971 coding for PSE
04-02-2024, 12:03 PM
#31
Racer
Thread Starter
https://a.co/d/eQFCS1e
Try that maybe? Both links worked for me. I guess I don’t understand your question.
Try that maybe? Both links worked for me. I guess I don’t understand your question.
04-02-2024, 12:25 PM
#32
Burning Brakes
https://a.co/d/eQFCS1e
Try that maybe? Both links worked for me. I guess I don’t understand your question.
Try that maybe? Both links worked for me. I guess I don’t understand your question.
Last edited by Ericson38; 04-02-2024 at 12:50 PM.
05-09-2024, 10:59 PM
#33
Intermediate
OP have you tested your rear windows one touch after coding the PSE? I'm coding for a few friends with 971 and Cayenne E3. All of them are having problems of only rear windows one touch functions not working anymore after coding. I tried to use PIWIS 3 to perform relearn on rear door modules but it didn't work.
05-10-2024, 07:45 AM
#34
Racer
Thread Starter
By one touch you mean auto up with the switch? Mine works fine from the drivers controls, but I guess I never have rear passengers so I will have to try from the back seat. The modules coded when you write PSE in using the "additional menu" you hit F7 for in the Control Unit tab are: Gateway (003), DME V6 TFSI, and PCM 4.1. I am not sure any of those have anything to do with the windows.
Are you doing it with the additional menu and automatic coding or doing manual coding without development rules? If the latter, try auto coding as it will remove any manual coding done previously. If you coded in PSE using manual coding, automatic coding will remove all of that and let you start fresh. I coded PSE using the additional menu, so if I was to auto code, I would lose my *** delete, 5 blink turn signal and comfort unlock using the fob, but keep PSE.
Do you have any faults in the fault memory?
Are you doing it with the additional menu and automatic coding or doing manual coding without development rules? If the latter, try auto coding as it will remove any manual coding done previously. If you coded in PSE using manual coding, automatic coding will remove all of that and let you start fresh. I coded PSE using the additional menu, so if I was to auto code, I would lose my *** delete, 5 blink turn signal and comfort unlock using the fob, but keep PSE.
Do you have any faults in the fault memory?
05-10-2024, 08:40 AM
#35
Intermediate
By one touch you mean auto up with the switch? Mine works fine from the drivers controls, but I guess I never have rear passengers so I will have to try from the back seat. The modules coded when you write PSE in using the "additional menu" you hit F7 for in the Control Unit tab are: Gateway (003), DME V6 TFSI, and PCM 4.1. I am not sure any of those have anything to do with the windows.
Are you doing it with the additional menu and automatic coding or doing manual coding without development rules? If the latter, try auto coding as it will remove any manual coding done previously. If you coded in PSE using manual coding, automatic coding will remove all of that and let you start fresh. I coded PSE using the additional menu, so if I was to auto code, I would lose my *** delete, 5 blink turn signal and comfort unlock using the fob, but keep PSE.
Do you have any faults in the fault memory?
Are you doing it with the additional menu and automatic coding or doing manual coding without development rules? If the latter, try auto coding as it will remove any manual coding done previously. If you coded in PSE using manual coding, automatic coding will remove all of that and let you start fresh. I coded PSE using the additional menu, so if I was to auto code, I would lose my *** delete, 5 blink turn signal and comfort unlock using the fob, but keep PSE.
Do you have any faults in the fault memory?
05-10-2024, 08:44 AM
#36
Racer
Thread Starter
Thats very odd. Did the faults exist before you did the coding? Have you tried clearing them? I had all kinds of weird faults when I tried this without a proper power supply, but most of them went away after I switched out of E mode, and the rest could be cleared.