2.0 TDI CR (CAGA) bockt "nur" nach Kaltstart | Posts 16+

It is a manual in PDF format. Guess where you can find it.

Autoservice wrote:

It is a manual in PDF format. Guess where you can find it...

Okay, thank you. Well, it's true, it can be that simple .

Hello everyone!

Okay, the "Turbo!" button is very useful for me, because then I can include even more LOCs. I know, only meaningful .

Aber bitte nicht steinigen ich habe nichts zu dem Thema gefunden, wo man die Loc's in einem File abspeichert und VCDS immer sofort die gewünschten automatisch auswählt. Das beschleunigt und vereinfacht die Sache enorm. NSure, how can I help you?

Thank you for the tips.

Regards,

PS: So far, the error hasn't occurred again. But as I said, the car always starts normally. It only happens after 4 seconds, sometimes with a brief hesitation, sometimes with a longer one (3 seconds). And there are no error codes stored! Could it theoretically be a check valve in the fuel line that isn't always closing 100% and allowing fuel to flow back (introducing air into the system)? Shouldn't other things trigger an error code because the values would be outside the tolerance range, and the control unit would detect it? Or does it not work that way?

Hello again!

The "Turbo!" button doesn't work for me. Even when I select it, I can only log a maximum of 12 locations simultaneously .

"Could anyone please provide tips on how to create a preselect file for each location and how to integrate it? Or is it even possible? I'm not sure anymore if it's actually feasible!"

Thank you.

Greetings.

The Turbo Button does not increase the number of values that can be logged simultaneously, but rather the speed at which they are queried.

The .a01 file, when loaded via the icon in the measurement list, enables the display of the measurement positions (Location, or Loc) stored within it.

It's all explained on the pages mentioned in the manual.

dieselschrauber wrote:

The Turbo Button does not increase the number of values that can be logged simultaneously, but rather the speed at which they are queried. The .a01 file, when loaded via the icon in the measurement list, enables the display of the measurement locations (referred to as "Loc") contained within it. Everything is described on the pages mentioned in the manual...

Excerpt from the manual:
The "Turbo" button, located in the top right corner and not visible here, enables fast data transfer for ME7/9/MED9 and EDC16 engine control units. This allows up to 30 measurement values per second to be queried from these control units.

I'm sorry for misunderstanding. For me, 30 "measurements" meant 30 LOCs, not 30 measurement points per LOC.

The information about the *.a01 file is not included in my manual. My manual also does not mention "extended measurement blocks," but rather the standard measurement blocks where you select options using the "+" and "-" buttons.

How am I supposed to find anything? I would like to read. I think I have the wrong manual .

No, you don't have the wrong manual, you're just not reading it carefully.

I was actually expecting you to post your calibration points.

Okay, thank you.

Unfortunately, I cannot test these things immediately.
There should be a "program icon" in the selection window. I'll look for it now.

Greetings.