E46 Turn off Autolock?
Discussion
David Flatman said:
God - I wouldn’t know how to code if my life depended on it.
Can a dealer do it for me?
Cheers.
Carly for BMW is easy; but you need to find someone who has the license etc...Can a dealer do it for me?
Cheers.
I can use it and my favourite tool is a 12lb sledgehammer

But as said; find someone who's local via on here or the likes of the relevant E46 Facebook groups and they'll have it coded in 5mins or less...
Why do you want to remove it though?
David Flatman said:
It just annoys me. I potter about in it and have to hit the unlock button 20 times a day. Doesn’t even unlock when I turn the engine off and take the key out of the ignition.
I’m being a baby basically!
I’m being a baby basically!

It's one of the first things I coded when I've got my BMWs; have it lock up at 2MPH and then the door handles unlock the door from the inside etc...
David Flatman said:
It just annoys me. I potter about in it and have to hit the unlock button 20 times a day. Doesn’t even unlock when I turn the engine off and take the key out of the ignition.
I’m being a baby basically!
If you pull the door handle twice it will unlock – no need to use the central lockingI’m being a baby basically!
My wife wish she had it in her Vauxhall last week when she was driving to work and she was assaulted by a thug who opened her door to have a go at her. All my BM's have had it and its never been an issue for me, as already pointed out just pulling the inside door handle twice should open it.
Wasn't the feature originally designed to prevent car jackings on flash cars years ago?
Wasn't the feature originally designed to prevent car jackings on flash cars years ago?
Andy70 said:
My wife wish she had it in her Vauxhall last week when she was driving to work and she was assaulted by a thug who opened her door to have a go at her. All my BM's have had it and its never been an issue for me, as already pointed out just pulling the inside door handle twice should open it.
Wasn't the feature originally designed to prevent car jackings on flash cars years ago?
God. Sounds scary. Hope she’s ok. But I’m in Bath and don’t feel sufficiently threatened by car jackings to warrant this petty annoyance. And my kids getting in and out all the time... just annoying... to each his own etc! Wasn't the feature originally designed to prevent car jackings on flash cars years ago?
David Flatman said:
Andy70 said:
My wife wish she had it in her Vauxhall last week when she was driving to work and she was assaulted by a thug who opened her door to have a go at her. All my BM's have had it and its never been an issue for me, as already pointed out just pulling the inside door handle twice should open it.
Wasn't the feature originally designed to prevent car jackings on flash cars years ago?
God. Sounds scary. Hope she’s ok. But I’m in Bath and don’t feel sufficiently threatened by car jackings to warrant this petty annoyance. And my kids getting in and out all the time... just annoying... to each his own etc! Wasn't the feature originally designed to prevent car jackings on flash cars years ago?
David Flatman said:
It just annoys me. I potter about in it and have to hit the unlock button 20 times a day. Doesn’t even unlock when I turn the engine off and take the key out of the ignition.
I can relate to that, I bought an E86 that had the auto-locking on and it was such a PITA! When I had it serviced I got my Indy to turn it off.
Then I bought an E91 3 Series that had it, but thankfully on those you can change it yourself using the OBC.
Mr Tidy said:
David Flatman said:
It just annoys me. I potter about in it and have to hit the unlock button 20 times a day. Doesn’t even unlock when I turn the engine off and take the key out of the ignition.
I can relate to that, I bought an E86 that had the auto-locking on and it was such a PITA! When I had it serviced I got my Indy to turn it off.
Then I bought an E91 3 Series that had it, but thankfully on those you can change it yourself using the OBC.
Vroomer said:
If you pull the door handle twice it will unlock – no need to use the central locking
I was about to say the same...as I didn't see the need to code anything out.Only ever use the central locking button on mine when I'd forgotten to double-blip the open button on the remote and the passengers couldn't get in.
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