Should I be seeing anything in the quotes above? Looks like back-to-back open/close quotes, but maybe something's blocked on my end that you'd included . . .

Since the commands you mention not working are the ones that send data to the car rather than just polling the BMW server, you might want to look at the thread(s) here showing how to pull and replace the fuse for the cellular connection to power cycle the module.

Some things in both a dryer and stove may use 120vac (in the stove, like the lights and maybe a receptacle). So, there's always the possibility of current in the neutral To put emphasis on it, this possibility means you should never use an adapter like this on a shared circuit. If you used your sto...

If the module alone is $3000, then 30% of just that is $900. Plus whatever labor and shop fees are charged to install it. If you can't get the towing company reimburse you by just asking them and going through BBB, then it might be worth the $300 or so retainer a lawyer might charge you to write a l...

What kind of charger is this, in case someone is searching for this solution in the future and finds this thread?

Sorry if it's already occurred to you, but make sure the hatch is completely closed and latched.

I've got squirrels chewing on my thermoplastic body panels! At least these are native wild animals that don't usually try to live in the human environment except under duress. But any car (or anything else, really) that sits unused for a while can get the truly pestilent rodents (rats, mice, etc.) i...

Wiping action in plugging and unplugging temporary taps to remove oxidation is a well understood thing for decades now. If you notice that a plug is excessively warm to the touch while in use, check the prongs for corrosion, remove it with a scotch brite or brillo pad if you see it, and contract an ...

I live in Austin, which never gets more than a dusting of snow ( and completely shuts down until that melts ) but it does get below freezing occasionally. (emphasis mine) That sounds like you'll never have to venture out on wintry roads, so that's in your favor. As others have pointed out, you lose...

Probably THE primary reason I didn't consider an i3 for so long was because it looks so small from the outside (and weird, but...). I was convinced, without any thought, it wss too tiny to replace my allroad wagon. Granted, the cargo volume isn't there, but the passenger space is excellent and meas...