Safety, power and high-tech are the wish of all BMW drivers. Do you want to easily erase fault code without going to the dealership every time the MIL/CEL illuminates? Do you want to disable the annoying seta belt alarm? Do you want to be shown the real speed digitally on your dashboard? …All in all, you need to do some BMW coding.

There are some programmers that enable you to disable these options just like the dealer does. OBD365 here introduces top 3 affordable and easy-to-use coding tools.

1) BMW INPA Ediabas Diagnostic Interface

INPA/Ediabas - K+DCAN Tool is an interface USB OBD2 for BMW. INPA is hardware and Ediabas is the name of its software program. INPA Ediabas K+DCAN allows full diagnostic of BMW from 1998 to 2008 (all functions as in OMNITEC interface). It is built in 2 lines K and D-Can magisterial.

2) BMW ENET (Ethernet to OBD) Interface

BMW ENET (Ethernet to OBD) Interface is the update of INPA special designed for BMW F-series coding. The software is called E-SYS and it needs a token & PIN in order to code certain modules. The token is provided also so you can start coding right away. BMW F Series are full of goodies and options that you will be able to enable or disable, he also provides a list of options that can be modified. The single ENET cable supports BMW F series , the new 1 Series, 3 Series, 5 Series, 7 Series , GT, X3, brush hidden upscale programming line.

3) BMW EASYCODING Diagnostic System

If BMW INPA and BMW ENET cables can not meet your demand, BMW EASYCODING properly the best choice for BMW coding. EASYCODING is the newly developed upgradeable BMW coding & diagnostic system put out by UCANDAS Tech. This is the first tool specialize in vehicle parameter setting up and diagnose at the same time for BMW and Rolls-Royce from 2012 to 2014. Easycoding provides you more vehicle models available mode personalize options comparing other simple coding cables.

For detail information, please check obdii365 webpage.

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