Coding ABS after Cluster Removal Mk5 (MK60EC1)

[q76767]

That should help you:

MK60EC1 LBL

Here is a LBL for the MK60EC1 that i created: 1K0-907-379-60EC1F.LBL (last update Sep 09. 2022) You can copy it to the "...\Labels\User" directory if you have a MK60EC1 in your car (LCode2.0+ is required). It contains nearly all MVB, Adapt.Ch., Basic settings & Coding, because the org. VCDS-LBL...

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Then in VCDS longcoding helper (LCode) copy one of this codings (like you can see, only the vin-bytes 5, 7, 9, 11 & 13 are different) in the coding field and correct/adapt only the vin-bytes to your Vin.
Ready.

Thanks I am going to have to read through all that very carefully it's all new to me

 

[Uwe]

If @etz2k gave it a red X, I expect it's highly unlikely to be correct.

-Uwe-

 

[q76767]

If @etz2k gave it a red X, I expect it's highly unlikely to be correct.

-Uwe-

I'm going to try and begin to comprehend the page he sent to me when it comes to the coding I'm pretty lost. I got the vis4vag to proceed by using 03 vs 01 these are 4 it gave me depending if it is VACUM sensor YES, VACUM sensor NO, type2 or type A.
113B200D092500FB880E04EC901C004A3000
113B200D092500FB880E04EC901C00423000
113B200D092500FB880E04EC901C00413000
113B200D092500FB880E04EC901C00403000

 

[q76767]

That should help you:

MK60EC1 LBL

Here is a LBL for the MK60EC1 that i created: 1K0-907-379-60EC1F.LBL (last update Sep 09. 2022) You can copy it to the "...\Labels\User" directory if you have a MK60EC1 in your car (LCode2.0+ is required). It contains nearly all MVB, Adapt.Ch., Basic settings & Coding, because the org. VCDS-LBL...

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Then in VCDS longcoding helper (LCode) copy one of this codings (like you can see, only the vin-bytes 5, 7, 9, 11 & 13 are different) in the coding field and correct/adapt only the vin-bytes to your Vin.
Ready.

Can you explain to me what vin-bytes are? Are the vin-bytes positions in the long coding that need to match letter or number in corresponding position in vin?

 

[etz2k]

Are the vin-bytes positions in the long coding that need to match letter or number in corresponding position in vin?

Yes

Can you see the diff. of the examples i give you?

Coding 1: 113B400D492800FE880F02E8922000413000
Coding 2: 113B400D49270002881402ED921E00413000

byte_5: 28 & 27 is 13th digit
byte_7: FE & 02 is 14th digit
byte_9: etc.
now replace the 5 bytes with the bytes from the v4v coding.
if you use the correct vin in v4v all should be ok.

Is it really so hard to compare some bytes and use my LBL with LCode?

 

[q76767]

Yes

Can you see the diff. of the examples i give you?

Coding 1: 113B400D492800FE880F02E8922000413000
Coding 2: 113B400D49270002881402ED921E00413000

byte_5: 28 & 27 is 13th digit
byte_7: FE & 02 is 14th digit
byte_9: etc.
now replace the 5 bytes with the bytes from the v4v coding.
if you use the correct vin in v4v all should be ok.

Is it really so hard to compare some bytes and use my LBL with LCode?

Ya to be honest I'm really completely lost when it comes to coding and any of this I've never done any of these codings before. So theses are the 4 codes i got from v4v so your saying one is correct as is or I need to modify it? And my vin I entered into v4v is 3VWRM71KX9M131383
113B200D092500FB880E04EC901C004A3000
113B200D092500FB880E04EC901C00423000
113B200D092500FB880E04EC901C00413000
113B200D092500FB880E04EC901C00403000

 

[Uwe]

And my vin I entered into v4v is 3VWRM71KX9M131383

I'm reasonably confident that V4V can calculate the VIN bytes correctly.

-Uwe-

 

[JMR]

That coding if equipped with vacuum sensor.
@etz2k , why don t you provide a correct solution , i trrust you more than i trust myself when comes to abs codings , mine are v4v , yours are more accurate , thanx.

 

[JMR]

Just stick one in the abs coding and see what the abs complains after that

 

[q76767]

113B200D092500FB880E04EC901C00423000 this one got accepted

 

[etz2k]

113B200D092500FB880E04EC901C00423000 this one got accepted

but it's wrong!

this is the correct coding: 113B400D492500FB880E02EC921C00413000

I think it's better you don't change your cluster or anything with a control module again

 

[q76767]

but it's wrong!

this is the correct coding: 113B400D492500FB880E02EC921C00413000

I think it's better you don't change your cluster or anything with a control module again

Hm I wonder how it got accepted I did the basic setting adaption and all the lights went away and no more beeping. Definitely won't change anything again without saving an auto scan first!

 

[etz2k]

Hm I wonder how it got accepted

I can give you more then 10 wrong codings that would be accepted. The ABS is not for kids to play, so not everything is and can be checked by the ABS.

 

[q76767]

I can give you more then 10 wrong codings that would be accepted. The ABS is not for kids to play, so not everything is and can be checked by the ABS.

Gotcha I'll recode it with one you gave me definitely don't want any issues