using BMW's Tool32 software.

    You will need a laptop with INPA and Tool32 installed, an OBD2 cable compatible with your vehicle, the VIN, and an E46 M3 or E39 M5.

    The string should be constructed in a specific order with the AIF address, VIN, date, ECM part numbers, and other optional fields separated by semicolons.

    ADDING / UPDATING YOUR VIN & AIF WITH TOOL32

    So, you’ve just purchased a second hand DME / ECU and you want your own VIN coded to it right?

    Well, luckily for you this is a very simple process using the rather awesome ‘Tool32’ program, which is
    provided as part of the BMW Standard Toolset.

    First things first, you’ll need the following:

    1. A laptop with a working installation of INPA and Tool32


    2. An OBD2 cable that works with INPA and your E46 or E39
    3. Your VIN
    4. An E46 M3 or an E39 M5

    Now you have the prerequisites in order plug your OBD2 cable into the car and fire up your laptop.

    1. Load up Tool32 (ToolSet 32)


    2. Click ‘File’ > ‘Load SGBD, Group File’ and browse to the ‘C:\Ediabas\ECU\12MSS54.PRG’ file
    and click ‘Open’

    3. In the ‘Jobs’ list double click ‘aif_lesen’. The results window should return a ‘Job_Status’ of
    ‘OKAY’ and the first VIN programmed into the DME will be displayed along with other AIF
    data.
    4. In the ‘Arguments’ box type ‘2’ and double click ‘aif_lesen’ again. The results window
    should update, repeat the process of incrementing the number in the ‘Arguments’ box
    until you reach a number with a blank ‘AIF_FG_NR’ field.

    5. Make a note of the ‘AIF_ADRESSE_LOW’ number, you’ll need that shortly. In my case,
    slot ‘3’ was free and had an ‘AIF_ADRESSE_LOW’ of ‘7596’
    6. Using the Windows ‘Notepad’ construct the following string, replacing the values etc
    with your own:

    The string is constructed in the following order:

    AIF_ADRESS_LOW; VIN; Today Date; Software Number ; Authority Number; Assembly


    Number; Serial Number; Handler Number; AIF Programmed KM; AIF Program Number

    So, you’ll have something like this:

    7596;WBSBL12345JR12345;260216;DA;7837331;7834533;7834530;NFS01;240;0;000401

    The software number, authority number and assembly numbers should be labeled on the outside
    case of the DME, the fields after those are fairly unimportant so can be left as detailed in my
    string.
    7. Copy the constructed string into your clipboard by highlighting it and clicking the ‘Edit’
    Menu and selecting ‘Copy’.
    8. Go back to Tool32 and scroll down the ‘Jobs’ list until you see ‘seed_key’, double click
    ‘seed_key’ and then paste your newly constructed string into the ‘Arguments’ box.
    9. Double click ‘aif_schreiben’ and ensure the ‘JOB_STATUS’ returns ‘OKAY’. If the
    status returns ‘Error’ or ‘Rejected’ double click ‘seed_key’ and retry ensuring you don’t
    click anything other than ‘aif_schreiben’.
    10. Once the report has responded ‘OKAY’ then close Tool32, you’re done!
    11. If you want to confirm the coding has worked, load up INPA, select ‘E46’ or ‘E39’
    then ‘Engine’ then ‘MS S54 for S54 M3’ then select ‘Coding’. Your newly coded data
    should be displayed here!

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