modules measuring blocks and adaptations

[Theresias]

Have you tried this page yet?

http://www.ross-tech.com/vag-com/m_blocks/index.html

Additionally current versions of VAG-COM should support your ECU with the Advanced Measuring Block function - that may help you a lot.

http://www.ross-tech.com/vag-com/tour/adv-meas-blocks.html

 

[mwragg]

Hi there

Just looking through the forum and saw that you are a SEAT Technician. I recently got a 2004/54 Ibiza Cupra TDI 160 and wish to disable the EGR. Have tried disconnecting the vacuum hose to the EGR vacuum unit and plugging it, however, this seems to stop the anti-shudder valve working and lets the engine run on slightly as you switch off the ignition. I also tried diconnecting the EGR vacuum unit black plastic rod from the EGR valve spindle (and cable tieing the spindle in the closed position), but, again the anti-shudder valve did not work.

Anyway, I have seen alot of talk on the forum about turning off/down the EGR by using VAG-COM and changing the adaption value, however, I fail to see how this would have any effect when the EGR is controlled by part-throttle inlet vacuum (unless the black box near the EGR with all the hoses running in/out of it some how manipulates the vacuum to control how much the EGR opens).

Please can you help?

 

[james.l]

bringing up an old thread here, but where is the word doc?

 

[Theresias]

Which word document?

 

[james.l]

the one mentioned on post #1?

 

[Theresias]

Oh, going back 5 years... As mentioned in the answers, I suggest you look into the links which have been provided here. In addition I would guess that all current versions of VCDS already come with extensive meas. block and adaptation descriptions.

 

[james.l]

i did say bringing up and old thread. . Done a bit of searching and managed to find this

http://cid-8426f76a1366221d.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/.Public/VagcomTodos.pdf

 

[Theresias]

The info in the document is slightly old and way too generic to be accurate. Some of it may work for you but some sure won't. Besides, the same info can be found in the links already posted in this thread.

 

[Mak_unioms]

Hi All Just going to start the modules in a few months...but I have a mac an old one too...ibook, still running tiger OS. Will I be able to do modules on a macintosh computer, or would I be better off using my windows at work/dual booting my mac?

Thanks

 

[Theresias]

Since VCDS does not run natively under MacOS, your best bet would indeed be BootCamp.