mk717
Ready to race!
- Location
- Camp Hill, PA
- Car(s)
- 2016 A3 Quattro
That's everytime I wash. Next day a layer of pollen and a few spots of bird shit. Annoying to say least.
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What did you do to your mk7 today?
- Thread starter GTA5
- Start date
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I did a thing today.
Changed some lights.
Where did you get them? What brand and size? Looks great!
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Sub-to-Dub
Drag Racing Champion
- Location
- Arlington, VA USA
- Car(s)
- '17 GTI Sport 6MT
Spent some time with the ODBeleven:
-Windows up/down with remote
-Turn signal blinks increased to 4
-Front amber side marker/white dot disabled
-Rear sidemarker disabled
Such an awesome tool!
-Windows up/down with remote
-Turn signal blinks increased to 4
-Front amber side marker/white dot disabled
-Rear sidemarker disabled
Such an awesome tool!
Buddy, you spelled 5 wrong.
daujin_mk7
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- PA
- Car(s)
- 2016 GTI DSG
Can you share how you disabled the rear side markers?
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Bassman
Go Kart Newbie
- Location
- Greenville, SC
- Car(s)
- 2017 GTI SE DSG
Maybe I am to stupid but how I can activate the windows up/down with remote on my 2017 GTI ?
I coded it many times but it never worked
Was able to get my folding mirrors coded with OBDeleven. So what’s the magic with the windows ?
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Sub-to-Dub
Drag Racing Champion
- Location
- Arlington, VA USA
- Car(s)
- '17 GTI Sport 6MT
Sure thing, I used the instructions in this thread:http://forum.obdeleven.com/thread/2389/disable-light
Maybe I am to stupid but how I can activate the windows up/down with remote on my 2017 GTI ?
I coded it many times but it never worked
Hmm, not sure why it wouldn't be working.
I used the app functionality (instead of coding manually) then went into the head unit and chose setup under the car section and enabled the open/close function. I thought it didn't work at first but you have to hold down the unlock button for a while before the windows will roll down. Feel free to PM me if you have any other questions.
mk7_bk
Autocross Champion
- Location
- Philadelphia Area
Not a part but cleaned my car. And took awkward pics in an allyway lol
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but cleaned my car. And took awkward pics in an allyway lol
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daujin_mk7
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- PA
- Car(s)
- 2016 GTI DSG
daujin_mk7
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- PA
- Car(s)
- 2016 GTI DSG
Great pics. What part of PA are you from?Not a part
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Cleaned and fixed up a bit. I know a few people here Asked about my quad tip GTI exhaust here on my TSI. I made a YT vid sound clip check it out. We fixed the exhaust tips so they’re under the diffuser.
https://youtu.be/Fj7vqcAL9ek
https://youtu.be/Fj7vqcAL9ek
StealthGTI
Autocross Champion
- Location
- Newport News, VA
- Car(s)
- 2017 GTI Sport
Hello,
I spent yesterday driving the "water trolley" in support of a bicycling event in SE Virginia. Overall, I delivered 120 gallons of water and 350 lbs of ice, leaving home at 5:30am and returning about 12 hours later. What a day!
The moment of truth came when it was time to refuel. I wanted to see the hit to fuel economy. I've calibrated my display to more accurately reflect average MPGs. Still, I thought this was a little optimistic:
My average speed is so low because of the time spent with the engine off and ignition on so I could charge my phone at drop-off points. The phone spent much of its day in GPS/Navigation mode, which sucks the battery. Most of my driving was between 45-70 mph, depending on the road.
I did the math and was surprised to see that my display is pretty accurate, or as accurate as it can be without the true ability to top-off the tank. In short, I drove 281 miles and added 11.2 gallons of fuel, which calculates to 25 mpg. That's fantastic when considering the heavy load and aerodynamic wall on the roof.
Scott
I spent yesterday driving the "water trolley" in support of a bicycling event in SE Virginia. Overall, I delivered 120 gallons of water and 350 lbs of ice, leaving home at 5:30am and returning about 12 hours later. What a day!
The moment of truth came when it was time to refuel. I wanted to see the hit to fuel economy. I've calibrated my display to more accurately reflect average MPGs. Still, I thought this was a little optimistic:
My average speed is so low because of the time spent with the engine off and ignition on so I could charge my phone at drop-off points. The phone spent much of its day in GPS/Navigation mode, which sucks the battery. Most of my driving was between 45-70 mph, depending on the road.
I did the math and was surprised to see that my display is pretty accurate, or as accurate as it can be without the true ability to top-off the tank. In short, I drove 281 miles and added 11.2 gallons of fuel, which calculates to 25 mpg. That's fantastic when considering the heavy load and aerodynamic wall on the roof.
Scott