Difference between revisions of "01042"
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* In certain cases this code may be stored even after properly coding a module (e.g. VW RNS510). In such cases make sure to use a proper workshop code (WSC), importer and device number. Those have to be non-0 values, so for example 12345-123-12345 should do it. | * In certain cases this code may be stored even after properly coding a module (e.g. VW RNS510). In such cases make sure to use a proper workshop code (WSC), importer and device number. Those have to be non-0 values, so for example 12345-123-12345 should do it. | ||
* When found in Air Bag Control Modules, make sure the module is secured in place as per factory design (bolted down). | * When found in Air Bag Control Modules, make sure the module is secured in place as per factory design (bolted down). | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:04, 14 October 2014
01042 - Control Module; Not Coded
Possible Symptoms
- Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) active
Possible Causes
- Control Module not coded
Possible Solutions
- Check Control Module Coding
- Cross Reference Control Module Coding with related Control Modules (e.g. for Country or Powertrain Settings)
Special Notes
- When found in Audi A8/S8 (4E): Headlight Aim Control (Adaptive Light), perform Coding.
- When found in VW Passat (3C): Headlight Aim Control, perform Coding.
- When found in VW Golf/Jetta/Bora (1K/5M): Headlight Aim Control (Xenon), perform Coding.
- When found inVW Golf/Jetta/Bora (1K/5M and AJ): Headlight Aim Control (Xenon with AFS) perform Coding
- In certain cases this code may be stored even after properly coding a module (e.g. VW RNS510). In such cases make sure to use a proper workshop code (WSC), importer and device number. Those have to be non-0 values, so for example 12345-123-12345 should do it.
- When found in Air Bag Control Modules, make sure the module is secured in place as per factory design (bolted down).