Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Volkswagen Electronics


VOLKSWAGEN ELECTRONICS

AUDI  MODULE CODING

Electronics has taken over the modern day car, a trend that started prior to 1994. Since then  motor vehicle electronics technology has taken on a completely different form. With the advent of OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) there has been strides to standardize automotive electronics in all vehicles with relative success. With the arrival OBD II automotive electronics standardization was close to uniform, however there were other derivatives, among which was EOBD (European OBD). Thereafter, CAN-Bus was introduced which is now the defacto standard for all cars built after 2008 internationally. All cars built from 2012 only sports CAN-Bus,  and are not backward compatible to older ODB II protocols, like KWP2000 for example. This move implies every auto technicians who financially invested in ODB II scanners will have to get the latest equipment in order to scan the latest cars. Just look at the Audi Q7 with its 50+ electronic modules all of which are CAN-Bus only. 
Audi Q7 has more than 50 Electronic Modules.

The hexadecimal list of Electronic Modules below are just an idea of what can be expected in current and future motor vehicles many of them having as many as 24 different module versions, many modules are incompatible with the various models of Audi, VW, Skoda and SEAT, each with its own features and coding.

02: Auto Trans
05: Acc/Start Authorization
07: Control Head
08: HVAC
0E: Media Player 1
0F: Digital Radio
11: Engine II
13: Auto Dist. Regulation
15: Airbags
16: Steering Wheel
18: Aux. Heater  
19: CAN Gateway
1E: Media Player 2  
20: High beam assist
22: All Wheel Drive
28: Heating / Air Conditioning (Rear)
2E: Media Player 3
34: Level Control
36: Driver's Seat
3C: Lane Change
3D: Special Function
42: Door Elect, Driver
47: Sound System
4F: Centr. Electr. II
52: Door Elect, Pass
55: Headlight Range
56: Radio
57: TV Tuner
5C: Lane Maintenance
61: Battery Regul.
62: Door, Left Rear
65: Tire Pressure Monitor
67: Voice Control
6C: Back-Up Camera
6D: Trunk Electronics
72: Door, Right Rear
77: Telephone


 AUDI : - SOME ENGINE CONTROL UNITS AND CODINGS


Engine:

 Controller:     8E0 909 518 A,
Coding:         0011581 or 0016711

 Controller:    8E0 909 518 AA

Coding:         0011501

 Controller:    8E0 909 518 AC
Coding:        0004501 / 0004581

 Controller:     8E0 909 518 AF
Coding:         0016701 / 0016751 / 0016581

 Controller:     8E0 909 518 AK
Coding:         0016711 /  0016751 /  0016501

 Controller:     8E0 909 518 AL
Coding:         0011584

 Controller:     8E0 909 518 AS
Coding:         0011511

 Controller:    8E0 909 518 AQ  
Coding:        0011501

 Controller:     8E0 909 518 F
Coding:         0016701 or 0016751

 Controller:     8E0 909 518 G
Coding:         0016581
 AUDI Automatic Transmission 
codings will be covered in Future Blogs.

 VIN Number identification 
will also be covered in Future Blogs.

 Volkswagen’s new modular architecture 
will also be covered in Future Blogs.


3 comments:

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  2. UnknownJuly 22, 2013 at 9:12 PM

    ASAK,
    Great blog Faried. I also have a 2005 Polo 2.0l Highline Classic and Ross-Tech VAG scanner. Useful material, like you said, very difficult to find data on this specific model.

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