Any news on disable/disabling TPMS -- turn off in Q7?
01-07-2015, 04:55 PM
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TPMS Q7
Hello, I've seen his interesting solution for tpms alerts. thank you very much, I wanted to take advantage of its capacity with these vehicles, to tell the situation of mine. I have a q7 2007 premium, for its glass roof entered waters and components. I bought that obseve wet it was the amp, but the MMI still fails, just light a second and off, and on again. Only the front right speaker is heard. Maybe you can help me? I am in Venezuela and no skilled labor. Thank´s.
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What about for a 2011 Q7 TDI that uses wheel speed sensors to determine if TP is low instead of individual pressure sensors in the tires? Is that process different?
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Sorry for bringing back this old thread, but after a lot of searching and combining info from different forums, i finally figured it out.
1. Pull the TPMS fuse, as mentioned above - (#4 on panel B - 5 amp)
2. Vag-Com - module 19 CAN Gateway -> Coding -> Long Coding helper -> Find and disable TPMS -> Do It -> Done
Cycle Ignition
3. Vag-Com - module 17 Instruments -> Coding -> Subtract 16 from your coding's first 4 digits (ie. if your coding number first digits are 2609, you should change them to 2593) -> Do it -> done.
No more TPMS messages, no more lights. Basically if you dont pull the fuse first, the Cluster still receives signal from the TPMS module, and message remains, and trows a code for Incorrect coding.
Hope this helps everyone for future wheel upgrades.
Toni
1. Pull the TPMS fuse, as mentioned above - (#4 on panel B - 5 amp)
2. Vag-Com - module 19 CAN Gateway -> Coding -> Long Coding helper -> Find and disable TPMS -> Do It -> Done
Cycle Ignition
3. Vag-Com - module 17 Instruments -> Coding -> Subtract 16 from your coding's first 4 digits (ie. if your coding number first digits are 2609, you should change them to 2593) -> Do it -> done.
No more TPMS messages, no more lights. Basically if you dont pull the fuse first, the Cluster still receives signal from the TPMS module, and message remains, and trows a code for Incorrect coding.
Hope this helps everyone for future wheel upgrades.
Toni
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