zain
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2017-07-16T20:00:14Z
Can i replace the cas with a used one ,If it is possible what is the process
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Autohex_II_BMW
2017-07-16T22:16:52Z
Yes you can. But power class should be same in both: original and donor.
Change vin from cas replacement-> advanced.
From FA manager backup original FA and restore it donor.
Copy isn from original to donor
Copy keys from original to donor (key learning->option 1).
Restart session(leave BMW software and return back)
Encode donor cas, then it is done.


Tibibond
2017-07-17T05:03:57Z
or could you just use cas replacement function. i use it 2 times and works great. i do a backup of both cas just in case and after that i run the job. 2 min job
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2017-07-17T14:25:58Z
Originally Posted by: Autohex_II_BMW 

Yes you can. But power class should be same in both: original and donor.
Change vin from cas replacement-> advanced.
From FA manager backup original FA and restore it donor.
Copy isn from original to donor
Copy keys from original to donor (key learning->option 1).
Restart session(leave BMW software and return back)
Encode donor cas, then it is done.



The original is not working
Autohex_II_BMW
2017-07-17T19:09:34Z
Check from manual coding: cas power class, dme power class must match.
Copy FA from frm
Read isn from DME, right to donor CAS
You will loose original keys
Jimmy
2017-07-17T20:13:30Z
What happened to original cas?
zain
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2017-07-17T20:52:53Z
Originally Posted by: Jimmy 

What happened to original cas?


while installing a used dme it asked for a cas firmware , while doing that that the cas died
Tibibond
2017-07-18T04:49:59Z
You may recover the cas by bdm. Ask support for guidance
Levanime
2017-07-18T05:19:18Z
Yeah, just recover flash and will be good to go
Jimmy
2017-07-18T08:47:01Z
As above, had same thing happen to me only last week with a new dealer supplied cas,
re-flashed and now all good.
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2017-07-18T10:27:28Z
Originally Posted by: Tibibond 

You may recover the cas by bdm. Ask support for guidance



By bdm you mean i need a tool to read the flash and eprom. if i do read this i would need a flash file where would I be able to get the file
zain
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2017-07-18T10:29:35Z
Originally Posted by: Levanime 

Yeah, just recover flash and will be good to go



How do i do that
Autohex_II_BMW
2017-07-18T11:27:25Z
you need bdm tools to write flash to cas.for more details and assistance contact support through skype([email protected]) or email.
GpMotorworks
2017-07-18T17:57:18Z
Originally Posted by: zain 

Originally Posted by: Tibibond 

You may recover the cas by bdm. Ask support for guidance



By bdm you mean i need a tool to read the flash and eprom. if i do read this i would need a flash file where would I be able to get the file



you will need an r270 or xprog