^^^ AudiSportB5S4: You can register on
Erwin and subscribe to 1 hour's usage for just €7.00 (an hour is all you should need to download the - it's called "basic equipment"). Not sure what the exchange rate is for the mighty USD, but it's got to be less than a couple of Big Macs (which I understand to be the staple diet up there)!! This unlike the situation down here in the antipodes where I need to make an appointment with a bank manager to deal-with the AUD exchange rate for 1 hour's usage of
Erwin!
Anyhow - levity aside, not sure if you are aware (my apology in advance if you are), but the naming convention that is used on the "Leuchte" channels tells you which pin the lamp is connected-to (for purposes).
For example, in your post #41 above, you identified the two Leuchte channels:
- Leuchte23SL HLC10, and
- Leuchte24SL HRA65
The
L in
LC10 means that the lamp is on the
Left side of the car (i.e. LINK in German) and
C10 means that the lamp is connected-to (i.e. wired-to)
pin #10 on
socket C of the .
Similarly, the
R in
RA65 means that the lamp is on the
Right side of the car (i.e. RECHT in German) and
A65 means that the lamp is connected-to (i.e. wired-to)
pin #65 on
socket A of the
So when you have identified the correct lamps on the , simply type-in the allied socket/pin number in the search-box on the adaptation screen (in the order shown above) to locate the correct Leuchte channel-set. Easy-peazy-lemon squeezy!!
Don
PS: When you are on the
Erwin site, don't try to find the lamp circuit on the online. Instead, your objective should be to use the online time to download as much information as you can about your Audi (including the , of course). You can search for the lamp ciruit later, once you have all the files resident on your laptop/PC.