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01-16-2014, 10:06 PM | #2 |
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You can set it to light up in the options menu through idrive. Once you are in the MDM settings, click options and thats where you can set the start up settings, including the shift lights. Regardless, it onlly lights up during heavy acceleration
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They are set to on in the menu. But if I'm not in mdm more they don't turn on.
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01-17-2014, 12:12 AM | #5 |
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You have to set it through the control menu off of the cruise control stalk. Or open mdm settings on idrive and press the option button on the controller to open m key settings.
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You have it set for only MDM mode. Go to the MDM menu and click options. That will open up another menu that includes all your standard start up settings. In that menu, you will see another shift light on/off |
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01-17-2014, 09:28 AM | #8 |
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keep in mind you really have to stand on your throttle to get the lights to engage, they won't turn on with casual city/freeway driving
and IIRC they usually only come on in d4/s4 or higher (might be d5/s5?)
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I just call that thing the "rev counter". You learn something new each day. |
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My watch has a tachymeter around the bezel but the only thing it counts for me is not revs per minute but minutes until my clothes are dry or my pasta is ready. Pastameter
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Do all cars have this or is this specific to Ms? I'm guessing only we have them because we have such fast revving motors. |
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