Body self-diagnosis

Chapter overview

• Self-diagnosis
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• 1 Self-diagnosis
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• 1.1 Self-diagnosis
  1
• 1.2 Tools
  1
• 1.3 Connecting fault reader
  2
• 2 Self-diagnosis of airbag system
  3
• 2.1 Self-diagnosis of airbag system
  3
• 2.2 Functional description
  3
• 2.3 Coding airbag control unit
  10
• 2.4 Deactivating and activating front passenger's airbag unit (matching)
  12
• 2.5 Read measured value block
  25
• 2.6 Test box VAS 5056
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• 2.7 Final control diagnosis
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• 3 Self-diagnosis for convenience system > 07.97
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• 3.1 Functional description
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• 3.2 Determining possible sources for activation of anti-theft alarm system
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• 3.3 System active indicator
  33
• 3.4 Initiating self-diagnosis for the convenience system
  33
• 3.5 Overview of the selectable functions
  35
• 3.6 Interrogating control unit version
  35
• 3.7 Coding convenience system control unit using fault reader V.A.G 1551
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• 3.8 Interrogating fault memory
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• 3.9 Erasing fault memory
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• 3.10 Ending output
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• 3.11 Fault table
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• 3.12 Final control diagnosis
  52
• 3.13 Read measured value block
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• 3.14 Display group overview
  54
• 4 Self-diagnosis for convenience system 08.97 >
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• 4.1 Self-diagnosis for convenience system 08.97 >
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• 4.2 Functional description
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• 4.3 Determining which source has possibly triggered the anti-theft alarm
  68
• 4.4 Description of the interior monitoring system
  68
• 4.5 System active indicator
  68
• 4.6 Initiating self-diagnosis for the convenience system
  68
• 4.7 Overview of the selectable functions
  70
• 4.8 Interrogating control unit version
  70
• 4.9 Coding convenience system control unit using fault reader V.A.G 1551
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• 4.10 Interrogating fault memory
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• 4.11 Erasing fault memory
  75
• 4.12 Ending output
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• 4.13 Fault table
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• 4.14 Final control diagnosis
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• 4.15 Reading measured value block
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• 4.16 Display group overview
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• 4.17 Radio wave remote control function variations >05.98
  109
• 4.18 Radio wave remote control functional variations 06.98 >
  110
• 5 Self-diagnosis for seat and mirror adjustment on driver's side
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• 5.1 Self-diagnosis for seat and mirror adjustment on driver's side
  112
• 5.2 Functional description for the seat adjustment
  112
• 5.3 Functional description for the self-diagnosis
  112
• 5.4 Initialising the memory system
  113
• 5.5 Storing seat and mirror settings for normal driving
  113
• 5.6 Storing mirror setting for reversing
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• 5.7 Allocating the radio wave remote control key to the memory buttons
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• 5.8 Activating seat and mirror settings for normal driving
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• 5.9 Activating the mirror setting for reversing
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• 5.10 Initiating self-diagnosis for the seat adjustment
  116
• 5.11 Overview of the selectable functions
  117
• 5.12 Interrogating control unit version
  117
• 5.13 Interrogating fault memory
  118
• 5.14 Erasing fault memory
  119
• 5.15 Ending output
  120
• 5.16 Fault table
  120
• 5.17 Read measured value block
  126
• 5.18 Display group overview
  127