Hi All,
Here in Australia, (not sure about other markets) VW offered the 2017 Tiguan in 3 trim levels all with Front Assist and City Emergency Brake.
Not too sure how this is done across the rest of the model range yet.
Therefor they are equipped with a front camera module and auto distance radar as well as the appropriate ABS module.
The only other part required is a new button set for the steering wheel (there are a few version depending on if you have an Rline wheel, regular wheel, DSG paddles etc)
However Adaptive Cruise Control is part of an additional package known as the Driver Assistance Package that also includes Side Assist etc
So whilst all the requisite hardware is there for ACC (other than the steering wheel buttons), it cannot be enabled by simply coding the modules correctly.
VW have chosen to lock the feature using Feature Enable Codes, and will not offer to enable ACC as a paid SoftWare as A Product upgrade.
Yesterday I activated ACC on 2 Tiguans, one a Comfortline TSI and another an RLine TDI.
What is required in order to perform the retrofit is a brand new ("virgin") Canbus gateway module and front radar module.
In our case we used the exact same radar part number, (2Q0 907 572 H) but used a newer 5Q0 907 530 AM gateway in place of his original 3Q0 gateway.
You can't just add the FEC to the existing factory modules unfortunately...
Then ODIS online with Geko access is required to clear Component Protection and perform the coding etc.
Perform G85 steering angle sensor and radar calibrations and away you go.
I have written up the procedure in a document however it contains copyright material which I can't reproduce here without permission so send me a PM and I can share it with you.
Here in Australia, (not sure about other markets) VW offered the 2017 Tiguan in 3 trim levels all with Front Assist and City Emergency Brake.
Not too sure how this is done across the rest of the model range yet.
Therefor they are equipped with a front camera module and auto distance radar as well as the appropriate ABS module.
The only other part required is a new button set for the steering wheel (there are a few version depending on if you have an Rline wheel, regular wheel, DSG paddles etc)
However Adaptive Cruise Control is part of an additional package known as the Driver Assistance Package that also includes Side Assist etc
So whilst all the requisite hardware is there for ACC (other than the steering wheel buttons), it cannot be enabled by simply coding the modules correctly.
VW have chosen to lock the feature using Feature Enable Codes, and will not offer to enable ACC as a paid SoftWare as A Product upgrade.
Yesterday I activated ACC on 2 Tiguans, one a Comfortline TSI and another an RLine TDI.
What is required in order to perform the retrofit is a brand new ("virgin") Canbus gateway module and front radar module.
In our case we used the exact same radar part number, (2Q0 907 572 H) but used a newer 5Q0 907 530 AM gateway in place of his original 3Q0 gateway.
You can't just add the FEC to the existing factory modules unfortunately...
Then ODIS online with Geko access is required to clear Component Protection and perform the coding etc.
Perform G85 steering angle sensor and radar calibrations and away you go.
I have written up the procedure in a document however it contains copyright material which I can't reproduce here without permission so send me a PM and I can share it with you.
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