I need help with VW Amarok ABS Module coding

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Good day all.

I am trying to put together my VW Amarok 2015 which was vandalized at the Mechanic workshop.

I have a problem with coding the ABS Module.

I can really use any help. Please. I need the Correct CODE for the ABS Module.

Here is my Auto Scan Output:

Code:
Data from pirated copy / clone of VCDS are not welcome here
 
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You are using a clone of VCDS
Please buy a legitimate Ross-Tech VCDS interface.
 
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So they now have cloned a Hex Net :(
 
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You are using a clone of VCDS
Please buy a legitimate Ross-Tech VCDS interface.
Oops, poor me, I wish I could own one.
The VCDS is actually not mine. A techy friend helped to scan the car.
Now I have invited another mechanic to scan it with his own VCDS and this result below is from his own VCDS.

Please help me.

Code:
Auto Scan removed according forum rules.
 
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In another package... :facepalm:
 
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So they now have cloned a Hex Net :(
It's probably just another faux-net (older HEX+CAN interface or similar dressed up as a HEX-NET).
 
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