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Post by kevzw on Jun 20, 2019 19:08:36 GMT
Is this possible with obdeleven? I need to apply basic settings after fixing my regulating flap for the compressor. I see it being done in this video:
Can someone help me do this with obdeleven?
Thanks in advance.
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Post by adiwob on Jun 21, 2019 6:03:40 GMT
Is this possible with obdeleven? I need to apply basic settings after fixing my regulating flap for the compressor. I see it being done in this video: Can someone help me do this with obdeleven? Thanks in advance. It's the same with obdeleven, go to 01 engine -> Basic setting-> search for adapatation regulatin flap for the compressor. |
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Post by kevzw on Jun 22, 2019 20:08:11 GMT
It starts asking for a channel, do you know it?
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Post by kevzw on Jun 23, 2019 9:44:09 GMT
Is this possible with obdeleven? I need to apply basic settings after fixing my regulating flap for the compressor. I see it being done in this video: Can someone help me do this with obdeleven? Thanks in advance. It's the same with obdeleven, go to 01 engine -> Basic setting-> search for adapatation regulatin flap for the compressor. Forgot the quote, still stuck.. |
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Post by adiwob on Jun 24, 2019 6:22:24 GMT
Post your software number from 01 - engine-> info and i will help you
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venpl
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Post by venpl on Oct 22, 2019 22:45:29 GMT
Hi, have the same problem on VW Scirocco 2009.
1. Cant find or setup Basic Setting for regulating flap for compressor
2. Cant find or setup Output Test for regulating flap for compressor
Here's the car's log details that should help .:
OBDeleven data reading Date: 21/10/2019 08:40 VIN: Vehicle: Volkswagen Scirocco Year: 2009 Body type: Coupe Engine: CAVD 118 kW (160 HP) 1.4 l Mileage: 151470 HP --------- -------------------------------------------------- ---- 01 Engine System description: MED17.5.5 Software number: 03C906027BS Software version: 1676 Controller number: 03C906027F Serial number: Coding: 0000072 Error codes: P10A4 - Regulating flap for intake air Mechanical malfunction Active
I have replaced the original OEM unit with a used one, 10 years newer, but still get the same MIL code.
I am told the Basic Setting must be done for the ECU to learn the new operating range parameters from the new unit.
Thanks!
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Post by sixboltmains on Oct 30, 2019 11:03:40 GMT
Hello - did you ever find what the channel number was ?
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venpl
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Post by venpl on Nov 8, 2019 19:55:35 GMT
No I haven't.
I ended up paying the mechanic for the VCDS service because I could not do it via OBD11.
Waste of money.
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Post by Matthew on Nov 10, 2019 16:52:04 GMT
No. If you did a backup of all the adaptation channels using OBDeleven, then exported the CSV file to an excel spreadsheet, you can see what the actual channel was to do the Basic Setting. |
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Post by venpl on Nov 11, 2019 23:09:36 GMT
Looks like a workaround to perform a fairly simple task.
I've checked this feature and indeed it looks like it could help. Will try it when I'll I need it.
Surprised these features are not available directly & by default in the app for a typical car, for part that fitted in all dual charged VAG engines.
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Post by Matthew on Nov 12, 2019 1:14:27 GMT
Surprised these features are not available directly & by default in the app for a typical car, for part that fitted in all dual charged VAG engines. That is where you are wrong. No VAG car is "typical" unless you are describing an old car prior to CANBUS (like a MK4 Golf etc). There are several variations of the "same" module with different part numbers and memory block locations where the various bits and bytes are located for the various options. It is almost impossible to support them all. Even Ross-Tech has to roll out frequent updates every few weeks when they get more variety of the same cars to experiment with and release bug fixes. In each of Ross-Tech's updates, they delete the old "label" files and replace them with new ones so there were no issues. What you need to understand is that the "APPs" feature in OBDeleven is a user-contribution thing where everyone made suggestions for the developers to implement so that others can benefit in an easy one-click process. If you PM a member called "Adiwob" on this forum with your engine information (including ECU information and part number), he might provide you a cool spreadsheet with all the juicy "security codes", measuring blocks, basic settings, etc. |
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Post by sixboltmains on Nov 12, 2019 8:51:08 GMT
No. If you did a backup of all the adaptation channels using OBDeleven, then exported the CSV file to an excel spreadsheet, you can see what the actual channel was to do the Basic Setting. Matthew - I am new to this, could you guide me how to do this "backup of all adaptation channels" ? |
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Post by Matthew on Nov 12, 2019 16:21:54 GMT
I'll do a video later today for the process when I get back to the car.
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Post by sixboltmains on Nov 27, 2019 9:08:02 GMT
Hello - any update please on how to do the backup and email the file to oneself ? Thanks in Advance.
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Post by Matthew on Nov 27, 2019 14:10:59 GMT
You would do the SCAN from the home screen. Then click on the e-mail icon in the upper-right hand corner once done. You would then punch in your e-mail address then hit send.
To do a backup. You would go to the individual module that you wish to do the backup on, then scroll down to BACKUP.
A moderator made a tutorial on here for this. I'll post the link when I come across it once again.
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Post by sixboltmains on Nov 27, 2019 22:50:34 GMT
You would do the SCAN from the home screen. Then click on the e-mail icon in the upper-right hand corner once done. You would then punch in your e-mail address then hit send. To do a backup. You would go to the individual module that you wish to do the backup on, then scroll down to BACKUP. A moderator made a tutorial on here for this. I'll post the link when I come across it once again. Thanks, I followed instructions and emailed it to myself. Here it is, unfortunately it does not tell me the Channel name, so I am unsure which channel I use for doing the basic settings for regulating flap. Any ideas ?
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ OBDeleven vehicle history log Date: 2019-11-28 07:52 VIN: Car: Volkswagen Golf Year: 2009 Body type: 5-dr hatchback Engine: CAVD 118 kW (160 HP) 1.4 l Mileage: 80850 KM --------------------------------------------------------------- Backup Control unit: 01 Engine Control Module 1 System description: MED17.5.5 G Software number: 03C906027BA Software version: 9660 Hardware number: 03C906027F Backup name: November 2019 Coding: 0000077 Adaptations: Channel 000: 1 Channel 001: Secured Channel 018: Secured Channel 020: 1 Channel 024: Secured Channel 050: Secured Channel 091: 4 Mileage: 80850 km Date: 2019-11-22 15:36 --------------------------------------------------------------- |
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Post by Matthew on Nov 28, 2019 1:00:54 GMT
You did this to the Engine Control Module #1
You need to do this to the HVAC system at address #8 / Module #8
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Post by Matthew on Nov 28, 2019 1:04:30 GMT
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Post by sixboltmains on Nov 28, 2019 13:03:30 GMT
Hi Matthew,
HVAC ? I think you may have misunderstood that the flap I changed was the Air inlet flap for the Supercharger and nor the air conditioning.
So I would have thought the channel should be in the Engine Control Module.
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Post by Matthew on Nov 28, 2019 13:57:15 GMT
You are correct. My response was to another thread for someone who had HVAC issues.
I'll respond to your adaptation query shortly.
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Post by sixboltmains on Dec 7, 2019 4:44:48 GMT
Post your software number from 01 - engine-> info and i will help you Hello, You mentioned on this post you could help determine channel for doing the basic settings for regulating flap. My vehicle log is shown below. Any ideas on this please ? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ OBDeleven vehicle history log Date: 2019-11-28 07:52 VIN: Car: Volkswagen Golf Year: 2009 Body type: 5-dr hatchback Engine: CAVD 118 kW (160 HP) 1.4 l Mileage: 80850 KM --------------------------------------------------------------- Backup Control unit: 01 Engine Control Module 1 System description: MED17.5.5 G Software number: 03C906027BA Software version: 9660 Hardware number: 03C906027F Backup name: November 2019 Coding: 0000077 Adaptations: Channel 000: 1 Channel 001: Secured Channel 018: Secured Channel 020: 1 Channel 024: Secured Channel 050: Secured Channel 091: 4 Mileage: 80850 km Date: 2019-11-22 15:36 --------------------------------------------------------------- Read more: forum.obdeleven.com/thread/6190/basic-settings-adaption-regulating-compressor?page=1&scrollTo=30654#ixzz67OQHe1JR |
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Post by Matthew on Dec 10, 2019 15:37:11 GMT
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Post by Matthew on Dec 10, 2019 16:18:50 GMT
Try doing Group 60 in Basic Settings and Adaptations
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Post by Matthew on Dec 10, 2019 17:16:12 GMT
Look here
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Post by sixboltmains on Dec 10, 2019 20:32:13 GMT
Yes I have seen this Video. He is using VCDS in this video whilst obviously I am using OBDEleven. When using OBDEleven I do not see a dropdown list of functions....all I see is a question asking for the Channel number. Hence my original question, "What is the channel for doing the Basic settings adaption for regulating flap for compressor ? ". I think its clear that OBDEleven has limitations......and I will just either need to buy VCDS or pay a Mechanic $200 to do this simple task. Thanks for all your help, I appreciate it. |
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Post by tofi on Mar 26, 2021 15:32:16 GMT
Hi,
I have a VW Touran with TSI engine and have the same problem with this flap device.
I cannot find the "adaptation of regulating flap for compressor" function in the channel dropdown list and don't know the channel number either.
As I can see the original question was not answered here regarding how to do this basic setting in OBDEleven.
Could anybody tell how to do this with OBDEleven?
Thanks and regards,
Tofi
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Post by Matthew on Mar 30, 2021 1:41:35 GMT
I'm going to make a guess based on the 2.0T that you MIGHT be able to try group 60 under Basic Settings with the ignition ON, but Engine OFF.
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Post by tofi on Apr 11, 2021 9:57:59 GMT
Unfortunately group 60 is not good in my case:  |
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Post by tofi on Apr 15, 2021 12:15:00 GMT
Hi, I have a VW Touran with TSI engine and have the same problem with this flap device. I cannot find the "adaptation of regulating flap for compressor" function in the channel dropdown list and don't know the channel number either. As I can see the original question was not answered here regarding how to do this basic setting in OBDEleven. Could anybody tell how to do this with OBDEleven? Thanks and regards, Tofi I found it, group 168 is what I needed for the basic settings:  |
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Post by zaidiboy on Mar 16, 2022 12:24:45 GMT
Hi
Any idea the channel number for 1.4 TSI MK5 BLG
01 Engine
System description: MED17.5.1 G
Software number: 03C906032AK
Software version: 6457
Hardware number: 03C906032C
Serial number: VWX7Z0H03ND01C
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