Volkswagen Golf / Golf GTI / Jetta. Manual — part 1199

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- Where applicable, carefully record the 8

character Station Identification (STID) number
and Electronic Serial Number (ESN) from labels
on replacement module.

- Connect VAS 5051 with adapter cable to Data

Link Connector (DLC) and select mode "Guided
Fault Finding"

- Enter appropriate model, equipment and model

year information and press ">" to confirm.

After all Control Modules have been registered

and DTC memories checked, see "Continued for
all"

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If the STID number and ESN DO NOT appear

on labels on the new control module, proceed
as follows:

- Select "Go to"

- Select "Function / Component Selection"

- Select "Body (Repair Group 01; 27; 50 to 97"

- Select "Electrical System (Repair Group 27; 90

to 97)

- Select "01-Systems capable of self-diagnosis"

- Select "Telematics NAR"

- Select "Functions - Telematics NAR" and press

">" to confirm.

- Select "Check control module versions -

Telematics NAR".

- Record ESN and STID number from appropriate

display fields.

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Continued for all:

- Select "Go to"

- Select "Function / Component Selection"

- Select "Body (Repair Group 01; 27; 50 to 97"

- Select "Electrical System (Repair Group 27; 90

to 97)

- Select "01-Systems capable of self-diagnosis"

- Select "Telematics NAR"

- Select "Functions - Telematics NAR" and press

">" to confirm.

- Select "check/erase DTC memory Telematics

NAR"

- Switch off ignition and wait a few moments.

- Switch on ignition.

- Enter address word 75 - "Telematics"

- Select "Go to"

- Select "Function / Component Selection"

- Select "Body (Repair Group 01; 27; 50 to 97"

- Select "Electrical System (Repair Group 27; 90

to 97)

- Select "01-Systems capable of self-diagnosis"

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- Select "Telematics NAR"

- Select "Functions - Telematics NAR" and press

">" to confirm.

- Select "check DTC memory - Telematics

NAR".

No DTCs must be present.

- Check and confirm the green telematics

indicator lamp in Telematics Control Head is on.

- Exit operating mode "Guided Fault Finding".

- Disconnect VAS 5051 from DLC.

Reconfiguration

- Drive vehicle outside to area away from tall

buildings, and with no overhead obstructions
(trees, bridges, etc.).

-

Press the blue OnStar

("On

") button. A

recorded introduction will be heard.

-

Press the "On

" button again at any time

during the recording (it is not necessary to wait
for the recording to finish).

- When an OnStar

call center advisor answers,

identify yourself as an Volkswagen Technician,
and that you have replaced the "Vehicle
Communications Interface Unit (VCIM)".

- Supply advisor with STID number and ESN from

new module. Supply the VIN and customer
details if necessary. The advisor will guide you
through the system reconfiguration and update
of the customer's account.

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- When reconfiguration is complete, end call by

pressing the Communications ("DOT") button.

-

Wait ten minutes and press the "On

" button

again to verify system operation. Inform call
center advisor you are an Volkswagen
Technician performing a quality check after
VCIM replacement/system reconfiguration.

- End call by pressing the Communications

("DOT") button.

Notes:

Normal connection time is 10 - 15 seconds.

However, depending on local cellular/GPS
conditions, making a connection could take up
to three minutes. Be patient.

If the message: "unable to contact OnStar" is

heard, try relocating vehicle to a more elevated
or open area and repeat connection attempts.
Depending on the local cellular/GPS traffic
conditions, several connection attempts may be
necessary (and are normal).

If the message: "OnStar request ended" is

heard, the cellular connection was interrupted
before the connection was completed. Wait for
a short period of time before repeating
connection attempt.

If you are still unable to connect, call OnStar

Customer Care at 1-888-390-4050. The

advisor will verify the customer's OnStar

account is active.

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