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Audi A3 8V coding list — compact developer-focused guide

Other useful tweaks

| Module | Feature | Coding / Adapt | Value | |--------|---------|----------------|-------| | 09 | DRL wink with turn signal | Leuchte4TFL LB4 – Lichtfunktion E | Blinken links aktiv (but can cause errors) | | 09 | Rear fog light as brake light | Leuchte26NSL – Lichtfunktion C | Brake light (careful – may fail TÜV) | | 5F | Enable Android Auto / CarPlay (if supported) | Smartphone interface | Active (requires SW update if not present) | | 03 – ABS | Electronic differential lock (XDS) – stronger | XDS | Strong (from Standard) |


Part 5: The Ultimate “Must-Have” A3 8V Coding Shortlist

If you only have 15 minutes, code these five crowd-favorites:

  1. Needle Sweep (Module 17, Byte 1 Bit 0) – Instant gratification.
  2. Alarm Chirp (Module 09, Adaptations) – No more guessing if locked.
  3. Scandinavian DRLs (Module 09, Byte 4 Bit 6+7) – Increases visibility & looks premium.
  4. Comfort Blinks to 5 (Module 09, Adaptations) – Enough for a safe lane change.
  5. Video in Motion (Module 5F, Byte 24) – Passenger entertainment on long trips.

Part 6: Where to Find More Codes & Community Support


9. Lighting examples (Leuchte sets) – 09

Each light channel has: Lasttyp, Lichtfunktion A–H, Dimmwert, Dimmdirection

Example – enable rear DRL (already in Scandinavia mode):

Leuchte23SL HLC10 → Lichtfunktion C 23 → Standlicht allgemein (Schlusslicht)
Dimmwert → 100

Fog as CH/LH:

Leuchte12NL LB45 → Lichtfunktion G 12 → Coming Home oder Leaving Home aktiv
Dimmwert AB 12 → 100

Typical coding tasks and example changes

Note: "byte X bit Y" means change bit Y in byte X (LSB=bit0). Tools show bytes in hex.

6. Body Control Module (J519)

| Coding Option | Description | | --- | --- | | 01 | LED Headlights | | 02 | Xenon Headlights | | ... | ... |

Additional Information

Conclusion

This report provides a comprehensive list of coding options and configurations for various control units in the Audi A3 (8V). It is essential to consult the vehicle's documentation and manufacturer's guidelines before making any modifications or coding changes. Improper coding or modifications can lead to safety risks, void warranties, or cause damage to the vehicle. If you are unsure about any coding or configuration options, consult a qualified Audi technician or the manufacturer's support resources.

Audi A3 8V (2013–2020), "developing" or activating features involves using diagnostic tools like VCDS (VAG-COM) or OBDeleven to access specific control modules. These modifications, often called "adaptations" or "long coding," unlock hidden factory settings that were either disabled by default or reserved for higher trim levels. Popular Coding Features for Audi A3 8V 1. Instrumentation & Dashboard audi+a3+8v+coding+list

Needle Sweep (Staging): Causes gauge needles to sweep their full range when the ignition is turned on.

VCDS Path: Module 17 (Instruments) → Coding-07 → Long Coding Helper → Byte 1 → Enable Bit 0.

Laptimer & Oil Temperature: Adds a dedicated lap timer and real-time oil temperature display to the driver information system (DIS).

Refuel Quantity: Displays the estimated amount of fuel (in liters or gallons) needed to fill the tank. 2. Exterior Lighting & Mirrors HOW TO: AUDI REVERSE MIRROR DIP - Audi A3 A4 A5 A6 A7

This is a complete feature coding list for the Audi A3 8V (2012–2020, MQB platform).
The list is organized by control module (address word) in VCDS (Vag-Com) / OBD11 / ODIS format.

⚠️ Important:


1. CAN Gateway (19) – Installationsliste

Enable/disable control units (retrofit): Audi A3 8V coding list — compact developer-focused

Adaptation – IDE03471-ENG125906 – Installation list:
Set control unit to coded.


2. Scandinavian DRLs (Daytime Running Lights)

Feature: Keeps the taillights illuminated along with the front DRLs during the day (required by law in Nordic countries, aesthetic preference elsewhere).