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Deus Violentia
28th January, 2010, 09:21 PM
Hey guys,

I hope anyone got an idea for the following:

I?ve got an 2.0TDI Golf MK5 with FIS cluster. Because of my uncommon wheel size (185/55 R15) the dash shows 10km/h more than I am really driving (for ex: driving 50km/h, shows 60km/h) I want to keep those wheels, how may I correct this? I don?t know any VAGCOM solution (adaption, coding). Can?t change the code for speedimpulse.
I?ve read that there is some possibility in a dash eeprom?!

Any ideas? Thanks in advance! :smokin:

Alex789
29th January, 2010, 07:18 AM
I think that you need to recode ABS module, because it supply CAN bus with vehicle speed signal.
Check link.
VW Golf (1K) Brake Electronics (MK60) - Ross-Tech Wiki (http://wiki.ross-tech.com/index.php/VW_Golf_(1K)_Brake_Electronics_(MK60)#Coding)

Pls put here your ABS coding and VIN.

Deus Violentia
29th January, 2010, 08:05 AM
Ok, good thought. The engine with the rest of the electrical system is built into another car. Speed is shown well with 17" wheels, so it?s no electrical problem if you would suggest that after my statement.

To the coding list: What to change here?

Coding

ABS/EDS/ASR/ESP (MK60)

Model:
+0000000 = Audi A3 (8P) / Seat Leon (1P) / VW Golf/Jetta (1K)
+0000064 = VW Touran (1T)
+0000080 = VW Caddy (2K)
+0000096 = VW Eos (1F)
+0000112 = Seat Altea/Toledo (5P) / VW Golf Plus (5M)
Frontbrakes (Sensor Cluster OLD):
+0000005 = FS III 54 15" (PR-1ZF/1ZM/1ZC)
+0000006 = FN III 54 15"/16" (PR-1ZE/1LJ/1ZP/1ZD/1LL)
+0000009 = FRNG 57 17" (PR-1LK)
Frontbrakes (Sensor Cluster NEW):
+0000001 = FS III 54 15" (PR-1ZF/1ZM/1ZC)
+0000002 = FN III 54 15"/16" (PR-1ZE/1LJ/1ZP/1ZD/1LL)
+0000008 = FRNG 57 17" (PR-1LK)
Suspension:
+0000640 = Standard/Sport Suspension (PR-2UA/2UC OR PR-UA0/UA1/UA9)
+0001152 = Rough Road/Comfort Suspension (PR-2UB/2UD OR PR-UA2)
Engine:
+0002048 = 1.4l / 1.6l & 1.6l FSI
+0004096 = 1.9l TDI PD / 2.0l FSI / 2.0l SDI PD & All with Automatic Transmission
+0006144 = 2.0l TDI PD
Tire Pressure Monitoring (TPMS):
+0000000 = with Tire Pressure Monitoring (PR-7K1/7K6)
+0016384 = without Tire Pressure Monitoring (PR-7K0)


Marked my coding for you-..

Alex789
29th January, 2010, 08:32 AM
It's better to know your current ABS coding for well understanding what was coded before.

Supposing that ABS was taken along with ECU from the same Golf5 (starting from 0000000) i suggest you to calculate as follows:
- deduct from existing ABS code "0000009 = FRNG 57 17" (PR-1LK)" or "0000008 = FRNG 57 17" (PR-1LK) [/B]". It depends on the cluster of previous car.
- then add 5, 6, 1 or 2 to result. You need to know your current brake system. I think you can try any combinations, if you in doubt, and check vehicle speed.

Other changes depend on parameters of old and new car.

It's impossible to give you exact coding knowing nothing.

Deus Violentia
29th January, 2010, 11:39 AM
OK Alex, pants down :dancing2:

VIN: WVWZZZ1KZ4P001016

Engine:

SW: 03G 906 016 ET HW: 028 101 073 1
R4 2,0L EDC G000SG 7215
Coding: 0000032


Brake System: (didn?t come with dash + ECU, from EBAY)

SW: 1K0 907 379 AA HW: 1K0 907 379 AA
ESP FRONT MK60 010
Revision: 00H13001
Coding: 0023170


Dash:

1K0 920 870 F
KOMBIINSTRUMENT VDD 0410
Coding: 0001101

:joyman::joyman::joyman:

Alex789
29th January, 2010, 04:27 PM
Sorry for delay. Just came back to computer.
You can delete your VIN, because it can give nothing excepting headache.
According existing coding there should be wheels "FN III 54 15"/16" (PR-1ZE/1LJ/1ZP/1ZD/1LL)", not 17" size ones .

Current code compilation.
- 0000000 Golf5 1K Front drive
- +0000002 FN III 54 15"/16" Sensor Cluster NEW. Old one is not for Golf5.
- +0000640 standard suspension.
- +0006144 2.0L TDi PD.
- +0016384 without Tire Pressure Monitoring (PR-7K0).
Total 23170.

Change to:
- 0000000 Golf5 1K Front drive
- +0000001 FS III 54 15" Sensor Cluster NEW. Old one is not for Golf5.
- +0000640 standard suspension.
- +0006144 2.0L TDi PD.
- +0016384 without Tire Pressure Monitoring (PR-7K0).
Total 23169.

Simply deduct 1 from existing code and write 23169.