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Sport Displays & Driving Mode Customization

Coding can unlock sport-oriented displays, gauges, and mode behaviors across all driving modes.

What You Can Change​

Sport Instrument Cluster Layout​

  • Enable the sport gauge layout (with central tachometer) in Comfort and Eco Pro modes — not just Sport/Sport+
  • Show boost pressure, oil temperature, or power/torque gauges in all modes

M Performance / M Sport Displays​

  • Enable M-style gauges on non-M cars with the M Sport package
  • Unlock digital G-force meter display
  • Show M lap timer (on M cars)

Mode Memory​

  • Default to Sport mode on startup instead of Comfort
  • Remember the last selected Individual mode configuration

How to Code It​

BimmerCode​

  1. Connect and select HU_MGU (Head Unit)
  2. Look for:
    • "Sport displays in all modes" → Enabled
    • "Default driving mode" → Sport / Last state
    • "Sport gauges" → aktiv
  3. Code the module

E-Sys​

  1. Read the HU_MGU module
  2. FDL parameters:
    • SPORT_ANZEIGE_ALLE_FAHRMODI → aktiv
    • FAHRMODUS_DEFAULT → sport or letzter_zustand
    • M_LAPTIMER → aktiv (M cars)
  3. Code the module

Applies To​

ChassisSport DisplaysMode MemoryM Gauges
G20YesYesM Sport pkg
G30YesYesM Sport pkg
G05/G06/G07YesYesM Sport pkg
G80/G82Already enabledYesStandard
G70YesYesVaries

Notes​

  • Driving mode memory may reset if the battery is disconnected
  • On M cars, the M1/M2 button memory is separate from general driving mode memory
  • These changes are purely display/preference — they don't affect engine or suspension behavior beyond what the mode itself does