Bulb warning light on dash even with bulb monitoring switched off.

[bdnck]

So I've recently upgraded the lights in my T6 to THQ V3 headlights with LEDs for H1 main and H7 dipped.

I've switched off bulb monitoring using vcgs (with the help of a fellow forum member) for both low and high beam (bit4 & bit7) but the warning light is still showing even with blub motioning switched off.

Has anybody else had this issue and found a work around?

Or does anyone know what else I can try to remove it?

Spoke to thq and they could only really advise to do what I've already done with the vcgs but will let me return the bulbs if I can't fix the warning light.

I've attached what faults it's showing on my carista

Really don't want to have to take them out and find alternative bulbs.

Thanks

 

[Sackmycook]

Did you cancel the warning before you switched off monitoring?
I'm wondering if it's still on the BCM memory

 

[bdnck]

Did you cancel the warning before you switched off monitoring?
I'm wondering if it's still on the BCM memory

I'm going to say yes but not 100% tbh

 

[Sackmycook]

Just a thought, I'm no expert

 

[mmi]

I've switched off bulb monitoring using vcgs

Any chance it was done wrong way?

headlight warning light on

I changed the h7 bulbs to leds but I have the headlights on to remove this light 09-Byte 16-bit 7 in off is it the correct manipulation or not? THANKS

www.t6forum.com

 

[bdnck]

Any chance it was done wrong way?

headlight warning light on

I changed the h7 bulbs to leds but I have the headlights on to remove this light 09-Byte 16-bit 7 in off is it the correct manipulation or not? THANKS

www.t6forum.com

No it was definitely done the correct way, we figured out it was the opposite of what was listed in the vcgs from the instruction video

 

[bdnck]

I detached and reattached the battery and that has cleared the fault light so looks like it was a stored fault on the memory that wouldn't clear, you was right

Just a thought, I'm no expert