Okay, new owner/forum member who just slugged through 31 pages of this thread. Now I have a couple of questions. My last car was a BMW340. Coding it was easy and cheap. BimmerCode app and a $40 Bluetooth OBD device and my phone. I don’t suppose there is an app I can use with that same OBD device? I’d sure hate to spend $900 on a launch unnecessarily.
Second, early in this thread, someone remarked about how easy it was to code an Audi. Can you point me to THAT? My wife has one and she really wants to make some changes not in the manual. I tried looking around, but apparently did not phrase my questions properly to my search engine.
And thanks for putting that google sheet together. It gives me a good starting point for when I do get to work.
Is it possible to make the tires show temperature as well as pressure (the Bimmer had this feature, and I liked it).It seems like something you would find on a 911/Cayman, but it would make sense if they just reused the same components.
I don't know of anything less expensive than the Launch. At least with the Launch, you should also be able to do Audi coding (and BMW coding, and MB coding, etc.).
If you want something specific for coding Audi's, and no other replies show up here, then it will likely be best to go to a popular Audi forum and poke around, or Google "Audi coding software". That google search pointed out this possibility, which seems to be similar to bimmercode, but it's subscription/cloud based (which I think SUCKS).
Supported vehicles
obdeleven.com
If you end up getting a Launch, or a PIWIS, we can likely help you out. Just don't stray too far from
my post, or the spreadsheet. We all love bimmercode for our BMW's (I still have my dongle, even though there are no Roundels in the garage), but Porsche definitely doesn't make things so easy.