Octavia mk1 4x4 ABS

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Code or install all parts needed for a 4x4 TDI.........don't forget your MOT certificate.
 
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Thanks for both VINs. Per PL24 VIN decryption:

Actual car
Vehicle Identification No. TMBSL21U228538166
Model octavia elegance
OCT
Date of production 12.07.2001
Year 2002
Sales type 1U23QX
Engine Code ARX
Transmission Code FEX
1LE Disc brakes, front
1KE Disc brakes, rear
2UB Rough-road design
1AT Elektronisches Stabilitätsprogramm (ESP)

Donor parts car (VIN in scan)
Vehicle Identification No. TMBAP21UX38670187
Model octavia l+k
OCT
Date of production 14.06.2002
Year 2003
Sales type 1U2484
Engine Code ASV
Transmission Code EGS
1LS Front disc brakes with integrated adapter
1KP Disc brakes, rear
2UA Standard design
1AJ Anti-spin regulation (ABS/ASR/EDL) with electronic differential lock (EDL)

Logins for Coding aren't necessary with MK20, MK60 or MK70 but the parts car didn't have ESP so I believe that was MK60 ASR. The car in question is ESP so you may not find the proper coding value in a repair manual, or on our Wiki, if this exact combo wasn't sold anywhere in the world.

I did not dig through the repair manual yet but did you try something like 0019078 yet?
+0000518 = FN3 54 15"/16" (PR-1LE/1LJ/1LN/1LQ/1LT/1ZD/1ZE/1ZH)
+0000128 = Rough Road Suspension (PR-2UB)
+0018432 = Gasoline Engine (from 92 kW / 125 HP) & All Diesel Engines
 
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I have more information but it may not be good. Per the factory level repair manual it appears as if this uses one of those older coding charts (like our Mk4 models) that shows part numbers in conjunction with engine codes, brake types, etc. 1C0 907 379 F is not listed with the ASV at all so it may not be correct for the current engine/trans. The only ASV brake option listed in the chart is FS-III and that combo of ESP with Rough-road suspension would be: 0019586

If that coding is accepted I would want to look at the mechanical brake (master, booster, caliper and pad/rotor) differences on each car and research in the parts catalog in addition to the repair manual to make sure the proper components are swapped. If ABS misbehaves under a panic stop it may not prevent you from crashing but when ESP misbehaves it can cause a crash IMO.
 
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I have more information but it may not be good. Per the factory level repair manual it appears as if this uses one of those older coding charts (like our Mk4 models) that shows part numbers in conjunction with engine codes, brake types, etc. 1C0 907 379 F is not listed with the ASV at all so it may not be correct for the current engine/trans. The only ASV brake option listed in the chart is FS-III and that combo of ESP with Rough-road suspension would be: 0019586

If that coding is accepted I would want to look at the mechanical brake (master, booster, caliper and pad/rotor) differences on each car and research in the parts catalog in addition to the repair manual to make sure the proper components are swapped. If ABS misbehaves under a panic stop it may not prevent you from crashing but when ESP misbehaves it can cause a crash IMO.

Why doesn't anyone suggest changing ECU coding? Right now ECU is still 2WD and so does ABS think it should be coded as 2WD.
 
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I found it its 1U23QX not 1V23QX 2003 SKODA OCTAVIA 1.8 ELEGANCE LIM. 4X4 411
 
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Thanks for both VINs. Per PL24 VIN decryption:

Actual car


Donor parts car (VIN in scan)


Logins for Coding aren't necessary with MK20, MK60 or MK70 but the parts car didn't have ESP so I believe that was MK60 ASR. The car in question is ESP so you may not find the proper coding value in a repair manual, or on our Wiki, if this exact combo wasn't sold anywhere in the world.

I did not dig through the repair manual yet but did you try something like 0019078 yet?
+0000518 = FN3 54 15"/16" (PR-1LE/1LJ/1LN/1LQ/1LT/1ZD/1ZE/1ZH)
+0000128 = Rough Road Suspension (PR-2UB)
+0018432 = Gasoline Engine (from 92 kW / 125 HP) & All Diesel Engines

Hi.
Yes I did try all codes with I found in here.
Nothing really worked.
I found guy who said that he can do it so I will leave it to him.
I would have an update at the beginning of next week
 
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Why doesn't anyone suggest changing ECU coding? Right now ECU is still 2WD and so does ABS think it should be coded as 2WD.


I did though about that, but there is only one problem...
Need someone to guide me with it as I'm quite new to vcds and don't know those tricks yet :p :banghead:
 
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Hi.
Turns out my ABS PUMP is with old software and doesn't want to recognise the codes which we were putting.
At least (thanks to little help) now I know what steps to follow
 
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Does anyone knows a 1U TDI 4X4 ABS PUMP part number?
 
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