Setting up parameters
VP001: VIN entry.
This command allows you to manually enter the vehicle's VIN into the ECU.
This command is used every time the ECU is replaced. The VIN (VF.) is written on the factory plate on the right front door pillar and stamped on the body under the windshield on the left side.
VP004: vehicle parameters.
This command allows you to enter the engine model, brake system type and body type into the configuration.
Select command VP004 on the diagnostic tool (at Vdiag 10 and Vdiag 11): Make sure the options you select match your vehicle type exactly.
VP006: Record the date of the last after-sales service operation.
Each time you work with ABS, you must enter the date of the operation.
On the diagnostic tool, select command VP006.
Enter the date using the diagnostic tool keypad.
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VP007: Speed measurement index. This command allows you to enter into the ECU memory an index that allows you to calculate the vehicle speed depending on the tires installed.
The ABS MK70 or ESP MK60R ECU sends a vehicle speed signal to all systems that use this information (instrument panel, injection system ECU, etc.). This vehicle speed signal replaces the information previously received from the speed sensor mounted on the gearbox. The ABS ECU calculates the vehicle speed based on the wheel speed and the evolute of the tires the vehicle is equipped with.
Note: The vehicle speed signal is transmitted via wired communication (contact 24) to the navigation system ECU, audio system, to the sunroof electric drive ECU, and via the multiplex network to all other ECUs.
VP021: Disable automatic activation of brake lights.
This command is only used in some countries where legislation prohibits automatic activation of the brake lights without pressing the brake pedal. Control of the brake lights is not permitted when ESP is activated (depending on the legislation of the countries).
VP022: Permission for automatic activation of brake lights.
This command allows you to restore automatic control of the brake light when ESP is activated, which is prohibited by the VP021 command (8 depending on the legislation of the countries).
VP030: Chassis wear programming.
This programming type must be defined as "ACTIVE". This command is used only in accordance with the Technical Note.
VP031: hydraulic rebalancing of brake forces.
This function must be set to "ACTIVE" for F4R turbocharged and V4Y engines only.
Configurations
CF079: Gearbox type.
This command allows you to set the vehicle's gearbox type.
Other commands
LC008: Gearbox type.
This command allows you to determine the type of gearbox entered into the vehicle configuration.
LC016: Chassis Wear Programming.
This command allows you to determine whether the chassis wear function has been activated on the vehicle.
LC017: Hydraulic brake force regulation.
This command allows you to determine whether the hydraulic brake force regulation function has been activated on the vehicle.