Coding Tiptronic control module
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NOTE:
- The adaptation values must be reset using the Porsche System Tester when the transmission is renewed/replaced.
- If a new control module is installed, the control module must adapt first. Poor shifting quality can be expected therefore in the adaptation phase.
- After the test drive, let the engine run for 10 minutes at idle speed. This ensures that all adaptation values are stored in the control module.
- The instructions of the Porsche System Tester have highest priority.
- The procedure listed has been structured generally, changes or additions can be made. The basis of this is the Tester Software 13.1.
- Connect the Porsche System Tester to the vehicle and start the System Tester. Switch ignition on.
- Select vehicle type using the cursor keys.
- Using the ">>" key, move from the vehicle type to the list of control modules.
- Select Tiptronic with the cursor keys and press the ">>" key.
- Select "Coding" with the cursor keys and press the ">>" key.
- Select vehicle version and code with the F8 key.SELECTION OF VEHICLE VERSION AND CODE
Row/ Japan PA 1 Taiwan/ Korea PA 4 - Tester confirmed: Coding has been modified .
- Perform test drive and check fault memory with the System Tester.
Resetting adaptation values.
- Proceed as described under point 1 - 4.
- Select menu item Reset adaptation values proceed with ">>".
- Confirm with F7 for Yes, F8 for No and proceed with ">>".
- Follow the instructions of the tester.