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Risks of removing active components on VAG group cars.

Model: Volkswagen Volkswagen Various
Part: Onboard computer

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In this video we can see how, by changing the modules and removing the protections from the on-board computer, even through the VCDS system, we may lose some settings. The reasons why we would want to do this operation may be related to customizations, installations of non-original accessories, unlocking hidden features.

Or repairs and replacements of damaged components with consequent high repair costs, in addition to the installation of custom software updates. However, removing the protection of active components carries significant risks: malfunctions, loss of warranty with consequent legal problems, difficulties in diagnosis and incompatibility with the electronic systems on board the car.


Posted on 3 August 2025 by ScegliAuto


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