Thanks BlowskiNo, I asked them and it's only available to a few Audi models. As of a few months ago anyway
Thanks BlowskiNo, I asked them and it's only available to a few Audi models. As of a few months ago anyway
Thanks theoldboy I think I will@Cupra Belfast ask Carista they can only say no.
From what i have seen you need OBD11 or VCDS to do coding.
Yes, first thing I did with mineIs there an option to autofold the door mirrors when the car locks, without the need to press the key. Got keyless entry/exit and having to click the fob to fold the mirrors seems to defeat the point of keyless?
Thanks, time to get a carista I thinkYes, diet thing I did with mine
So, the weather has improved & I'e been playing about with the Carista, making a few changes. I've turned up the the XDS to full strength*, I've put the diff to it's strongest setting & I've switched the throttle to direct, as opposed to the threshold value setting. The car feels awesome. Try it, seriously, these changes plus deactivating the torque limiter are the way ahead! Worth a try for the weekend, and it's easy to switch the setings back if you don't like the effect.
*From reading up on this, it may add to rear pad wear and full strength isn't good for fast track use, but for agility in combination with the diff setting it's incredible. For road use it's what you want to stay on your side of the road going round country roads at speed, or round the city for sharp manoeuvring, taking tight bends etc.
There is a throttle response mod on Carista. From gradual to direct.Dont know if Carista supports this but you should also change your engine settings to Audi you should get an improved performance on the acceleration.
Can't see any reason why. They have a button on the dash to turn it off at will so its not a required featureAnyone know if disabling the stop/start will be an issue for an MOT
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It will be an issue for engine life. Running a car whilst stationary in the post-lead era doesn't do it any good. Start stop, even though the button is a mild stretch to deactivate, isn't that bad a thing to keep activated. I have learned to deactivate it at appropriate times, and in traffic jams, it encourages you to be more vigilant to avoid a delay in following the cars ahead when they move off.Can't see any reason why. They have a button on the dash to turn it off at will so its not a required feature
Yes but there are further mods where you change the control unit to be an Audi one rather than a Seat one. The Impact is to give a much better response to both engine / gearbox. This is on top of the changing the Direct Acceleration - Throttle response
Coding is out there so maybe ask Carista dev team to add this to there next release
I gave them that too. I can't remember if it was required. I am a one for over informing as opposed to giving the bare bones. I had assumed it was a generic MQB with an IS38 beta app. It's possibly the case and it doesn't actually reflect the control module setting?Do you have to give them a VIN number as the database's with the lookup to car details can be wrong.
I gave them that too. I can't remember if it was required. I am a one for over informing as opposed to giving the bare bones. I had assumed it was a generic MQB with an IS38 beta app. It's possibly the case and it doesn't actually reflect the control module setting?