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Vagcom all day long,I get a couple of local garages call me now and again saying 'we can't do xyz on our £8000 snap on/bosch kts so can you try?',so far vagcom has never failed to do what their kit can't.Worth the £300 all day long for the full setup,although there isn't many people who pay for it which is a shame
Hmm.. counting blinks from a pair of wires, resistor and a LED is sort of an outdated procedure when a Vagcom 409 cable can be had for one (1) British Pound:
(Snipped from my previous post on the theme):
The 409 type cables are all that is needed on the B4 cars. I also have a genuine cable for the B6 as the copy cables will only do the basic stuff on these.
The 409 type cables are so astonishingly cheap that everyone should own at least one. They cost £1 and the total comes to less than £5 including shipping from HK. I have no idea how they manage to make money on these things.
BTW, I also highly recommend the following code reader. I have tested this one, and I have one of these in all my cars, as I don't always haul my laptop and Vagcom cable around. The code reader is super handy if the car starts acting up out on the road: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VAG-305-OB...item1e6ee2936d
Ive been looking at a few different ones but thought I'd better post something just to make sure! and I'll look into getting that 2x2 lead
@ sleeper avant thats some set up you've got there mate, some pricey piece of kit but if it suits your needs fair play nothing like drinking on the job though eh
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