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Post by wraenking on Mar 9, 2016 20:40:46 GMT
Can you tell me what the security access code is for a 2012 b7 passat? For example trying to reset number of comfort blinkers I need an access code when I go into security. Using the typical ones found online do not work.
Also, in some adaptations it asks for a channel number. Do you have a list available for all of this info?
Thanks
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Post by Matthew on Mar 20, 2016 4:06:08 GMT
I don't know the security access code for your model. You would have to get this from the workshop manual.
Give me the control module hardware number from the scan and I'll look up the documented channel numbers
You can also easily do it yourself by downloading the Ross-Tech VCDS software (which is free), install it, then browse to the VCDS folder and browse for the "label" file that has the information including the suggested security access code for your module. This file you would open with any text editor.
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Post by Maleben on Sept 29, 2016 21:34:08 GMT
Thx for your efforts.
Does the vcds work without a problem with the obdeleven module? Or do I have to make any workarounds?
Thx
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Post by Matthew on Sept 29, 2016 22:39:17 GMT
VCDS only works with the genuine Ross-Tech cable / HexNet device. It isn't compatible with the OBDeleven dongle.
You need to remember to the OBDeleven dongle is designed to work with the official OBDeleven application
I'll look for the security code for the original poster shortly.
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Post by Matthew on Sept 29, 2016 22:49:50 GMT
Can you tell me what the security access code is for a 2012 b7 passat? For example trying to reset number of comfort blinkers I need an access code when I go into security. Using the typical ones found online do not work. Also, in some adaptations it asks for a channel number. Do you have a list available for all of this info? Thanks Check your chassis number here to see if you find the security code needed |
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Post by GuestAccess on Nov 3, 2016 13:00:00 GMT
Where can I find the chassis number, and what part of the label will be the security code? I have a USA (NMS) Passat, not a true B7, not sure if that will matter?
I've found the sticker in the trunk where the spare tire is, will that have the security code on it?
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Post by al on Sept 12, 2017 6:56:51 GMT
If this is a USA NMS Model you should be able to change that setting in adaptations without having to enter security code.
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Post by maticcck on Jan 11, 2019 16:01:57 GMT
Hello,
Do you have any idea hov to read .clb file in Labels folder? Because i would like to have activation code for 09 module, because none of listed in forum work.
Thank you.
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Post by Matthew on Jan 11, 2019 17:11:34 GMT
No. I don't have any such tools for decrypting *.*clb label files as these are encrypted by Ross-Tech themselves. I have a genuine VCDS cable, so I'm able to connect it to my car and code accordingly. Your module seems like something from a B7 Passat. I see a YouTube page outlining another revision of your module here: I'd need to get access to a Passat B7 or a car with your module to show you how the labels look in VCDS. There is no "security access" code for that module at address 09 wiki.ross-tech.com/wiki/index.php/VW_Passat_(3C)_Central_ElectronicsPlease post your complete SCAN so that I can better assist you |
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Post by ryanvw on Aug 27, 2019 23:18:48 GMT
I know this is an old thread, but I am hoping you can help with my adaptation issue i need the security code for my 2013 passat 2.0TDI DSG Its a Canadian car, I am trying to do my Trans adaptation but I don't have my user manual as I bought the car used. I can't get past this with the OBDEleven.
Any links to where I can get the information I need?
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Post by Matthew on Aug 28, 2019 0:28:38 GMT
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