It says the "pro" version allows programming and screenshots show settings being changed.
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what did you and your mk3 leon do today
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It says the "pro" version allows programming and screenshots show settings being changed.
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My email with reply below, looks like this could be a neat tool (or lots of amateurs bricking their car "experimenting")...
With our tool you can do everything that can be done with other professional tools as VCDS, but we don't have any instructions what control units must be recoded. Maybe your tow bar seller have some info about it.
On Sat, Feb 27, 2016 at 11:14 AM wrote:
Hi, I am buying a tow bar for my Leon MK3.
Will this product allow update to vehicle so that towing is sensed/activated.
Do you provide instructions for settings/coding so which can be changed?
Thanks.
Regards
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With our tool you can do everything that can be done with other professional tools as VCDS, but we don't have any instructions what control units must be recoded. Maybe your tow bar seller have some info about it.
On Sat, Feb 27, 2016 at 11:14 AM wrote:
Hi, I am buying a tow bar for my Leon MK3.
Will this product allow update to vehicle so that towing is sensed/activated.
Do you provide instructions for settings/coding so which can be changed?
Thanks.
Regards
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Gave her a wash and noticed this just in the one lens, dealer visit I think.
No cracks in the lens either.
No cracks in the lens either.
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Caught my eye this morning just looking out the window.
Looks like it suffering from condensation inside on the front screen.
I took my kid down to the Forth Road Bridge, in mine, and we walked over it tonight.
Took a couple of shots, one showing insignificance of a car dwarfed by the Forth Bridge, and another with the Queensferry Crossing (under construction) as a backdrop.
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Took a couple of shots, one showing insignificance of a car dwarfed by the Forth Bridge, and another with the Queensferry Crossing (under construction) as a backdrop.
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Only a week old and have clocked up nearly 600 miles, had some lovely weather and done some road trips!
Have begun to let it off the reins, and having great fun!
Also found out holding down the unlock button on the keys results in all the windows going down... Found this a bit odd. Maybe useful for summer months when the car is boiling?
Unfortunately I live in Scotland, so more likely to be raining!
Have begun to let it off the reins, and having great fun!
Also found out holding down the unlock button on the keys results in all the windows going down... Found this a bit odd. Maybe useful for summer months when the car is boiling?
Unfortunately I live in Scotland, so more likely to be raining!
Yes all VAG cars do it, don't keep your finger on unlock too long or use it by mistake ( as in your pocket ) or you could end up with a wet a.se as happened to my son in his A6 and friends in their Golf when it rained..... heavily...... with all the windows down
and they live in Scotland too. Windows steamed up for a year after
As you say handy for hot summer days ( which this year I believe is one day in June up here ) when you can open all the windows at some distance from the car to vent it before gettin in
I bought some of that magic felt tape and GummiPfleger. With these, I have the most advance, state of the art technology SEAT use to fix the squeaky bits! and it was cheaper than wasting fuel going to and from ever dealer
possible
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I bought some of that magic felt tape and GummiPfleger. With these, I have the most advance, state of the art technology SEAT use to fix the squeaky bits! and it was cheaper than wasting fuel going to and from ever dealer
possible...
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Let me quess...a-pillar?
Well that was done in warrenty, along with the dash and other bits but it seems to have reappeared so I think some extra padding in that and some other places is required. The gummi is for the door seals which I've been using an oil based lube currently but fancied trying something more suited for rubber
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Two hours well spent i think
What is offending article on your drive that you redacted when taking care of your number plate? Looks a very suspect shape...
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