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Unbelievable.

To be clear, where there is now a hole in the glass where the wiper arm actuator came through, you simply covered it with black vinyl? Are you not worried about water getting in?

His latest email states it's a must by USA law. So that sucks. Hopefully one of us can take apart his module and figure out how to turn the nannies off then put the module back together. Obviously voiding the warranty on the module.

On a REx equipped i3

That's awesome. Glad to hear this :)

Exactly, I wholeheartedly agree.

The nannies (buzzer & steering wheel interaction) is retarded. Why make this more complicated? I like your idea as well. Or put on a sticker on the module that says "failure to interact with the steering wheel every 5 seconds voids warranty and we will not be held liable, insert legal jargon...

I was going to buy one. But I'm out now. Don't want buzzer nor steering wheel interaction. IF HE'S READING THIS: for those, like myself that don't want the nannies, require us to sign a liability waiver. Simple

All your questions were answered on the previous page and the page before that one. Basically it ping pongs between the lanes when you're going 60+mph and it's sketchy at best. Better to steer yourself. But in traffic situations, you're good to go and just let go of the wheel when under 40mph...

Here is video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhArf-L-3EU

The video I saw on youtube doesn't show it's clear behind the back BMW roundel. I am confused by your post.

Thanks for the reply for the USA

O nice. That's cool

That's pretty cool. What does it sound like for you guys?

@foggy69, do we have a list of what can be coded?

Did the USA get pedestrian alert fake noise coming from the i3 like the europeans did? If so, how can we deactivate it?

What part of the world are you in?

Add me to the list. I want to remove the rear seat to save weight. I can only imagine I will hear REx louder with the seat removed when it does kick on but so be it.

What is the whooping tire issue? I am new to i3

Those of you putting in all that psi... Doesn't the ride get harder for you? I'm ok sacrificing some miles to be more comfortable. HOWEVER, I have never inflatted my tires to such amount of psi. So maybe my logic is not sound.