Vag Com Purchase
- gavsteryoung
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Vag Com Purchase
Guys, just need to ask a quick question before ordering a VAG Com!
http://www.vag-com.co.uk/products.htm
Offer the Serial version for £139 quid.... but for some reason to have a USB plug they charge £230....
is there any advantage in having the USB version and am I looking at the correct bit of kit for £139 = Package A for my 99 Facelift S4
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http://www.vag-com.co.uk/products.htm
Offer the Serial version for £139 quid.... but for some reason to have a USB plug they charge £230....
is there any advantage in having the USB version and am I looking at the correct bit of kit for £139 = Package A for my 99 Facelift S4
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- gavsteryoung
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This guy does them, but be warned, some of the standard connectors are too tight for the S4 socket housing - it might be easier all round if you got the lot from VAG-COM - no issues with fitting.
http://www.skpang.co.uk/catalog/index.p ... 9180ca167d
Nige.
http://www.skpang.co.uk/catalog/index.p ... 9180ca167d
Nige.
We usually get our OBD2 bits from Andy Whittaker.
See here:
http://www.andywhittaker.com/ecu/obdii_hardware.htm
He also has a VAGFIX utility to fix bad checksums in your ECU - should you ever have the urge to disassemble it !
See here:
http://www.andywhittaker.com/ecu/obdii_hardware.htm
He also has a VAGFIX utility to fix bad checksums in your ECU - should you ever have the urge to disassemble it !
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As Uwe states on his site, the serial connector is the preferable option for technical reasons.
It is also worth noting that development on the non-dongle version has stopped. So if you don't buy one of Uwe's key-com leads, you will be stuck with version 311. (Not that this may be a problem - I am 'stuck' with 311 and it works for me, but sometime in the future if I get a new car, I might need to upgrade to the latest version).
It is also worth noting that development on the non-dongle version has stopped. So if you don't buy one of Uwe's key-com leads, you will be stuck with version 311. (Not that this may be a problem - I am 'stuck' with 311 and it works for me, but sometime in the future if I get a new car, I might need to upgrade to the latest version).
2001 Silver S4 Avant
AmD remap, APR R1 DVs, APR bipipe, Full Miltek exhaust
H&R coilovers, AWE DTS, Porsche front brakes, Short-shifter, 18" RS4 replicas
Defi-HUD boost gauge / turbo-timer (with afterrun pump modification), Phatbox
AmD remap, APR R1 DVs, APR bipipe, Full Miltek exhaust
H&R coilovers, AWE DTS, Porsche front brakes, Short-shifter, 18" RS4 replicas
Defi-HUD boost gauge / turbo-timer (with afterrun pump modification), Phatbox
Dippy you've lost me. What has AWE to do with VAGCOM? How do I know what version I have?Dippy wrote:As Uwe states on his site, the serial connector is the preferable option for technical reasons.
It is also worth noting that development on the non-dongle version has stopped. So if you don't buy one of Uwe's key-com leads, you will be stuck with version 311. (Not that this may be a problem - I am 'stuck' with 311 and it works for me, but sometime in the future if I get a new car, I might need to upgrade to the latest version).
I have the serial port VAGCOM, bought it about 2 years ago.
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