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Erasing DTC memory: Requirements

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After DTC memory has been successfully checked:

Indicated on display:

Fig 1: Identifying VAG 1551 Scan Tool Display (Cabrio Up To May 1999 - Erasing DTC Memory) (Rapid Data Transfer)
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Indicated on display:

Fig 2: Identifying VAG 1551 Scan Tool Display (Cabrio Up To May 1999 - Erasing DTC Memory) (05 Erase DTC Memory)
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Indicated on display:

Fig 3: Identifying VAG 1551 Scan Tool Display (Cabrio Up To May 1999 - Erasing DTC Memory) (DTC Memory Is Erased)
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Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) memory is now erased.

Indicated on display:

Fig 4: Identifying VAG 1551 Scan Tool Display (Cabrio Up To May 1999 - Erasing DTC Memory) (Rapid Data Transfer)
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NOTE:
  • If this appears in display, the test sequence is inoperative.
    Fig 5: Identifying VAG 1551 Scan Tool Display (Cabrio Up To May 1999 - Erasing DTC Memory) (DTC Memory Was Not Interogated)
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  • If this appears in display, the test sequence is inoperative.
    Fig 6: Identifying VAG 1551 Scan Tool Display (Cabrio Up To May 1999 - Erasing DTC Memory) (DTC Memory Was Not Interogated)
    G03364062Courtesy of VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA, INC.

    Adhere to test sequence: First check DTC memory, if necessary repair malfunctions, then erase.