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Old 01-31-2012, 08:35 PM
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All US cars were coded and prewired for TCU. That's why a TCU is plug and play for US users.

Unfortunately the author of the 'USE A TCU INSTEAD OF A ULF IN ANY IBUS CAR!!!111' thread has neglected to add this to his first post even after I PM'd him about it.

So the rest of the world gets bad advice when they read it.

The TCU works great. When I turn on the car, the phone immediately connects to the TCU and I can make and receive calls without a problem.
The thing is, that every time I need to pair a new phone, I have to code the TCU, because it doesn't enter in pairing mode.

And TCU modules also exist in Europe, aren't unique to the U.S. market. So in theory, this should work...

So, someone can tell me, what's the code (in the car VO) corresponding to the TCU or pre installation!?
And the best tool to do the coding?
What's the last version of the Progman and where can I download it?

Last edited by vfilipe; 01-31-2012 at 08:40 PM.
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