So I've come to look at mine this morning and its already unticked so i dont have to do anything else?
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Sorry i was being completely dense yesterday and made the assumption that Lcode2 opened on the same byte i was in. I didnt even notice until you posted the picture i had gone into the wrong one!
Sorry i was being completely dense yesterday and made the assumption that Lcode2 opened on the same byte i was in. I didnt even notice until you posted the picture i had gone into the wrong one!
apologies again, i still dont get this. If i go into 09 cent elec and then click on long coding, then click on Lcode2 i can only get it to go from 0-6 but if i stay in long coding i can get to 19 but i only have bit4,5,6,7 that i can amend?
Your Byte 19 currently is
(00001111)2 = (0F)16
and you need to change it to
(00011111)2 = (1F)16
So using VCDS you can directly replace your Byte 19 hexadecimal value of 0F with 1F.
Have a look below, please see both.
Well, almost .Brilliant, i understand it alot better now, I've made the changes and i understand the rain closing guide as well now so thanks. When i changed the code to 1F it put a tick in byte 4.
Haha ok well bit 4 ends up with a tick in it when i change the coding to 1F, i cant see whats going on in bit 3 as it doesnt show up on my long coder for some reason!Well, almost .
It is "bit" and the number is 3 .
Is this possible on the T6.1 (tailgate) rears that some of us have put in?
Your lights could fail because they were exposed to PWM alike supply voltage, see below.My puddle lights on the door have the same failure look of the lamps earlier in this thread. Does the cab lighting use PWM? They run off the footwell lighting now but were previously on the door latch sensor, as you know.
So could PWM also explain the high failure rate of door card projector puddle lights that @saxoboy has experienced thinking they were a bad batch?Your lights could fail because they were exposed to PWM alike supply voltage, see below.
I am not familiar with his wiring I am afraid.So could PWM also explain the high failure rate of door card projector puddle lights that @saxoboy has experienced thinking they were a bad batch?