jlbell

Hello everyone,

Asking for a friend here. Does anyone know if it is possible to swap and code a Comfort Control Module J393 without a dealerships assistance? I am only asking as I have looked everywhere and there doesn't seem to be a definitive answer. Thanks.

apoelistas

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I have changed my comfort module. Comfort module 046 also includes Acc/Start Auth 05 (keys programming). You will also need to remove component protection. This can only be done at the dealer (keys and CP). So take all your keys at the dealer too. In my case he also entered an svm specified actual comparison in order to code. This is where Audi online system disabled my keyless entry (was retrofitted but could not activate) because my Q5 was sold without this option. Managed to activate it with srt can-connect app.

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spijun

With AVDI, it is possible to remove component protection on many modules

jlbell

So you think you can buy a second hand module and the dealer will remove CP and code it to the keys without an issue?

apoelistas

Find a dealer or a Geko account holder who does. I have read that some dealers do not allow this, due to co. policy.

The answer is yes. You can buy a second hand module take to dealer to remove CP and code (svm) and good to go. The problem is always which dealer. Some do some don't.


You need to purchase the correct control module. Some come with keyless entry and start button capability and some don't. I got the latest CM as proposed by ETKA.


Also read that if some cars are deregistered (not sure which countries) the control modules cannot be recognised by Audi online system.
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