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- Location
- Colorado
- Car(s)
- 2019 GSW 4Mo 6MT S+
I need to retrofit highline door control modules into my 2019 MK7.5 GSW S. I am having trouble confidently sourcing the parts I need, and would appreciate some insight.
I know I need part numbers 5Q4959593F (driver) and 5Q4959592F (passenger). My base model has 5Q4959393F/392F.
From what I found on scans on ross-tech, these can be found on 2019 Alltrack (all trim levels), 2019 GTI (all trims), and 2019 GSW SEL (maybe SE as well). I am confident the modules from these cars would be plug and play with my car. But so far, the salvage yards are unwilling to remove them from saleable doors. I'm not having any luck on ebay either.
According to ross-tech, the same part numbers can also be found on 2019 Tiguan SEL.
In comparing the scan details, the modules from the Tiguan and the Golfs share the same 'ASAM Dataset': (EV_DCU2DriveSideMAXHCONT 001005). My understanding is it is the dataset that matters.
But I also see that the 'VCID' for the Tiguan differs from that for the Golfs, (CFE1706A96ACFB302F-809A for the Tiguan vs. 4FFB72E5A750267F03B-801A for the Golfs). I don't know what VCID means in practice, but the fact it is the same for all of the Golfs, but different for the Tiguan is concerning.
Does anyone know for sure if the modules from a Tiguan would be plug and play with my GSW?
If the answer to that question is yes, then could I buy new OEM parts from VW, even though there is no way to specify 'Golf' vs 'Tiguan'? According to this post, new modules need to be flashed with the appropriate software via ODIS before installation, although the fact he was trying to use 5Q4 parts when his e-Golf required 5Q0 ones makes me question the accuracy of that conclusion.
I know I need part numbers 5Q4959593F (driver) and 5Q4959592F (passenger). My base model has 5Q4959393F/392F.
From what I found on scans on ross-tech, these can be found on 2019 Alltrack (all trim levels), 2019 GTI (all trims), and 2019 GSW SEL (maybe SE as well). I am confident the modules from these cars would be plug and play with my car. But so far, the salvage yards are unwilling to remove them from saleable doors. I'm not having any luck on ebay either.
According to ross-tech, the same part numbers can also be found on 2019 Tiguan SEL.
In comparing the scan details, the modules from the Tiguan and the Golfs share the same 'ASAM Dataset': (EV_DCU2DriveSideMAXHCONT 001005). My understanding is it is the dataset that matters.
But I also see that the 'VCID' for the Tiguan differs from that for the Golfs, (CFE1706A96ACFB302F-809A for the Tiguan vs. 4FFB72E5A750267F03B-801A for the Golfs). I don't know what VCID means in practice, but the fact it is the same for all of the Golfs, but different for the Tiguan is concerning.
Does anyone know for sure if the modules from a Tiguan would be plug and play with my GSW?
If the answer to that question is yes, then could I buy new OEM parts from VW, even though there is no way to specify 'Golf' vs 'Tiguan'? According to this post, new modules need to be flashed with the appropriate software via ODIS before installation, although the fact he was trying to use 5Q4 parts when his e-Golf required 5Q0 ones makes me question the accuracy of that conclusion.