Calibrate injectors

Hi,

I had new injectors installed in my BPP vehicle after quite a few kilometers. (Okay, not entirely new, but refurbished, with a test report.)
The exchange involves entering the new IMA ISA values via the extended adjustment process.
My VCDS or MSG doesn't accept that. When I try to test the new value, it always shows the original value as being tested.
If I enter a code that is too short, I receive a correct error message.
What am I doing wrong?

Hello,

Sure, here is the translation of the text from German to English:

"Screenshot?"

This translates to:

"Screenshot?"

It is a question asking if someone wants a Screenshot.

See:
https://community.dieselschrauber.org/en/viewtopic.php?t=31957

Sure, here is the translation of the text from German to English:

"LG" translates to "Best regards" or "Sincerely" in English. It is a common abbreviation used at the end of emails and letters.

It's different for me.
Long adaptation, oA instead of 10.

It's different for me.
Long adaptation, oA instead of 10.

And then, after I pressed the "Test" button.

Okay, so it's the opposite.

[Translating...]

Moin,
kann es sein, daß bei diesem MSG der neue IMA Wert erst nach einem Zündung aus/ein Zyklus mit einigen Sekunden Wartezeit eingetragen ist und gezeigt wird?
Ist zwar bei mir nicht so, siehe hier https://community.dieselschrauber.org/en/viewtopic.php?t=30733&highlight=ima
aber wer weiß.
Vielleicht braucht es auch einen Login ins MSG?
hg
Herbert

So, it seems the situation is quite different than I thought.
Two of the six nozzles are assumed to have certain codes, while the others do not.
I have no idea what the detailer did wrong.
Anyway, they're coming back.

Hi,
You are using the IMA codes that come with the documents, not the embossed ones.
I would consider all of these injectors to be unreliable (and not even one of them to be reliable, even if replaced under warranty).
Were the old injectors that bad, and if so, are there any replacement injectors available from Audi or Bosch (or Delphi)? It probably costs more, but it would be more reliable.
I'm surprised that when the IMA codes are incorrect, there are no "AAAAA..." errors. The sequence is discarded as a test result.
hg
Herbert.

Yes, they are all being returned.
They call themselves "refurbished," but I can't see that anything was actually done to them besides cleaning.
Two protocols even show a "Failed" result.