Change creep speed on 128ti

egrimisu · 10-15-2025, 01:16 AM

Hello,
I own three BMWs, and my most recent one is a 128ti. Compared to my other vehicles, this car exhibits a noticeably higher creep torque — when stationary in Drive, releasing the brake results in a significantly stronger initial acceleration. I find this behavior undesirable and would prefer a softer creep response. Is this parameter adjustable or codable through the transmission or DME control modules?

Mr.Freres · 10-15-2025, 06:23 AM

Have you tried in Eco-Mode? It should be more slower to accelerate or heavier ‘feel’ compared to Sport Mode.

egrimisu · 10-15-2025, 07:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr.Freres

Have you tried in Eco-Mode? It should be more slower to accelerate or heavier ‘feel’ compared to Sport Mode.

Thank you! Of course, I did — there’s no difference. I’m talking about the moment I release the brake pedal without accelerating. This feels much smoother and slower on my F36 xDrive and on my F20 120d, which is slightly more dynamic but not as my new f40

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egrimisu Private 16 Rep 69 Posts Drives: BMW 420xd 190HP Join Date: May 2018 Location: France iTrader: (0)	Change creep speed on 128ti Hello, I own three BMWs, and my most recent one is a 128ti. Compared to my other vehicles, this car exhibits a noticeably higher creep torque — when stationary in Drive, releasing the brake results in a significantly stronger initial acceleration. I find this behavior undesirable and would prefer a softer creep response. Is this parameter adjustable or codable through the transmission or DME control modules?
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Mr.Freres New Member 5 Rep 18 Posts Drives: BMW 128ti Join Date: Dec 2022 Location: Victoria iTrader: (0) Garage List 2022 BMW 128ti [0.00]	Have you tried in Eco-Mode? It should be more slower to accelerate or heavier ‘feel’ compared to Sport Mode.
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