vag com for disabling canadian drl, found partial answer through search
08-19-2008, 01:48 PM
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vag com for disabling canadian drl, found partial answer through search
Module 9 - Central Electrical (B7 specific)
?xxxx Body Style
0 - Sedan
1 - Avant
x?xxx Rain & Light Sensor
0 - Sensor not installed
1 - Sensor Installed
xx?xx Trailer Hitch
0 - Hitch not installed
1 - Hitch Installed
xxx?x Headlight
0 - Halogen without DRL
1 - Halogen with DRL
2 - Bi-Xenon with DRL
3 - Bi-Xenon without DRL
4 - Bi-Xenon with DRL / tail light / license plate light (Not sure how this is different from 2?)
xxxx? Region
1 - Rest of World with Bi-Xenon
2 - Rest of World without Bi-Xenon
3 - USA / Canada with Bi-Xenon
4 - USA / Canada without Bi-Xenon
5 - Special Vehicles (Not sure what this means?)
I found the above info but that doesn't apply to Canadian B7 as it doesn't have the DRL switch to turn it off.
So, should I be using xxx31 then?
I know most US based B7 owners program theirs to xxx21.
thanks in advanced.
?xxxx Body Style
0 - Sedan
1 - Avant
x?xxx Rain & Light Sensor
0 - Sensor not installed
1 - Sensor Installed
xx?xx Trailer Hitch
0 - Hitch not installed
1 - Hitch Installed
xxx?x Headlight
0 - Halogen without DRL
1 - Halogen with DRL
2 - Bi-Xenon with DRL
3 - Bi-Xenon without DRL
4 - Bi-Xenon with DRL / tail light / license plate light (Not sure how this is different from 2?)
xxxx? Region
1 - Rest of World with Bi-Xenon
2 - Rest of World without Bi-Xenon
3 - USA / Canada with Bi-Xenon
4 - USA / Canada without Bi-Xenon
5 - Special Vehicles (Not sure what this means?)
I found the above info but that doesn't apply to Canadian B7 as it doesn't have the DRL switch to turn it off.
So, should I be using xxx31 then?
I know most US based B7 owners program theirs to xxx21.
thanks in advanced.
08-19-2008, 03:14 PM
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Ask in the VAG forum.....there's a bunch of different things you can do with the lighting
you might have to code your car to the US and then go from there. I'm a VAG noob so I would have to search the forum and then there is a good section on the ross-tech web site to find answers.
08-19-2008, 08:24 PM
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Confirm works with Canadian cars
As Moro says the codes all work with Canadian B7 cars; our lack of the DRL switch on the dash just means once coded our DRL's are permanently on whereas the US guys have an easy way of quickly turning them on/off as desired.
My 2008 Avant is set at 11021 which gets me DRL's with BiXenon and the 'extras' associated with the ROW config
My 2008 Avant is set at 11021 which gets me DRL's with BiXenon and the 'extras' associated with the ROW config
08-20-2008, 12:21 PM
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Heh, I should know they work. I have a Canadian car, plus...
...the fact that those codes in his post came from an earlier post of mine from either here or Audizine.
08-23-2008, 09:53 PM
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Assume you mean me...
My vehicle is 2008 B7 2.0T Avant 6MT Canadian Special Edition; Fitted from factory with Bi-Xenon Adaptive lights, auto-dimming mirrors with rain sensing for the wipers, S-Line exterior and interior, memory seats and other options
11023 was the factory setting for Module #9 Central Electronics and I changed it to 11021.
It's all working exactly as I expected it to with the changes.
11023 was the factory setting for Module #9 Central Electronics and I changed it to 11021.
It's all working exactly as I expected it to with the changes.