OCA::DIY Motorsports

Thank you!

Ah10@WMS

[Select]
[17 - Instruments]
[Recode - 07]
Write down the existing coding for future reference.
Enter 5-digit code from below
[Do It!]

Look at the first two digits in the coding. Add the values for the options together to get the correct coding.

00 - No available equipment
+01 - Brakepad wear sensor warning active
+02 - Seatbelt warning active
+04 - Washer fluid level warning active (may only work with pre-2000 models)
+16 - Navigation System (non-USA models)

Look at the third digit in the coding (Market version):

0 - "Germany" 24 hour clock
1 - "Rest of World" 24 hour clock
2 - "USA" 12 hour clock
3 - "Canada" 12 hour clock

Look at the fourth digit in the coding (Cylinders):

4 - 4-cylinder
6 - 6-cylinder

Look at the fifth digit in the coding (Distance impulse multiplier):

0 - TDI Engine (non-USA models)
2 - Non-turbo Gasoline engine
4 - Turbocharged engine

So, if you want to have Seatbelt warning and washer fluid warning only in a 1999 Canadian A4 2.8, (add 00+02+04 = 06),3,6,2 = 06362.

solidsupport

Thanks for posting this I have been searching all over and all I have been hearing is "just wear your seat belt" which is a pretty lame response. I have a question though... my code was set at 16 since I have the navigation but I still have the warning buzzer so I reset it to 00 and now it went away thank god but the question I have is how did it affect my navigation? all seems to be ok? I am going to leave it. I also was reading and in vag come the code helper says 01 was something about extra large tank and 03 was for an allroad? I have an 04 a6 s line