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Originally Posted by Hankdoll
Probably that if they brick your car, you are on your own and they won't help you with the repairs (I'm assuming he said this because you're no longer under warranty).
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Yea, no warranty
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Originally Posted by Dackelone
It means that IF one of your various ECU modules is too old... the update will abort or skip that unit. It can cause "issues" with that module working. Like say the MULF or one of the other com boxes.
I would go about getting a PPK sw update. Either from a BMW dealer or from the various remote coders IF you have an early N55. The PPK seems to solve a lot of these weird driveability issues.
IF your car's SW isn't that old... then there is a good chance the update with go smoothly.
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Can the PPK cause a possible issue like the other software update? My car is a 2012 model but built October 2011.
I find it really f'd up that BMW would release an update that could break the car when it's supposed to fix something that they got wrong in the first place.