Workshop Code Queries Possible?

[OddJobb]

Is there any way in VCDS to determine which modules have been coded from the original coding; possibly by searching for a specific workshop code (e.g. 00000)? Without going into each module to look at the workshop code?

[Jack@European Parts]

Auto-scan sir?

[OddJobb]

Why would I need to post an Auto-scan if I'm simply asking a general question?

[Jack@European Parts]

Because its a rule silly.

Time to go back to school.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8cXJB9Mqzc

[OddJobb]

A rule? Really?

YOU need to re-read the FAQ. Posting an Auto-Scan is only required IF:

6) When posting questions involving fault codes or modifications you wish to make, please post a complete Auto-Scan from a current version of VCDS or VCDS-Lite. We do not wish to guess what control modules are installed in your car or how they are currently configured. If you're not using VCDS or VCDS-Lite, you're in the wrong forum. If you refuse to post a real scan, the moderators here reserve the right to lock your thread.

School that.

[Jack@European Parts]

Ahhhhh >>>> right.
The answer to your question is YES.

However,
That's part of the auto-scan,....... Silly.
Thank you for your attempt to litigate, trying to tear down the forum morality rules.

FAIL!

You may go now.

You don't seem to see so well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3ZHPJT2Kp4

Sorry no boxes of cookies.

[ElSupremo]

OddJobb - for further insights in Jack's... err ... "mentality", look here.

[Jack@European Parts]

Which way did he go George? Which way did he go?

[OddJobb]

OddJobb - for further insights in Jack's... err ... "mentality", look here.

Thanks. I also found this:

http://www.ross-tech.com/vcds/tour/module_finder.html