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7N0 907 530 AR Used to Sovle Battery Discharge Problem after installing a RCD510 It is Not Plug&Play . Need Code in Vcds. If you're thinking of upgrading your VW with a new Touchscreen system such as the RCD 510, RNS 510 / MFD3 or RNS 315 and your car was manufactured before 2008 then it is more than likely you will need the CAN Gateway upgrade. In essence, this is the main computer that controls your vehicle. This CAN Gateway or Body Control Unit (BCU) as it's otherwise known is an essential upgrade for pre 08 vehicles. When installing the new systems your current Module does not understand how to correctly control the RCD or RNS unit and can lead to the following Problems: Battery discharge (You don't want to wake up to a flat battery!) The unit turning itself off every 30 minutes or so No Optical Parking integration on your screen (If you decide to retrofit OPS) There can be other issues experienced but these are the main three! In essence the new technology cannot effectively communicate with the old technology in the vehicle. Full list of vehicles this module will work with can be seen on the compatibility tab. Please Note: This is a genuine VW part, but is not a plug and play option and will require coding via a genuine Ross-Tech VCDS / Vag-COM or a VW Main Dealership / specialist. This Module is not compatible with the Passat B6. |
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