BMW M3 2009 STOLEN VEHICLE in original condition

[werner5395]

BMW M3 2009 STOLEN VEHICLE in original condition - rewrite all identification numbers to original.
Hello I got a BMW M3 in 2009 in my workshop - the vehicle was stolen and was found - unfortunately there is a wrong indication number in all control units now - BMW - Service cannot write it properly - what can or do I have to do all the ECUs again to bring the original VIN. Please help and information.
Sorry for my bad english
thx

[Meat-Head]

Cant you get an offical piece of paper stating that vin#xxxx is infacr vin#yyyyy

what about number in windscreen!

how do you know same car if wrong vin#!

[werner5395]

In the official vehicle documents it is noted that the standard VIN is wrong and crossed out. vin struck new in the B-pillar.

[Meat-Head]

Oh so when was recovered the police whoever gave it new number.

so dont see why it needs electronicly changing if door pillar been stamped and paperwork matches.

[werner5395]

Problem is: Navi can not be updated officially - if at some point a control unit needs to be replaced, this is not possible without problems because there is a VIN in the vehicle that is wrong with the ECUs - so the customer wants everything to be original and consistent.

[werner5395]

MADE SUCCESSFULLY- ALL vin now Orginal

[Meat-Head]

MADE SUCCESSFULLY- ALL vin now Orginal

Great to hear. But with what tools.

so what vin was it born with. What new vin stamped in door. What vin you changed ut to!?!

[werner5395]

now all 25 ecu have the org Vin in it. original vin as when delivered from the factory- the orginal vin is stamped in door- tools r270 -fvdi - bmw scanner -bmw icomnext - brain.exe-work time 4 houers

[Meat-Head]

Makes no sense. Unless all 25 modules were all from another or different stolen cars

[werner5395]

all 25 control units had the wrong Vin - the thieves had done a good job - now the car is back with the original Vin in all control units.

[Meat-Head]

all 25 control units had the wrong Vin

That’s well cool, wounder if thieves spend four hours recoding the modules
unless you just cloned another stolen car

well done anyway

[werner5395]

The thieves had legally obtained papers from an accident car - and wanted to give this identity to the stolen car

[Meat-Head]

Wow unless they changed all parts

police did good job identifying the cars