Any idea how it got that way?
Without a proper scan to see what's going on, my advice is: Please physically inspect the to see what part numbers it has on it. I'm curious whether someone swapped in an incorrect , or someone put the wrong software in the car's original .
In an case, I doubt this can be fixed via coding.
I don't know how it got this way, I bought this car from auction site like I did other vws and audis and never had this problem before. Here is what the scan shows and long code info. This is a 2017 Golf R USA version, those safety bolts appear to not have been messed around with that hold the . Could this be possible to have been done with a tune or something to make the car behave differently? When I plug in the cruise control sensor on the front of the car (replacement one I bought cuz it was missing when the car came in) it shows that engine code that is incorrectly coded, it does not show it if I dont plug it in, itll just show under the adaptive cruise control module that it is not plugged in.
It lets me change a few of the lines, from audi to vw and right hand drive to left hand drive, but then it starts doing other funny things since its not fully coded like it should be. One thing I notice if I do that, it wont start with just pressing clutch anymore, it wants to have both clutch and brake pedal pressed to start engine, weirdest thing I've seen
It won’t let me change the transmission and everything else though
https://imgur.com/a/DozKm5x