2 DV52 Thanks. My apologies. You are right.
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Originally posted by DV52 View Postkickdown: well done - just so I'm clear, have you tried this successfully on a Golf Mk7? Second question - what about all the adaptation channels in the other control modules (including the CAN Gateway) that were set as if SS was active?? I've not done an exhaustive search, but here are some that I found easily (I'm sure there will be others).
Third question- what the SS settings for the coding on the other control modules - like Byte 8, Bit 4 on the HV AC modue @ address hex 08?
Don
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Hello, i have one question. It is possible to set as a default value (when car starts for the first time) the start stop function as disabled (the button light is turn on). I would like to go on this method since are times when i want to use the function so I would not permanently disable the function. Thanks
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Hi all - I have disabled stop/start via the app on obdeleven. Was just wondering if it would be possible to have the stop/start active in eco mode only?| 2016 VW Golf R 7 | DSG | Pure White | Leather | Sunroof | Driver Assist | JB4 |
| 2003 VW Golf SE | Auto | Silver | Sunroof |
| 2010 VW Golf R 6 | Manual | Leather | ACC | 19s | Black Pack | GIAC Stage 2+ |
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^^^^^^^^ hmm.......... I'm fairly certain (almost certain) that it's not possible with the VCDS/OBD11/VCP tweaks (both "voltage" and "temperature" methods) to distinguish between "eco" and normal modes.
Remember that these tweaks are "hacks" really that fool the car into believing that SS shouldn't be engaged - they have absolutely zero sophistication!
Don
PS: but I'm happy to be proven wrongPlease 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.
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Cheers Don, I thought that may be the case - would be a good mod though.| 2016 VW Golf R 7 | DSG | Pure White | Leather | Sunroof | Driver Assist | JB4 |
| 2003 VW Golf SE | Auto | Silver | Sunroof |
| 2010 VW Golf R 6 | Manual | Leather | ACC | 19s | Black Pack | GIAC Stage 2+ |
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I'm amazed that people still try to defeat SSS by tweaking software, paying for OBD dongles etc.
I installed a custom made "DV52 Device" over two years ago and it has performed without fault and is instantly re-energised by hitting the button.
The DV52 device simply reverses the logic of the SSS so that it is set to "OFF" on start and can be set back on when required.
Without doubt the best solution so far.
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Originally posted by jimmyjames View PostI'm amazed that people still try to defeat SSS by tweaking software, paying for OBD dongles etc.
I installed a custom made "DV52 Device" over two years ago and it has performed without fault and is instantly re-energised by hitting the button.
The DV52 device simply reverses the logic of the SSS so that it is set to "OFF" on start and can be set back on when required.
Without doubt the best solution so far.My car: MY18 Arteon
My car #2: MY22 Volvo XC40 Pure Electric
Her car: MY22 Skoda Octavia Limited Edition Wagon
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^^^^ Haha - Jimmyjames is a friend and I suspect that some of his praise for my device is perhaps motivated by our long time acquaintance!!! But thanks anyhow Jim
As for details about the handy-dandy Automatic Start/Stop Kill switch it looks like this:
DIY construction is easy and fitment is also very simple. The parts are readily available and cheap and the entire instructions can be found HERE
Don
PS: DreamensioN- the Kill switch was designed to suit a mk7 and I'm not sure if your Arteon is wired the same. The thing that's important to check is that one side of the native SS disable switch (it's installed on the center console on a Golf mk7) is earthed. Please confirm that this is so - if not you might need to use my alternative designLast edited by DV52; 08-02-2018, 12:20 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.
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