[sfinks2]

Hello Experts;

My car is e61 520d from 2007.

VIN: WBANJ31040CP82110

FA: E61_#0909*NJ31%0354&ALAT$1CA$320$423$428$431$441$442$494$4A
L$502$508$522$524$534$540$548$587$5AC$610$644$698$6VA$7A4$80
1$818$851$863$879-B110

Retrofited with CIC navigation system (Professional), so manufacturing date was changed to 0909 - what else I do not know as It was done as a service. Some chip-tuning to DDE was also done.

No other retrofits were done

In INPA i see something like this:

92 VIRTSG92 OKAY 9180490 5749 0000 0 20 0.0.0 0.0.0 0.0.0 0.0.0 10.11.2008 Harman Becker

92 VIRTSG92 OKAY 9180490 0000000 10.11.2008

What is it? Is it needed? Can I remove it and if so - how to do it?

Any help will be appreciated.
Hope to hear from you soon

[bmchicago]

the CCC and CIC have multiple internal control units. (ccc-ask,ccc-bo,ccc-gw) what you are seeing is the radio.

You do not need the radio for the car to function.
Yes you can remove the radio.
Remove Radio.

[sfinks2]

In ISTA tree I can see (on MOST loop):
CIC
CIC_GW
ASK
ANT
ULF-SBX
HUD

Why do I have radio as VIRT? Is it in a way some "virtual" module? What is this thing? how do you know it is radio?

Well, I do not want olny "the car to function". I want to avoid any errors or troubles.

Is it safe to remove it? How t remove it? I can not see it's code in FA
Group - "unknown"
SGBD Nr - "unknown"

Strange stuff....

[Spitfire555]

VIRTSG = VIRTuelles STeuergeät (German).

This virtual device is necessary for proper working. So leave them as it is and everything is well.

[sfinks2]

Thanks.
Looks like problem is solveed.

BTW: How to report the thread to be marked as solved?