Difference between revisions of "VW Crafter (2E)"
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'''Please Note''' that the VW Crafter (2E/2F) is based on the very similar Mercedes Sprinter; this means that diagnostics are more Mercedes-like and will be somewhat different that what you may be used to if you have experience with VW/Audi diagnostics. Specifically control module addresses and diagnostic functions supported by the control modules differ from normal VW/Audi models. Even though the Crafter does use CAN/UDS for diagnostics, it does not have a Gateway as found in VW/Audi models. Therefore you must select '''Crafter/LT3 (2E)''' in the Auto-Scan drop-down instead of using '''Auto Detect'''. | '''Please Note''' that the VW Crafter (2E/2F) is based on the very similar Mercedes Sprinter; this means that diagnostics are more Mercedes-like and will be somewhat different that what you may be used to if you have experience with VW/Audi diagnostics. Specifically control module addresses and diagnostic functions supported by the control modules differ from normal VW/Audi models. Even though the Crafter does use CAN/UDS for diagnostics, it does not have a Gateway as found in VW/Audi models. Therefore you must select '''Crafter/LT3 (2E)''' in the Auto-Scan drop-down instead of using '''Auto Detect'''. | ||
− | Since most of the control modules in a Crafter are Mercedes based, the part numbers shown via diagnostics may not match their part numbers in the Volkswagen Parts Catalog. At the present time VCDS | + | Since most of the control modules in a Crafter are Mercedes based, the part numbers shown via diagnostics may not match their part numbers in the Volkswagen Parts Catalog. At the present time VCDS has limited support for the control modules which are supplied by Mercedes; please refer to the [http://www.ross-tech.com/vcds/revisions.php Release Notes] and [http://www.ross-tech.com/vcds/tour/LT3.php Crafter/LT3 Functions] page of our Interactive Manual for a list of supported functions. In most Crafters, 3 control modules (Engine, Immobilizer and Central Locking) use native Volkswagen diagnostic methods and these are fully supported. |
'''General Information''' about this Model can be found in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_Crafter Wikipedia entry]. | '''General Information''' about this Model can be found in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_Crafter Wikipedia entry]. |
Latest revision as of 11:50, 31 July 2017
VW Crafter (2E/2F) | |
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Source: Volker Konopka | |
Information | |
Manufacturer: | Daimler AG / Volkswagen AG |
Chassis Code: | 2E/2F |
Platform: | VN84X/LT3 |
Model Years: | from 2006 |
Model Years (US): | - |
Predecessor: | VW LT (2D) |
Successor: | None |
Interface Hardware | |
HEX-V2, HEX-NET, HEX+CAN | |
DLC Location | |
The DLC is located in the Driver Footwell |
Please Note that the VW Crafter (2E/2F) is based on the very similar Mercedes Sprinter; this means that diagnostics are more Mercedes-like and will be somewhat different that what you may be used to if you have experience with VW/Audi diagnostics. Specifically control module addresses and diagnostic functions supported by the control modules differ from normal VW/Audi models. Even though the Crafter does use CAN/UDS for diagnostics, it does not have a Gateway as found in VW/Audi models. Therefore you must select Crafter/LT3 (2E) in the Auto-Scan drop-down instead of using Auto Detect.
Since most of the control modules in a Crafter are Mercedes based, the part numbers shown via diagnostics may not match their part numbers in the Volkswagen Parts Catalog. At the present time VCDS has limited support for the control modules which are supplied by Mercedes; please refer to the Release Notes and Crafter/LT3 Functions page of our Interactive Manual for a list of supported functions. In most Crafters, 3 control modules (Engine, Immobilizer and Central Locking) use native Volkswagen diagnostic methods and these are fully supported.
General Information about this Model can be found in the Wikipedia entry.