Today, I was planning to adjust the brake drying function on my 2020 Tiguan AD. Having done this on other cars in recent years, I knew exactly where to look.
However, there's nothing we can do to change that because, as you can see in the appendix, the operating number etc. has been reset to zero. (Or, as shown in the Screenshot, the VCDS suggestion of 12345 is already present.)
I've never seen anything like this before, and as you can see from the scan, other control units have data stored on them.
As I see it, neither the standard number 12345 nor any other number can be accepted, and the problem seems to be solely related to access permissions, as indicated by the error message that appears as a second notification.
The suggested price of 24990 is not an option.
Okay, here are my questions:
-Why is everything set to zero? Was something modified or tampered with (since it's a used purchase)?
-and of course, what login code do I need in this case to set the numbers and then be able to continue normally?
I think I understand the part about valid values now.
I just did it with a completely fresh installation of VCDS: I entered the numbers first, then ran the connection test, saved the settings, and restarted.
Please see the video attachment for the rest of the information.
Resetting Serial Numbers in STG 03: How to Fix. - VID-20230416-WA0004.mp4
As I understand it, you entered the login credentials for "General Customizations." However, the function you're looking for doesn't fall under that category.
According to my records, the login: 40304 is required for the brake disc drying process.
If this is still not accepted, the customer could try to save the existing value without making any changes. This could help determine whether the problem is due to a procedural issue or whether the module simply doesn't support that function.
If this is still not accepted, the customer could try to save the existing value without making any changes. This could help determine whether the problem is due to a procedural issue or whether the module simply does not support this function.
Best regards,
Andy
Hello,
Sorry for the late reply, but I was only able to follow up on this today.
In short, the login code 44595 is not being accepted, regardless of whether the cover is open or closed.
And then, just for fun, using the login from above (40304), trying it again with an open hood doesn't achieve anything different.