Can this unit erase the service due on the dash of the 2014 Audi A4?
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Hi, I do not know if it would work on your Audi. However, when this occurs in any of my two VWs and a Toyota I do the following: Press and hold the right button. (odometer reset) now switch on the ignition (oil lamp will not flash, but on at all times) press the right button again (insp is now displayed) pull left button. (clock set) (------ are now displayed) Pull left button again If not, go to youtube and they may have a reset. Good luck.
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Same problem with my Nissan Maxima, completely annoying, could someone please help to get this removed.
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Thanks for your question, Jessica; there is a suction base that will allow the user to uninstall the mount. In fact,I've moved it from it's initial position on the windshield to the top of the dash (the extreme rake of the windshield put my Note2 used as gps too far to access easily). Yet, I don't believe that the adhesive on the unit is geared towards the user doing this sort of thing continuously. The Intek is more of a "Set & Forget" type of thing, in my view. With that said, I continue to be very pleased with it's service and value. Hope this helps in your decision.
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Definitely NOT. The only command it can send to the control unit is to clear the codes. This tool is only a code reader and eraser. It works good, but it is limited to the specific vehicle models programmed into it. If the vehicle is not on the list, there is no way to make the tool work. No way to "try" a non-listed vehicle. It works good, but due to the limitations and me buying a more expensive scanner that does ABS for a wider variety of cars, I have sold this to another tech.
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No , not really, once you stick it too the dash, it won't stick again , just keeps coming off if you remove it once
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I have not had those particular flags up (ABS or SRS) but it has reset all of the flags i had up on my car and my friends cars. I donT believe it will eliminate proprietary flags from memory. It will reset the light but the flag stays in memory.
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Yes, it will erase the code and reset the check engine light... I usually look up the code on the internet and see if it is something i can fix myself, or if it is something that is minor and will not affect how it runs etc.. some codes require that you have them looked at, especially if it acts up or quits, stalls etc.. however if you have a service engine light, this will not work for it.
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This does work in my 2010 Audi A4. You will have to remove the existing cable which you basically just need to pull straight out. The part of the cable the you would plug into your phone is extremely short, and is only really useful if you are going to store your device in the glovebox. My recommendation would be to get an aux extension cable and run it out of your glove box to where ever is convenient for you to plug your phone in. If you don't want the cable lying around, you can always use a battery powered bluetooth adapter and plug that into the shorter cable in the glovebox for cable free audio streaming. This does work in my 2010 Audi A4. You will have to remove the existing cable which you basically just need to pull straight out. The part of the cable the you would plug into your phone is extremely short, and is only really useful if you are going to store your device in the glovebox. My recommendation would be to get an aux extension cable and run it out of your glove box to where ever is convenient for you to plug your phone in. If you don't want the cable lying around, you can always use a battery powered bluetooth adapter and plug that into the shorter cable in the glovebox for cable... » Read More This does work in my 2010 Audi A4. You will have to remove the existing cable which you basically just need to pull straight out. The part of the cable the you would plug into your phone is extremely short, and is only really useful if you are going to store your device in the glovebox. My recommendation would be to get an aux extension cable and run it out of your glove box to where ever is convenient for you to plug your phone in. If you don't want the cable lying around, you can always use a battery powered bluetooth adapter and plug that into the shorter cable in the glovebox for cable free audio streaming. « Show Less
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It can be removed from the dash, but you'll have to clean off the sticky part before you mount it again. We've done it a few times.
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No reset. You just log the hours when you service, and right the next service interval on the equipment. Just like the old days when cars only had a main odometer.
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To reset maintenance required light on, start with the vehicle power off ensure odometer reading is on current mileage. Holding the reset miles button down, power on the car while holding down the reset button. You will see dashes on the odometer readout then the maintenance required light will go away. You are done at that point. Press Power button again to power off vehicle.
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No. my hatchback clears it as long as there are no bicycles on it if there's no bicycles on it it is a two step process to remove it at the hitch which is quite easy. but the short answer is No
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Yes. Just use the switch provided in the installation kit to bypass the unit temporarily. AM stations seem to come through with the switch in either position.
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i wouldn't think so, it just senses the head unit when you power on. You could call Boss for an absolute no.1-800 999-1236
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The unit has a suction cup with a material that is very sticky that seals so well that the bond is very strong. My dashboard has a typical hard plastic surface that is not absolutely smooth; the texture is a pebbly faux leather with very small, rounded bumps. Also, the dash is slightly curved where my unit is mounted. Nevertheless, the iOttie has stayed in place since I mounted it two months ago. With respect to your question about removal, yes, it was easy for me to remove it from the dashboard when I repositioned it during initial mounting. I cannot speak to how easy it would be if I removed it now, but have no reason to believe it would be different. Removal was not a matter of releasing the lever on the suction cup ... that was step 1. I used the tip of a plastic knife to gently lift the edge of the suction cup up enough to allow air into the center, then peeled the unit off. It left a little sticky residue--very slight--that wiped off with a damp cloth. The iOttie remounted easily immediately thereafter and has stayed put ever since.
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The black box can be placed anywhere behind the dashboard. My Avalon has a lot of room back there so I positioned the interface just to the right of the stereo and behind it. It can be hidden.
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You would have to wipe and reprogram it to change vehicles. Basically a factory reset