Title: 01 jetta 1.8T ecu definition Post by: wiliamyette on March 26, 2014, 12:58:38 PM does anyone have the file for the ecu definition code?
looking to get rid of some 02 sensor codes please and thanks Title: Re: 01 jetta 1.8T ecu definition Post by: userpike on March 26, 2014, 01:49:45 PM does anyone have the file for the ecu definition code? looking to get rid of some 02 sensor codes please and thanks There are many definition files. They are specific to the ECU part number, software version and also the programs that use them. Some are compatible however, a Tuner Pro definition file won't work with WinOLS and vice versa. You need to know what your ECU part number/(sw/hw version) is and what program you plan to use to make the changes and then look in the ECU definition files section of this forum. The easiest way is to put your ECU part number in the search box and the results will show up. You may have to create one for your ECU but I doubt that, it being from a '01 jetta because chances are, there is a def file for your ECU already on here. If this is still somewhat confusing or just rose alot of questions, go to the Wiki section here on NeF or the S4 wiki. Title: Re: 01 jetta 1.8T ecu definition Post by: wiliamyette on March 26, 2014, 03:37:58 PM where do i check for the ecu number?
last question, thanks Title: Re: 01 jetta 1.8T ecu definition Post by: _nameless on March 26, 2014, 05:08:00 PM where do i check for the ecu number? if its a aww engine code its a 032dl..last question, thanks Title: Re: 01 jetta 1.8T ecu definition Post by: userpike on March 26, 2014, 09:15:50 PM where do i check for the ecu number? last question, thanks If you connect your car to VCDS it will tell you the ECU part number and software version. Same thing in Nefflasher where you read the ECU info next to where DTC info is read. Again, if you don't know what I'm talking about.. Everything you need to know and then some is in those Wikis I mentioned. There is MUCH knowledge you need to know first. Read the Wikis and then onto the forum threads. Plan to spend days and days and days and more days and more days worth of hours on this. If you stick with it, you'll be rewarded greatly. |