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Post by Carolco on Mar 26, 2020 9:50:33 GMT
are you doing the double sequence of calibration of light in basic settings after each modification?
because is very important for clear errors
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Post by Carolco on Mar 26, 2020 9:53:43 GMT
Es muy importante hacer la secuencia doble de las luces de calibración después de cada modificación con obd11. Después de la calibración, borre los errores e intente. It is in the basic settings of 4B module. Normally when you touch any element of the AFS the car don’t like.... then execute the calibration in two phases and try.
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2018gti
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2018 GTI Autobahn 6-speed
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Post by 2018gti on Mar 26, 2020 17:19:49 GMT
Yup I did try doing basic settings / acknowledge basic settings after doing it but no luck.. After you turn off the ignition and turn it back on, those errors all show up  Here is something for everyone to try: go to your 4B and 29 module, open Live Data, and check the value of 'Headlamp variant'. On mine, it is always e076. I got this information from awd4416 who went through the whole process of retrofitting the LED lights here in the US, and he is able to set his lights to ece mode. I think they are related because the error code that I get from the 29 and 39 module when I do the nar -> ece change is: "High beam variant implausible". That's why my thought is that with VCP or ODIS, one could write a new firmware/parameters to the lights and get this to work. |
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