I have a 2012 VW I bought used. It was last serviced by the dealer. I don't know what is currently in my system 12 or 13. Can I add this either way?
1064212
No, you should not use G12 if your car requires G13. You can use G13 where G12 is required, backwards compatible, not forward :)
866700
I have a 2013 TDI VW Golf, and this is what my VW guy suggested. When in doubt I would ask your Audi mechanic. I think Audi uses the same TDI diesel engine as Volkswagen. My dealership has no problems answering my questions, and you should do the same. They really do not mind helping you out, and that way you know you are getting accurate information.
672486
Yes but check with the dealer first. They will ask for the last 8 digits of your vin #.
526104
Yes, you can. Remember device works with 1996 to 2012! It is well worth it has saved many trips to dealership. If you get download dash command. You can clear codes and more.
2062195
If you have an existing plug-in, it should work. Definitely don't buy it from VW - they totally rip you off!
1948792
Thats not enough info. Look up E90 and E91 and see if it applies to your car
1472065
Call the dealer and tell him that u need a code or it should be on the back of ur owners manual. The cars have all different radio codes!!
2095849
Put your year and car model in amazon it should tell you. Also compare the dimension data with your existing one.
1040699
If you VW is a 2012 or newer, I don't think so. I'm pretty sure in 2012, VW changed the frequency of the sensors from 315Mhz to 433Mhz. The 433Mhz sensors also look different. If your VW is 2006-2011 these sensors should work with your car regardless of the wheel's year of manufacture, as long as its a OEM VW rim. Hope that helps.
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This system is for retrofit use in vehicles manufactured without a TPMS system in them. You have a system in your Jetta made in accordance to Federal law. You cannot tamper with this system. Given that your vehicle is under warranty, the VW dealer would most likely remove any component that you instal that affects or interferes with any mandated safety system.My recommendation: buy a good tire pressure gauge, such as a Longacre or Accugage 0-60 psi model. Plan to spend about $20-25 and check your tire pressure twice a month and before any trip. Good luck.
2101081
I really don't know, register your vehicle with Amazon and it will let ya know:)
1565353
Yes, it is. This is the good stuff, backward compatible with any 12 or 13 up to year 2002. You can still use the more expensive purple, but you don't have to unless you drive a newer Audi.
1579281
Good question. I checked around the web and couldn't find any info. Check the back of your owner's manual; should be there. Otherwise call dealer parts desk and ask them.
1479266
You had better check with a VW mechanic first. My main concern would be blown fuses due to overheating.
1716511
for what vehicle is it for , you can go to KYB and look at the catalog numbers.I know that once the supply for this item number runs out , a new item number was given. so your best bet is to go to KYB and plug in the vehicle and all that stuff and then see what Item number is given . unless you want to give it to me , yr ,make ,model ,engine and iwill find out for you
747564
It should be able to read the codes but you probably will need to research what they stand for online. . The codes usually are like error codes letters and numbers and may be unique to your vw
1311998
I am not sure about 2007? Contact your dealer and they can tell you for free.