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Originally Posted by BMWrules7
Got it. I was wrong here. I thought they advised the op to double push the lock button on the fob, that would turn off the motion sensor.
Actually, if the op was not advised to try this .then he should. This will rule out a problem with the motion detection.
OP: if your car is parked in a safe spot, you could try deactivating the motion detector. You can RTM, but I am pretty sure you press the fob's lock button twice. You will note a peculiar flash on the clown nose.
If your troubles go away after disabling the motion sensor that may be a helpful clue.
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My f30 has this issue but only when the sunshade is in place. Sensor has been replaced and it's been to the dealer 3 times. They're stumped.
Yes, there is a feature to turn off the motion sensor (in the case you leave a pet in the car) but it defaults to back normal every time the car is unlocked. It cannot be permanently disabled.