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  • What does the traffic button do on the tiguan? Salesperson said doesn't work in Aus

    Hi everyone,

    Can anyone help? I read on the forum that you can enable it, but not officiallythrough VW.

    Are there any real benefit in enabling it? Does it void warranty at all?


    Thank you
    2016 Tiguan Gen 2. 140TDI Rline Highline + all options

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    No problem with warranty - just you won't get support if it's not a feature that was sold with the car.

    If it's possible to activate the function that's already in the software you just need to find someone with a VCDS cable to do it.

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    • #3
      It gives Traffic Information, works a treat!!!
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      • #4
        Yep - it provides live traffic updates if you're using the standard factory satnav. It can be programmed via OBDeleven as well as VCDS cable.
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        • #5
          Thank you all for the reply..

          Can someone explain to me what OBDEELEN or VCDS is? is that a program or chip? How do I get one?

          Thanks again,

          Sam
          2016 Tiguan Gen 2. 140TDI Rline Highline + all options

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          • #6
            OBDEleven - The new kid on the block!

            Have a read of this as it will take you through the info on obdeleven. VCDS info is in the parent thread but obdeleven may be easier (at least is was for me.)

            This will give you some idea of what else you can do.

            Volkswagen MK2 Tiguan OBDeleven / VCDS Tweaks List – AutoInstruct
            Tiguan 162TSI R-Line | Tungsten Silver | DAP | MY18

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Gelato View Post
              Thank you all for the reply..

              Can someone explain to me what OBDEELEN or VCDS is? is that a program or chip? How do I get one?

              Thanks again,

              Sam
              Sam: the tweak to enable Traffic button is not complex, but there can be extra work needed if Radio Data Service (RDS) is not factory enabled.

              If you think that you could get interested in doing other tweaks on your car, then you should consider buying an OBD dongle - or a Ross-Tech, VCDS cable (see below).



              But the other option is to put-out a request on this forum for a colleague who already owns a diagnostic device and who lives close to you. It might cost you a few beers, but it's another approach!!

              Don
              Last edited by DV52; 16-01-2018, 06:31 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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