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« on: February 16, 2021, 12:52:41 AM »

Hello guys,

I am looking for fault memory lists including the UDS identifier for VAG (Especially VAG MQB).

Does anyone have something or know where to start? On the Internet, unfortunately, you can find so first nothing. Only the VW error code + error text but no conversion to the UDS data.
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« Reply #1 on: February 16, 2021, 05:46:31 AM »

If by UDS identifiers you mean the DID 2bytes hex address on simos18 you will find all of them inside the file.
On med17 you will find some of them(mostly services) as the rest are hashed into a ram table.

I do not get the diagnostic codes question though...
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« Reply #2 on: February 16, 2021, 07:50:43 AM »

If by UDS identifiers you mean the DID 2byte hex address on simos18 you will find all of them inside the file.
On med17 you will find some of them(mostly services) as the rest are hashed into a ram table.

I do not get the diagnostic codes question though...

Well I mean the 3 byte Identifier given From UDS Service 0x19

Here a Log from SIMOS18:

Code:
4; ; STD    ; 000007E0; 8; 03 19 02 2C 55 55 55 55  ; ...,UUUU
5; ; STD    ; 000007E8; 8; 03 7F 19 78 AA AA AA AA  ; ...x....
6; ; STD    ; 000007E8; 8; 10 2B 59 02 FF 00 40 44  ; .+Y...@D
7; ; STD    ; 000007E0; 8; 30 00 00 55 55 55 55 55  ; 0..UUUUU
8; ; STD    ; 000007E8; 8; 21 20 00 43 1A 20 00 54  ; !..C...T
9; ; STD    ; 000007E8; 8; 22 7E 20 00 4D 8E 20 00  ; "...M...
10; ; STD   ; 000007E8; 8; 23 56 27 20 00 4D 9C 20  ; #V'..M..
11; ; STD   ; 000007E8; 8; 24 00 4D 9E 20 00 4D A3  ; $.M...M.
12; ; STD   ; 000007E8; 8; 25 20 00 54 98 20 00 4D  ; %..T...M
13; ; STD   ; 000007E8; 8; 26 A7 20 AA AA AA AA AA  ; &.......

DTC's:

0x004044 Status 0x20
0x00431A Status 0x20
0x00547E Status 0x20
0x004D8E Status 0x20
0x005627 Status 0x20
0x004D9C Status 0x20
0x004D9E Status 0x20
0x004DA3 Status 0x20
0x005498 Status 0x20
0x004DA7 Status 0x20

Now there is a Table between the CAN-DTC-Error-Code and the VAG-Error-Code + Description

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« Reply #3 on: February 16, 2021, 09:00:37 AM »

Look inside the file...you will find almost everything you need there on simos18...

A hex editor with search capabilities will show you what you need..
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« Reply #4 on: February 16, 2021, 09:28:36 AM »

I'm not sure which file you talking about. If I extract a FRF I get a ODX.

If I split them into binarys I get Binarys for each flash block...
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« Reply #5 on: February 16, 2021, 10:46:54 AM »

Find a diag PDX/ODX file and dump the data.
FRF is a flash container, it has a flash ODX, not a diag ODX.
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« Reply #6 on: February 16, 2021, 12:43:19 PM »

Well I mean the 3 byte Identifier given From UDS Service 0x19

Here a Log from SIMOS18:

Code:
4; ; STD    ; 000007E0; 8; 03 19 02 2C 55 55 55 55  ; ...,UUUU
5; ; STD    ; 000007E8; 8; 03 7F 19 78 AA AA AA AA  ; ...x....
6; ; STD    ; 000007E8; 8; 10 2B 59 02 FF 00 40 44  ; .+Y...@D
7; ; STD    ; 000007E0; 8; 30 00 00 55 55 55 55 55  ; 0..UUUUU
8; ; STD    ; 000007E8; 8; 21 20 00 43 1A 20 00 54  ; !..C...T
9; ; STD    ; 000007E8; 8; 22 7E 20 00 4D 8E 20 00  ; "...M...
10; ; STD   ; 000007E8; 8; 23 56 27 20 00 4D 9C 20  ; #V'..M..
11; ; STD   ; 000007E8; 8; 24 00 4D 9E 20 00 4D A3  ; $.M...M.
12; ; STD   ; 000007E8; 8; 25 20 00 54 98 20 00 4D  ; %..T...M
13; ; STD   ; 000007E8; 8; 26 A7 20 AA AA AA AA AA  ; &.......

DTC's:

0x004044 Status 0x20
0x00431A Status 0x20
0x00547E Status 0x20
0x004D8E Status 0x20
0x005627 Status 0x20
0x004D9C Status 0x20
0x004D9E Status 0x20
0x004DA3 Status 0x20
0x005498 Status 0x20
0x004DA7 Status 0x20

Now there is a Table between the CAN-DTC-Error-Code and the VAG-Error-Code + Description



004044 -> U041600 - Invalid Data Received From Vehicle Dynamics Control Module
00431A -> U112300 -Databus error value received
00547E -> U016400 - Lost Communication With HVAC Control Module
004D8E -> U021200 - Lost Communication With Steering Column Control Module
005627 -> U013100 - Lost Communication With Power Steering Control Module
004D9C -> U015500 - Lost Communication With Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC) Control Module
004D9E -> U014600 - Lost Communication With Gateway "A"
004DA3 -> U012100 - Lost Communication With Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) Control Module
005498 -> U100300 - Towing recognition control module No Communication
004DA7 -> U014000 - Lost Communication With Body Control Module
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« Reply #7 on: February 17, 2021, 12:34:30 AM »

Find a diag PDX/ODX file and dump the data.
FRF is a flash container, it has a flash ODX, not a diag ODX.

Easier said than done unfortunately! Any hints?


Code:
004044 -> U041600 - Invalid Data Received From Vehicle Dynamics Control Module
00431A -> U112300 -Databus error value received
00547E -> U016400 - Lost Communication With HVAC Control Module
004D8E -> U021200 - Lost Communication With Steering Column Control Module
005627 -> U013100 - Lost Communication With Power Steering Control Module
004D9C -> U015500 - Lost Communication With Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC) Control Module
004D9E -> U014600 - Lost Communication With Gateway "A"
004DA3 -> U012100 - Lost Communication With Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) Control Module
005498 -> U100300 - Towing recognition control module No Communication
004DA7 -> U014000 - Lost Communication With Body Control Module

Exactly!
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