Benjamino69uk

I did the following and it worked for me:

I believe the coding for Audi is different. I've attempted to make a few changes using some of the codes for the Golf/Leon/Octavia to my A4, but it's having none of it! Back to the drawing board.

My bad, missed where you said 'manual'. As I had a DSG I just assumed. I can see you point now. 😬

Why do you feel the need to put the car in neutral? Leave it in gear and the auto hold/electronic handbrake will stop the car from moving. I'm not sure there is a way of programming in a time delay tbh.

This will only work on cars that are fitted with Lane Assist. High Beam Assist (for cars with Lane Assist Camera): Ensure light switch is in the OFF position, wipers not on auto, doors closed and ignition on, before starting. 1. Select Control unit 09 (Central Electrics) 2. Control unit Long Coding 3. Byte 02 4. Bit 0-2: "03 Lighting Bi-Xenon with Light Assist" 5. Select Control unit 09 (Central Electrics) 6. Security Access Code: 31347 7. Adaptation 8. Assistance Light Functions - Menuestuerung Fernlichtassistent 9. New Value: Present 10. Assistance Light Functions - Menuestuerung Fernlichtassistent Werkseinstellung 11. New Value: Present 12. Select Control unit A5 13. Security Access Code: 20103 14. Control unit Long Coding 15. Byte 02 16. Bit 0-7: "01 coding_Light/High_beam_assist" Optional settings 17. Controller A5 18. Speed that HBA active set to 20kph 19. Speed that HBA deactivate set to 10kph 20. Change lux code to 10 Finally, go into the vehicle menu on the head unit, go to light settings and select ‘light assist’ Push the left stalk towards the front of the car, it should show the HBA logo at the bottom of the Maxidot. Remember to select the Green tick at each step of the process!

This will only work on cars that are fitted with Lane Assist. Traffic Sign Assist Activation: 1. Select Control unit 5F (Information Electrical) 2. Adaptation 3. Select channel: Car_Function_List_BAP_Gen2 4. traffic_sign_recognition_0x21 = change to Activated 5. Select channel: Car_Function_Adaptions_Gen2 6. menu_display_road_sign_identification = change to Activated 7. menu_display_road_sign_identification_over_threshold_high = change to Activated 8. Control unit A5 (front / advance camera) 9. Security access 10. Access Code 20103 11. Control unit Long Coding 12. Byte 1 13. Bit 0 Activate - "01 Traffic Sign Recognition (FTE) active" 14. Select Control unit 17 (Dashboard) 15. Control unit Long Coding 16. Byte 5 17. Bit 2 Activate 18. Display end of speed limit symbol in A5 adaptions 19. Control unit A5 (front / advance camera) 20. Adaptation 21. Display end of speed limit symbol 22. Important to activate: Display valid additional signs 23. View Channel Valid suffix 24. Corresponding value: 00100111. Remember to select the Green tick at each step of the process!

Nige, How much is this system for the Mk7 Golf R (2016)? Cheers

I've just looked at the settings for the CH/LH with drl and there is no setting for adjusting the brightness. Here's the coding I used for the CH/LH drl: Coming Home Leaving Home with DRLs: The basic factory setting for coming/leaving home is through Comfort illumination-Coming Home Leuchten, where the value Low beam is selected. Then what normally happens is that the DRLs are enabled for CH/LH via the Leuchte command Coming Home oder Leaving Home aktiv. 1. Central electrics 2. Security Access 31347 3. Adaptions 4. Search Leuchte6ABL LC5 (left side low beam) 5. Select Lichtfunktion C 6 6. Change setting to Coming Home oder Leaving Home aktiv 7. Select Dimmwert CD 6 8. Change setting to 0 9. Select Dimming Directing CD 6 10. Change setting to minimize 11. Search for Leuchte7ABL RB1 (right side low beam) 12. Select Lichtfunktion C 6 13. Change setting to Coming Home oder Leaving Home aktiv 14. Select Dimmwert CD 6 15. Change setting to 0 16. Select Dimming Directing CD 6 17. Change setting to minimise. Hope this helps.

I tried this setting on a 60+ mile commute home last weekend and found the car to be a bit jerky when pulling away. I have the DSG box so don't know if this makes a difference. I also found that at 2 particular junctions the car felt different when moving off, and not in a good way. She was almost hesitant to move and then when she did it was with a bit of a lurch. Can't quite describe it really. I've now put the car back to standard, and all is good again.

I've adjusted mine a number of times using this method, so it's a tried and tested process. Are you following the format correctly?

Try this: DRLs brightness: 1. Central Electronics 2. Security and enter 31347 3. Go to Adaptation 4. Search for Leuchte2SL VLB10 and select 5. Select Dimming/Dimmwert CD 2 and change to required setting (default 26) 6. Press the green tick to confirm 7. Go back and search for and select Leuchte3SL VRB21 8. Select Dimming/Dimmwert CD 3 and change to required setting (default 26) 9. Press the green tick to confirm

Are you using yours with any other engine modifications, or just to get more airflow to the turbo? I'm just looking at improving the airflow... for now.

Or are people using the Turbo Technics intake hose? Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

Anyone got one of these fitted? Are they any good? http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/162551128268?sojTags=bu=bu&euid=5535073f8a5e4c41b6c82b63df748af2&_mwBanner=1 Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

If you look through 'OBD Eleven - The Basics' you'll find all kinds of useful information. Below is copied from a post from there: Full DRL Brightness for Parking Light/ CH/ LH do this. Also increases brightness for DRLs. [09] Central Electronics Go to Security Access and enter 31347 Go into Adaptation Change the following channels. '(10)-Light2SL VLB10-Dimming CD 2' from 26 to 100 '(10)-Light3SL VRB21-Dimming CD 3' from 26 to 100