Amber DRL via Forscan (and FDRS) - YES!

[A.alansari]

You need FDRS. The change in Forscan has no effect on the color.

so i will need to enter my vin to revert and do the same thing right?

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[Grant4514b]

so i will need to enter my vin to revert and do the same thing right?

Your vin will be saved in FDRS once you connect it initially. No need to enter it again. It also will detect your vin if you have the cable attached.

 

[MAT1955]

@Grant4514b ..... are the white version of the lights considered DRLs (daytime running lights)? I have no idea about different laws and insurance regulations in different jurisdictions.....but a couple of years ago a friend modified his BMW's DRLs and was in an accident. He ended-up with a "modified vehicle" citation, no insurance coverage and as out over 25 grand. 15 grand for vehicle damage and a agreed-upon one time payment to the other driver for "pain and suffering -" which was obviously total BS - of 10 grand. We have to be careful when "modding our vehicles" that we do not give the manufacturers or insurance companies carte blanche to deny any potential claims. His insurer told him to go to Church and thank God he had not severely injured someone or he'd be living in a tent.

 

[A.alansari]

Your vin will be saved in FDRS once you connect it initially. No need to enter it again. It also will detect your vin if you have the cable attached.

so to revert I need to connect my car and run the LDCM (pmi) for both sides without doing the Gtd steps

is that right?

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