Audi CAN Gateway Battery Coding (8T/8K/8R+): Difference between revisions
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- 1. Long Adaptation
- 2. Special Notes
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'''General Information:''' Most 2009+ Audi A4 and newer models do NOT use a separate 61-Battery Manager. In these cases battery management is a slave (subsystem) under the 19-CAN-Gateway control module. This page covers those 8T/8K/8R and newer models using a CAN Protocol | '''General Information:''' Most 2009+ Audi A4 and newer models do NOT use a separate 61-Battery Manager. In these cases battery management is a slave (subsystem) under the 19-CAN-Gateway control module. This page covers those 8T/8K/8R and newer models using a CAN Protocol 19-CAN-Gateway control module.<br> | ||
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If the vehicle in question uses a diagnostic capable 61-Battery Regulation controller this page ''should'' apply instead: | If the vehicle in question uses a diagnostic capable 61-Battery Regulation controller this page ''should'' apply instead: | ||
Revision as of 17:42, 23 January 2015
General Information: Most 2009+ Audi A4 and newer models do NOT use a separate 61-Battery Manager. In these cases battery management is a slave (subsystem) under the 19-CAN-Gateway control module. This page covers those 8T/8K/8R and newer models using a CAN Protocol 19-CAN-Gateway control module.
If the vehicle in question uses a diagnostic capable 61-Battery Regulation controller this page should apply instead:
Long Adaptation
Installation of a new battery requires the use of the Long Adaptation function under 19-CAN-Gateway control module. Follow the onscreen instructions to enter the Part Number, Vendor, and Serial Number all as one long new value.