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I recently got OBDeleven and the idea was to compile all possible changes/modifications with this tool in one place, my previous experience was with VCDS but the version I have doesn't communicate with my Polo GTI 2019+ so I decided to buy OBDeleven.

I think it would benefit everyone here if we took all the necessary steps for the changes, because the little information I gathered rarely applies to our VW Polo, but I believe it is the same and across the VW group.

For now I just changed these parameters ...

Show Blower speed even in Auto

-Select Control unit: 08 Air Conditioning
-Select Long Coding
-Select Blower display in auto operation
-Change from Not activated to activated

Display amount of Fuel left

-Select Control unit: 17 Dash Board
-Select Long Coding
-Select Volume to be replenished:
-Change from No to Yes

Turn off Soundaktor

-Select Control unit: A9 Actuator for Structure Borne Sound
-Adaption
-Change to whatever value you want

Mine changed to 0

The coding for new polo should be the same or similar to mk7 golf and Passat B8,
as it’s on the MBQ AO platform.

CarbonChaos wrote: Wed Dec 18, 2019 8:09 pm The coding for new polo should be the same or similar to mk7 golf and Passat B8,
as it’s on the MBQ AO platform.

That's exactly what I said it should look like the same.

By the way does anyone know the steps by OBDeleven to make this change...

https://imgur.com/a/hvgY2lO

I don't know if I'm committing an infraction by placing the link here but I'm not able to send photos through the forum...

Here is the solution to my previous post, it was by trial and error, but I got the solution because I didn't find it on the internet.

Change speedometer appearance in Active Info Display

-Select Control unit: 17 Dash Board
-Adaptation
-look for "tachometer end value"
-Change from 1 to 5

I hope I have somehow helped those like me who wanted to change the look of the speedometer.

what are the other Speedometer versions? I really like the version 5 i prefer to have more increments on the speed.

Here they are...

https://imgur.com/a/OMDNLAM

I currently have option 5 but possibly change it to 4...
You can also change the color of the speedometer.

What colours?

I think you'll find it's the OBD(2) the (II) are roman numerals for 2. Not trying to be pedantic .

silverhairs wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 2:44 pm I think you'll find it's the OBD(2) the (II) are roman numerals for 2. Not trying to be pedantic .

true, but there are referring to the product called ODBEleven (https://obdeleven.com/en/). The company thought they were clever seeing that the II looks like the number eleven

Activation Of Rear DRL Tailight

- Select Control unit: 09
- Access authorisation: 31347
- Adaptation
- Außenlicht_Front
- Tagfahrlicht-Dauerfahrlicht_aktiviert_zuaetzlich_Standlicht "active"

The image is not mine ...

Any luck on deactivating start/stop-system on 2019 Polo GTI?
I have tried to change voltage level to 12V with OBDEleven, but that does not work, since battery voltage is all the time >12.6V.
Any other software solutions?

GTI Polo Fin wrote: Tue Feb 04, 2020 4:59 pm Any luck on deactivating start/stop-system on 2019 Polo GTI?
I have tried to change voltage level to 12V with OBDEleven, but that does not work, since battery voltage is all the time >12.6V.
Any other software solutions?

This is the only method I know and have seen on the internet.
I hadn't applied and tested it because 99% of the time I turn on the ignition and immediately turn off the Start/Stop.
It's practical since my car is equipped with Keyless and I have already acquired the muscle memory for this purpose...

You should increase the threshold voltage, not decrease it, to disable the stop start, suggest 16V or so.

john M wrote: Fri Feb 14, 2020 8:55 am You should increase the threshold voltage, not decrease it, to disable the stop start, suggest 16V or so.

Exactly!

john M wrote: Fri Feb 14, 2020 8:55 am You should increase the threshold voltage, not decrease it, to disable the stop start, suggest 16V or so.

Exactly, you need the battery voltage requirement at a level that the car can't achieve.