🔌 Enhanced OBD2 Scanner Cable for VW Audi Skoda Seat Volkswagen: VAG-COM KKL 409.1 Support, 16-Pin Car Programming, OBD II Adapter Connector, Win XP/ WIN7 32bits Compatible Review

Works great on my 2004 and 2005 VW Touareg, Windows XP required. I have a laptop with XP Black Edition. followed the setup instructions and was working within min. Most of the comments about the product not working relate to the fact that they are trying to use it on new cars. this is for old vdubs.

I will update this if the seller wants to contact me to complete the first booking for the Toyota cable and software sale. There is no mini CD in the list. The paperwork has a dubious file sharing link and is no longer valid. There is an email address and support number, but I've already done my part by purchasing the item.

you can install the included software, you can install the cable driver, you can connect the software to your car. However, once you've done that, you'll find that a lot of options are missing. I see a list of the currently registered TMPS sensors on my car but there is simply no button to program new ones. I've done multiple installs on multiple versions of Windows (7, 8.1 and 10) and each time I get the same issue. Don't waste your money on this unless you want to be stuck with…

Let's talk about the good, the bad and the ugly of this dummy VCDS cable. Pros: This is a working VCDS cable for under $20. And this is where this section ends. Bad: Only works with VCDS lite which does not allow access to 20 or more gauges or provide full names for simple DTCs. The simple tuning procedures required in some vehicles are not available even if you buy a registered VCDS Lite version such as throttle body adjustments. Ugliness: Even if you pay $99 and register VCDS lite, you still…