Into the Porsche models Panamera, Cayenne 9PA, 911 991, Boxster 981, Macan, Spyder there are several modules part of the so called immo V system.

In all of these models these modules are “BCM Front”, “BCM Rear”, “ELV”, “DME” and in Macan also the “Transmission” module.

If you take one of these modules from one vehicle and put it into another vehicle they will not function properly till they are “learned” to the vehicle (or to the master module “BCM Front”).

For example new engine ECU will not start the car, new ELV will not unlock the steering, new BCM Rear will not perform it’s functions and new BCM Front will stop all of these functions and more untill all the rest of the (slave) modules are adapted to it.

The “Immo V adaptation” special function allows you to exchange each of these modules in a vehicle, i.e. learn/adapt it to the master module BCM Front. That is why for all of the modules you have to provide the DFlash dump of the BCM Front module of the vehicle into which the module will be installed. You need also the ConfigData dump of the new module or DFlash dump of the BCM Front module of the vehicle from which the module is taken (called donor vehicle).

BCM Unit adaptation

1. Load the necessary dumps

2. Enter the VIN of the car

3. Enter the number of keys to be learned (leave “0” if there is no need to learn new keys)

4. The procedure has successfully finished

ECU Adaptation

1. You can choose one of the 3 options to make the adaptation

2. Loading the dump from the front BCM of the car

3. Loading ECU flash dump

4. Loading ECU EEPROM dump

5. Make sure the VIN corresponds

6. The procedure has successfully finished adapting the ECU

ELV Adaptation

1. You can choose one of the two options to make the adaptation

2. Load the dump from the Front BCM module of the car

3. You can now load the ELV EEPROM dump

4. Make sure the VIN corresponds to the one of the car

5. The ELV is now successfully adapted