pilotsr

Hey guys, I have a '93 Audi 100. I've been doing some work on it and I have the dreaded air bag light thats always stuck on. I had it reset once by the dealer but the fo0l's charged me 125 bucks service. I was wondering if I can hook a vag-com up to my car via my laptop, but which one do I need to reset it and run diagnostics. And where would the connection go, I've looked all over the car for the adapter, but I guess I have not looked hard enough. Thanks for your help, you guys are gr8

Brdman*

www.ross-tech.com should answer all your questions.

4Driver4

I bought it 3 or 4 years ago. It's paid for itself at least ten times over.

A6Gary

are located in the the fuse/relay box, located in the plenum under the hood. VAG-COM is designed for OBD-II compliant cars (1996 or newer); your vehicle is OBD-I compliant. But you might be able to use VAG-COM if you can obtain the diagnostic cable 1551/1 interface. Ross-Tech should be able to advise if their program works with your MMS 300. Otherwise, you will need the VAG 1551 scan tool and the 1551/1 cable.

BSK

or do the odb1 to 2 mod

jschick

first go to the junk yard and grab a obdII plug from any 96+ car I used a honda, and go to the Faq's section and do the plug conversion. I went with the genaric cable route from cartech solutions for like $65 then registered the SW after i found out it did work on my 92 100s so in total I spent $165. if you don't want to do the conversion you can buy a adapter cable but it's like another $50 I got my plug from a honda free.

Andy@Ross-Tech

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