Its user-friendly interface makes it easy to navigate through various systems and perform tests. VCDS DRV offers a comprehensive set of diagnostic tools for automotive technicians and enthusiasts alike. You can then use the software to clear these codes and perform further tests to ensure that the issue has been resolved. Once connected, you can run a scan of the vehicle's systems and view any error codes that are detected. Using VCDS DRV requires a specialized cable that connects your computer to the vehicle's OBD-II port. The software provides real-time data on these systems and performs various tests to detect any issues. With VCDS DRV, you can access and control various systems in the vehicle, such as the engine, transmission, airbag, ABS, HVAC, and more.
This only means that you will be limited to only web based support (which is usually enough).VCDS DRV is a diagnostic tool developed by Ross-Tech that is used to diagnose and troubleshoot problems in Volkswagen, Audi, Seat, and Skoda vehicles. If you buy a used interface, the only thing you miss is that you will not be the "registered owner" (unless you pay Ross-Tech $99 registration fee). I don't even remember what the problem was anymore, but I do remember getting an almost immediate reply on a Sunday afternoon directly from the founder/owner/president (whatever he calls himself) of the company.
I was pleasantly surprised to get a reply several hours later (on a Sunday afternoon) directly from Uwe Ross - and he knew the answer to my problem. I once had a strange problem on a Sunday and I sent an email to fully expecting to get a reply sometime on Monday. Also, their web support exists on their own support forum plus they regularly monitor the OBDII forum here and a Vag-Com forum on the Vortex to answer questions and offer support. You also get phone support for a year and unlimited email support if you are the registered owner. Click to expand.Yeah, I really didn't say enough about their support.
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