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GS-911 / Re: BMW r1250 GS 2023 OEM fog light activation
« Last post by Scotty15 on Today at 12:03:42 AM »Hi yes you can in the latest firmware via the Service section in the app's
GS-911, diagnostics for the people (r)
News:
January 2025 GS-911 software and firmware available! Details at https://www.hexgs911.com/news/january-2025-software-and-firmware-updates/
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Central Vehicle Electronics/ZFE/GM issues / Re: turn signal time/distance change possible?
« Last post by GS Jim on November 01, 2025, 07:31:32 PM »If the bike was purchased new and is still under warranty and the self cancelling has never worked then you should take it to the dealer and have them figure out why. After that then you can explore the different GS911 offerings on self cancelling.
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Central Vehicle Electronics/ZFE/GM issues / Re: turn signal time/distance change possible?
« Last post by rcrowder on October 31, 2025, 08:22:44 PM »Is it possible to change these settings on GS1300? Trying to save a trip to dealer, self cancelling hasn't worked since purchased.
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GS-911 / Re: R1300GS Fault Code
« Last post by mattgecko on October 30, 2025, 12:31:33 PM »Hi Ned
Congratulations on your R1300 and ezCAN. The coding options for the R1300 is currently still limited, as this bike features a new communication system that we're still figuring out. I don't currently have a timeline for when this will be developed and released, but you're welcome to sign up to our newsletter to get notifications of new releases:
https://www.hexgs911.com/
Kind regards
Ruan
Its been a year since you posted that the GS-911 tool cant turn off the removed aux lights for the R1300GS. Any update to solving this? My GS-tool shows the ability to deactivate them but fails to turn them off. I even pay for the yearly subscription to unlock all functions on my GS-911 tool.
Matt
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How do I... / Sitzheizung R 1250 GS
« Last post by wulfman04 on October 29, 2025, 06:44:48 PM »Hallo, kann mir jemand die PIN-Belegung des 4-poligen Steckers der originalen Soziusbank nennen?
Danke im Voraus,
Wolle
Danke im Voraus,
Wolle
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Introduce yourself... / New member, first question!
« Last post by Aitch on October 27, 2025, 07:35:35 PM »Hi, I'm in southern UK & just fitted an EzCan to my BMW R1250rs, I have a Denali Split Sound Bomb fitted, which is working fine and using the original horn for a quick beep. I hooked up my laptop and viewed the Diagnostic page and on operating the horn with the slider, it said it was initially pulling 50 Amps! Denali state its a 20 amp unit. I've fused it at 25A, do you think I have a problem?
Thanks, Aitch.
Thanks, Aitch.
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GS-911 / Re: Messed Up TPM Replacement, Can It Be Saved?
« Last post by Borgia on October 24, 2025, 06:33:46 PM »The BMW sensors are made by Schrader. Schrader is a quality brand. Schrader manufactures in several countries but the ones most commonly found on BMW motorcycles are made in the UK.
If you buy a sensor from a BMW dealership you will pay too much.
Replacement Schrader sensors for BMW motorcycles are available on the aftermarket as the 3141M but aren't sold in North America but can be purchased from the EU.
You can also buy the Schrader 33900 sensor which, when programmed as if it was going to installed on a 2009 Saturn Astra, will work on BMW motorcycles.
Note that both of the aforementioned sensors come in a different form factor than the old "banana style" sensors. This is also the case with any new replacement sensor from BMW.
All this is explained at greater length in the following article:
https://valleybmwriders.com/media/kunena/attachments/1063/SchraderReplacementSensorsV2.pdf
If you buy a sensor from a BMW dealership you will pay too much.
Replacement Schrader sensors for BMW motorcycles are available on the aftermarket as the 3141M but aren't sold in North America but can be purchased from the EU.
You can also buy the Schrader 33900 sensor which, when programmed as if it was going to installed on a 2009 Saturn Astra, will work on BMW motorcycles.
Note that both of the aforementioned sensors come in a different form factor than the old "banana style" sensors. This is also the case with any new replacement sensor from BMW.
All this is explained at greater length in the following article:
https://valleybmwriders.com/media/kunena/attachments/1063/SchraderReplacementSensorsV2.pdf
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GS-911 / Re: Messed Up TPM Replacement, Can It Be Saved?
« Last post by botus on October 24, 2025, 05:07:22 PM »so you haven't considered batches that deliberately have lower durability - and go direct to markets that have a lot of mugs. And others, that are more durable going to markets where a given manufacturer has yet to land the marketing let madness where fools will buy it regardless?
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GS-911 / Re: Messed Up TPM Replacement, Can It Be Saved?
« Last post by ElPolloDiablo on October 24, 2025, 04:30:30 PM »Urgh? This is literally the same Pacific Industrial tyre pressure sensor installed in most motorcycles now, it just has a BMW stamp instead of a Kawasaki or Triumph one.
A single defective unit can happen to anybody: BMW didn't try to wriggle out of it and honored their warranty commitments to a fault, even if they could just tell me I needed to have it installed by an official dealership. GS911 worked as well as always and it just wasn't its fault. In the end it's solved, just a warning to never doubt GS911.
A single defective unit can happen to anybody: BMW didn't try to wriggle out of it and honored their warranty commitments to a fault, even if they could just tell me I needed to have it installed by an official dealership. GS911 worked as well as always and it just wasn't its fault. In the end it's solved, just a warning to never doubt GS911.
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GS-911 / Re: Messed Up TPM Replacement, Can It Be Saved?
« Last post by botus on October 24, 2025, 01:41:43 PM »never buy OEM - its designed to fail junk - the world has turned - Chinese trash is now often far higher quality
germany today is just all about funding ww3 along with their best mates in the UK
germany today is just all about funding ww3 along with their best mates in the UK