Adding Rear Speakers to OEM Headunit and enabling Fade
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I have a subscription, I think the credits are only for the apps, and fader isn’t one of the apps.
Once I had figured out how to get it to find the modules (you have to run a scan first) and googled the codes, the actual coding with it was easy. Go to the module, enter the byte number (top left field), and tick the appropriate bit, and slide to write.
BOOSHAN
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Spot on mate. My VAG (not so) specialist couldn't work it out. It's on the XMAS list. Thanks.
Have you tried different views - on top menu line, 01010110 etc.
Android version has a drop down box...
David1964colley
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Hi I have 6.1 and want to enable the fader control, what sort of cost is this? Most of all why do vw make upgrading so complicated
All manufactures are making it harder..
we activate the Fader for a large packet of chocolate biscuits
You’ve got rear speakers already?
Check that they’ve been wired up into the head unit. My converter was going to splice them into the door speakers before I stopped them. Ridiculous.
David1964colley
New Member
Haven't fitted the speakers yet, was wondering if getting the fader activated was going to be expensive
All manufactures are making it harder..
we activate the Fader for a large packet of chocolate biscuits
Oli says it will just be a packet of biccies, but then while you are waiting you'll see all the vans with their lowered suspension, glossy 20's or swamper wheels, glossed grills, leather retrims....... . . .......
Right! Well, VW might not be willing or able to do it for you. So cost is not an issue there.
I benefited from a generous forum member with VCDS, in exchange for beer. That’s your best bet.
My converter, or their radio specialist, did splice my rear speakers into the front door speakers. They eventually corrected it but took a lot of persuading that they were wrong. Fortunately I had the last laugh as the Fader came up straight away, it having been previously coded by a Forum guru.
Certainly can for very little only takes a few minutes to code depending on headunit
Hello chaps. All the links to connectors are dead now. Would anyone who has been through this cast an eye over this link please, which suggests that the connector code is
JPT Terminal N 906 845 05
Which seems to align with what @Deaky said a bit further back in the thread.
www.carsystems.eu
Many thanks
JPT Terminal N 906 845 05
Which seems to align with what @Deaky said a bit further back in the thread.
VW AUDI SKODA SEAT - Quadlock 2 gen - Repair Kit with terminals
www.carsystems.eu
Many thanks
I think I used theseHello chaps. All the links to connectors are dead now. Would anyone who has been through this cast an eye over this link please, which suggests that the connector code is
JPT Terminal N 906 845 05
Which seems to align with what @Deaky said a bit further back in the thread.
VW AUDI SKODA SEAT - Quadlock 2 gen - Repair Kit with terminals
Many thanks
Hats off to you - I had ODB11 and searched the web for how to code the rear fader with ODB11 (I know how to do it with VCDS) and hit a brick wall. As you say the rear fader is not one of the apps that you need credits for.
In the end I gave up and bought another 3 vin VCDS cable from Gendan - I sold my old cable when I sold my previous van.
Well done sir
Much appreciated - thank you.I think I used these
Once I have fitted my rear speakers and then run the wires to the footwell at the front does anybody know someone near north Birmingham that can do the final connection to the head end and has a VCDS to program and complete the install for me pls
I do have the wires and even the oem connection for the rear
Connecting to the head unit is very easy. Audio will play to all four speakers without the option to fade, until you program it. So, I’d say have a go at connecting it up and find a VCDS user here on the forum. If they’re further afield, make a stopover on your next trip
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