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I had to replace the EFB battery in my Golf 7 GTI and upgraded it to an AGM battery. I need to code the new battery details and wouldn't mind changing a few other options. Only likely to use it on a single vehicle and mods would be minor. Would the Carista and OBDeleven allow me to code the new battery?
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Stevie: OBD11 certainly would work - did you buy a BEM battery - which has a sticker containing all the relevant details?Originally posted by StevieGTI7 View Post
If so, here's how it's done
DonLast edited by DV52; 05-11-2017, 12:26 PM.Please don't PM to ask questions about coding, or vehicle repairs. The better place to deal with these matters is in the forum proper. That way you get the benefit of the wider expertise of other forum members! Thank you. -
Thanks Don. It's not a BEM but I do have the battery specs available to input. Will be switching off stop/start as the first mod.
Cheers.
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As an aside, if I wanted to put a standard lead acid into my Tiguan as a replacement for the existing AGM, does that mean its possible providing I reset the battery details? I'm aware there's probably capacity issues, but the AGM doesn't seem to last as long2012 TDi DSG Tiguan
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