And where should I get it?
The one stuck on the post, which needs to be entered in order for Lexia to run at all, does not work in this case.
There must be some way to do this...
Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamModerated By Pawel wawa:Man, stop writing nonsense when you have no idea! This is the last time I pay attention. One more nonsense post and you'll be kicked off the forum.
mk-tronic wrote:question for the author: how did your story end? I'm struggling with the same thing, I can't add BSI to Xara Picasso and I also use Diagbox, I'm wondering if it's a problem in the software or if I actually need a special 4-digit code for BSI coding apart from the pin I have.
TL;DR: For 90 % of DIY BSI tweaks, users hit a five-digit access prompt; dealers charge about 100 PLN (€22) to supply it [Elektroda, bartek_j, post #8202901] “The code is in the car's papers… get a new one from the dealership” [Elektroda, bartek_j, post #8202901] Try default workshop codes 03114 (Lexia) or 01134 (PP2000) first.
Why it matters: Without the right telecoding code, Lexia/PP2000 blocks any BSI or display change.
• Default Lexia workshop code: 03114 [Elektroda, radlom, post #9057745] • Default PP2000 code: 01134 [Elektroda, AJZ, post #9198381] • Dealer replacement costs approx. 100 PLN; ID + registration needed [Elektroda, bartek_j, #8202901; sly_1978, #16811053] • Typical wait time for dealer code: ~7 days [Elektroda, sly_1978, post #16811053] • Four-digit PIN on card is only for immobilizer/key coding [Elektroda, radlom, post #13684481]