Originally Posted by
Laurierayr
I note using OBDeleven Pro under the Gateway Control Unit Module 19 in long coding under Byte 04 there is an option - 'Shut off recommendation ignition/terminal 15' and the box is 'ticked' ..... IF this is unticked will that disable the power to terminal 15 and thereby disable the stop/start function.
Thanks Laurie
Laurie: Hi. The choice is entirely yours as to which way to proceed; each option has its advantages and down-sides - which of course every individual will value differently. So there ain't no universally correct approach.
If you want to go the "coding" route - here's a list of the tweaks that I have recorded in my databse (taken from various sites on the web and from my posts on this forum - see here
START/STOP System deactivation
- Gateway long-code method
Module: 19 (CAN getaway)
Coding → Long Coding → Byte: 03 → Bit: 2
New value: disabled
Module: 19 (CAN getaway)
Coding → Long Coding → Byte: 03 → Bit: 3
New value: enabled
Module: 19 (CAN getaway)
Coding → Long Coding → Byte: 04 → Bit: 0
New value: disabled
Module: 19 (CAN getaway)
Coding → Long Coding → Byte: 15 → Bit: 0
New value: disabled
- Gateway adaption channel method
Module: 19 (CAN getaway)
Adaptation → Channel: Deactivation of start-stop function
New value: Stop prohibition: no start request
- Gateway temperature method
Module: 19 (CAN getaway)
Adaptation → Channel: Start/Stopp AußentemperaturVorgabe-MaximaleTemperatur
New value: 50
Module: 19 (CAN getaway)
Adaptation → Channel: Start/Stopp AußentemperaturVorgabe-MinimaleTemperatur
New value: 50
- Gateway voltage method
Module: 19 (CAN getaway)
Adaptation → Channel: Start_stop_voltage_limit
New value: 12
It doesn't matter whether you use VCDS, VCP, or OBD11 and I'm not recommending any particular method over any other option. And, I've not tried any of the options on newer MQB platform vehicles albeit I am aware that disabling SS via tweaks is problematic on these cars.
Don
Please don't PM to ask questions about coding, or vehicle repairs. The better place to deal with these matters is on-line, in the forum proper. That way you get the benefit of the expertise of the wider forum! Thank you.
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