Excellent work, @Goodbar . You posted your success before I could gather data.
Nonetheless, I fired up VCDS and loaded up the values illustrated in your photo. Mine were 100% identical to yours. Further, running the recirc test procedure revealed that, in fact, the recirc flap was not opening/closing all the way - both the measuring values confirmed this, and the clear sound and airflow feel difference as the test procedure opened and closed the flap. So, to retract my statement before, the retrofit most definitely affects recirc function, at least to the point of requiring coding attention per Goodbar's work.
Here's my problem: I loaded up the long coder and my screen for byte 6 is different than yours. Here's what I have:
I do not have bit 3 as a selectable option like you do, but i followed your lead and changed bit 3 (fourth bit from the right) to 1, which changed the hex to 08 as it did in your screen shot. I saved the new long code, but it had no effect whatsoever on the recirc function. The values are still the same as they were before, and manually running the recirc test procedure illustrates that the flap doors can move much further.
Any suggestions? Why would my screen have much less information on what each bit does than yours? Is that related to my climatronic unit's version being BD?
I'm also interested in the information on your screen regarding bit 2 (Sunlight photo sensor, 0=installed, 1=via CAN). What does "via CAN" mean in this context and how does that differ from "installed" status? Is this something that retrofits that include the sensor should address?
Nonetheless, I fired up VCDS and loaded up the values illustrated in your photo. Mine were 100% identical to yours. Further, running the recirc test procedure revealed that, in fact, the recirc flap was not opening/closing all the way - both the measuring values confirmed this, and the clear sound and airflow feel difference as the test procedure opened and closed the flap. So, to retract my statement before, the retrofit most definitely affects recirc function, at least to the point of requiring coding attention per Goodbar's work.
Here's my problem: I loaded up the long coder and my screen for byte 6 is different than yours. Here's what I have:
I do not have bit 3 as a selectable option like you do, but i followed your lead and changed bit 3 (fourth bit from the right) to 1, which changed the hex to 08 as it did in your screen shot. I saved the new long code, but it had no effect whatsoever on the recirc function. The values are still the same as they were before, and manually running the recirc test procedure illustrates that the flap doors can move much further.
Any suggestions? Why would my screen have much less information on what each bit does than yours? Is that related to my climatronic unit's version being BD?
I'm also interested in the information on your screen regarding bit 2 (Sunlight photo sensor, 0=installed, 1=via CAN). What does "via CAN" mean in this context and how does that differ from "installed" status? Is this something that retrofits that include the sensor should address?