Controller refused to send a seed!

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Hi all,

Just trying to access the door controller with my valid security access code and i get the error..

"Controller refused to send a seed!'

I've never had this error before as i have always used this code.


Any pointers?

I am using 17.8.1 on W10

Thanks
 
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What car, what BCM?

An Auto-Scan, or at least the complete ID data for the BCM in question might us useful here.

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The controller is..

Address 42: Door Elect, Driver Labels: None
Part No SW: 2K5 959 701 A HW: 2K5 959 701 A
Component: Tuer-SG 009 2144
Coding: 0135730
Shop #: WSC 35110 377 08192
VCID: 323E13942827C6A79C5-8066


I am trying to access the Adaptations menu.

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^^^^ That's a door controller, not a BCM.

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Apologies!

I have edited my OP.

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...which code are you trying to enter and which function/procedure are you trying to perform? What makes you think the code in question is valid for this specific module?
 
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Hi Sebastian,

'Apparently' there is an adaptation that can be tweaked to perform folding mirror on the key.

However, after trying the code (42013) that i thought was the one, it appears it isn't the correct one and this is for the BCM.

Thanks.
 
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Anyone?????
 
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Thanks for the info Dana.

Just out of interest, how old are these modules then?

Are they still used in any other models?
 
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Well, my 2012 SEL Tiggy has the old-school CAN protocol door modules but some Golf based cars used the new UDS modules back in in 2010 and 2011.

If I had to generalize I'd call the CAN modules Mk5 technology and UDS the MK6 + but VW did NOT draw a straight line at a particular model year. What I can say with certainty is they did NOT use CAN door modules on the MK7 platform.
 
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^^^^ I didn't know that - interesting!! Of course when the Golf was transferred to the MQB platform, the network architecture appears to have undergone some fundamental changes (not surprising I guess) - the earlier mk7 Golfs appear to have LIN based slaves (subsystems?) for the rear door modules (see below - Convenience CAN). On the autocsans for the newer mk7s (FL/7.5), it seems that the rear door modules have been elevated to full CAN members (I think).

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