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dor.lange Guest
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10-01-2010, 20:29 Subject: Disable Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Megane II CC 2007 |
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Hello,
ich möchte beim Megane II CC die Reifendruckkontrolle deaktivieren.
'As far as I know, this option is located in the UCH (Under Console Housing).'
'It definitely needs to go through the OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) interface.'
'I have an AGV4000 adapter.'
'If I'm correctly informed from the forum, my adapter can only access the CAN-H bus. To access the CAN-L bus, I would need an adapter with Lawicel mode.'?I have an AGV4000 adapter.
If I understand the forum correctly, my adapter can only access the CAN-H line. To access the CAN-L line, I would need an adapter with a Lawicel module.If I understand correctly from the forum, my adapter can only access the CAN-H line. If I want to access the CAN-L line, I need an adapter with a 'lawiel' mode?
Translated on 06-09-2026, 1:04.
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p.ostrich Guest
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11-01-2010, 11:51 Subject: Tire Pressure Monitoring: Disable on Megane II CC. |
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Hi.
Weißt du wie die reifendruck kontrolle beim Megane funktioniert?
- In vehicles like VW and Mercedes-Benz, this is a function of the ABS system and is controlled based on speed.
- Why only CAN-H? Am I not informed enough? Is that really the case? Or are you referring to high-speed and low-speed? In that case, you would be correct with the high-speed setting.
- The next point is, how do you want to disable it? Do you want to connect your adapter (with a laptop) and constantly send a signal? No way!
- I'd like to know if it's possible to disable it through some kind of coding.t- Why only CAN-H? Am I not informed enough? Is that really the case? Or are you referring to high speed and low speed? In that case, you would be perfectly correct with the high speed.The next point is, how are you going to turn it off? Are you going to plug your adapter into it (with a laptop) and always send some kind of signal? No way!I'd like to know if it's possible to get rid of it through some kind of encoding.
Translated on 06-09-2026, 1:06.
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