This application generates long hex codes for VCDS. It works specifically with the MK60EC1 ABS module found in Jetta vehicles. Imported Jetta models from 2009 to 2016 use this module. The program uses a VIN and your ABS module data to calculate the exact code you need. You avoid manual errors by using this tool.
The software works entirely offline. You do not need an internet connection to generate your codes. The application exists as a single HTML file. You open this file in any web browser to start the tool.
- Operating System: Windows 10 or Windows 11
- Web Browser: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Brave
- Hardware: No specific hardware requirements for the app itself
- Dependencies: None
Follow these steps to get the file on your computer.
- Visit the official releases page.
- Look for the section labeled Assets.
- Click the file ending in .html to start your download.
- Save the file to your desktop or your Documents folder.
The file is lightweight and runs inside your existing browser. You do not need to install complex drivers or programs.
Follow these instructions each time you need to generate a code:
- Find the file you saved on your computer.
- Right-click the file.
- Select Open with.
- Choose your preferred web browser from the list.
- Enter your vehicle VIN into the VIN box.
- Input your current ABS module data into the required fields.
- Click the button labeled Generate.
- Copy the resulting long hex code for use in VCDS.
The application validates your input as you type. If you enter an incorrect character, the software highlights the box. This prevents you from trying to load a broken code into your module.
This tool supports the 1K0907379 series of modules. These modules include the AD, BL, and CC variants. Correct coding ensures your brakes respond as manufacturers intended. Improper codes trigger errors on your dashboard or prevent the brake system from working correctly. Always verify the module part number before you begin.
No. The application runs locally in your browser. All calculations happen on your computer processor. No data leaves your machine.
While the HTML file opens on phone browsers, the layout works best on a desktop screen. We recommend using a computer for code generation to ensure accuracy.
First, check that you entered the VIN correctly. Second, confirm your module part number matches the supported variants listed in the manual. If VCDS rejects the code, your module may require a different version of the software.
You only need an internet connection to download the file once. After you save the file to your hard drive, you can disconnect your computer and run the tool in a garage environment.
This tool targets PQ35 and PQ46 platform vehicles. If you have an imported model equipped with the MK60EC1 brake system, the calculator provides the correct values for your specific module.
- Web page does not open: Ensure your browser is up to date. Try a different browser if the first one fails.
- Formatting looks strange: Refresh the page in your browser. If issues persist, re-download the file from the primary link to ensure you have the latest version.
- Calculator button does not react: Check that you filled out all mandatory fields. The button activates only when valid data rests in every box.
- Browser asks for permission to run script: You may see a notification from your browser regarding scripts. Grant permission so the application can perform the calculations. No malicious scripts exist within this tool.
Always perform a full autoscan of your vehicle before you make changes. Save the resulting log file in a safe location. This represents your baseline settings. If your new code behaves unexpectedly, you can revert to these saved settings.
Perform all coding with the ignition switch in the "On" position, but keep the engine off. This ensures stable voltage for the control modules. A weak battery can cause a coding session to crash, which might leave your module in a locked state. Ensure your battery shows a healthy charge level before you begin the process.
When you finalize the code in VCDS, wait for the confirmation window. Do not close the connection until the software confirms the write was successful. Clear all temporary fault codes after you apply the new long code. This removes warnings caused by the temporary loss of communication during the coding process.