Amarok 2011 ➤, Amarok 2017 ➤
Electrical system - Edition 12.2020
♦ The onboard supply control unit must be correctly installed
and wired, i.e. all contacts must be connected.
♦ The immobiliser must be taught-in.
♦ The vehicle must be unlocked.
♦ The event memory must not contain any entries which indi‐
cate that one of the requirements for the commissioning of a
new onboard supply control unit is not met.
Coding onboard supply control unit ⇒ page 265 .
Coding onboard supply control unit:
– Connect vehicle diagnostic tester ⇒ Electrical system, Gen‐
eral information; Rep. gr. 97; Vehicle diagnosis, testing and
information systems; Connecting vehicle diagnostic tester.
– Select operating mode “Guided Fault Finding” in vehicle di‐
agnosis tester.
– Using “GoTo” button, select “Functions/component” and then
the following menu options in succession:
♦ Body
♦ Electrical system
♦ 01 - Self-diagnosis compatible systems
♦ Onboard supply control unit
♦ Functions of convenience system central control unit
– Select corresponding work step on vehicle diagnostic tester.
2.3
Removing and installing data bus diag‐
nostic interface -J533-
Note
♦ On vehicles up to 06.2012, there is a separate data bus
diagnostic interface -J533- installed in conjunction with the
start/stop system.
♦ In conjunction with the start/stop system, in all vehicles in‐
cluding vehicles as of 07.2012 the data bus diagnostic inter‐
face -J533- function is integrated into the onboard supply
control unit.
♦ On vehicles as of 07.2012, the data bus diagnostic interface
-J533- integrated into the onboard supply control unit can be
identified via the vehicle diagnostic tester by the last three
digits of the part number "090".
Removing:
– Switch off ignition and all electrical consumers, and withdraw
ignition key.
– Unclip dash panel trim below steering column.
– Unclip data bus diagnostic interface -J533- at locations
marked with -arrows-.
2. Select Control units
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