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Level 10
(10965) points
Dear Custommers,
Our VW/Audi engineers plan to develop programming function later this year, and we want to do some survey and gather software development requests first.
Please kindly tell us what systems you (and your customers) generally need to reprogram, what situations do you need the function and what kind of problems you need to fix by programming.
Thank you in advance for your information! -
Level 9
(5837) points
1) Pin Code Reading Option
2) Modules (ECU) Coding with its Security Login Code should be Included
3) All the Adaptation Options with its Security Login Code Should Be Included
4) Security Protection Programming Matching Options
5) Module (ECU) Replacement Option (New & Used One)
6) Steering Lock Replacement Options (New & Used) -
Level 5
(293) points
module coding help section. sometimes coding information needed can be found by reviewing ecu info....but what if you have a dead module...big trouble...just try finding what code numbers you have to enter on various lines. there isnt very much info out there on this....what i mean is after you program a module or you get a already programed new module, you need to code it...we need to have info on what codes to enter into availble fields....this is very very important...or you could have an 1100.00 dollar transmission control module useless. long story short, i was lucky the module was alive enough to view the ecu info and screen shot the coding info...and i couldn't find proof if those codes were right or not. module was never changed but no proof/info...you get my point
thanks
bill
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Level 10
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OK, thanks to everyone! We will analyse all requests and start developing the programming function later this year. -
Level 1
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Good idea for ( Ashraf + billymck ) that is all we need it1) Pin Code Reading Option
2) Modules (ECU) Coding with its Security Login Code should be Included
3) All the Adaptation Options with its Security Login Code Should Be Included
4) Security Protection Programming Matching Options
5) Module (ECU) Replacement Option (New & Used One)
6) Steering Lock Replacement Options (New & Used)+module coding help section. sometimes coding information needed can be found by reviewing ecu info....but what if you have a dead module...big trouble...just try finding what code numbers you have to enter on various lines. there isnt very much info out there on this....what i mean is after you program a module or you get a already programed new module, you need to code it...we need to have info on what codes to enter into availble fields....this is very very important...or you could have an 1100.00 dollar transmission control module useless. long story short, i was lucky the module was alive enough to view the ecu info and screen shot the coding info...and i couldn't find proof if those codes were right or not. module was never changed but no proof/info...you get my point.
Jalil.
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Level 1
(8) points
Module (ECU) Replacement Option (New & Used One), Pin Code Reading Option, Modules (ECU) Coding with its Security Login Code should be Included, Security Protection Programming Matching Options & All the Adaptation Options with its Security Login Code Should Be Included. -
Level 6
(437) points
I agree with Ashraf. We need the pin reader for every make that uses them. Chryser
for instance.
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