Originally Posted by Richard Solomon

If the hypothesis is correct then yours should NOT work. If you go recode module 46 and set bit 1 in Byte 13 then your coding will match mine and it would be interesting to see if the 5th subsystem shows up....and then if the hokey pokey does anything....

Originally Posted by Richard Solomon

Interesting... could you connect VCDS and look at the long coding helper and see if it knows what these are:
Byte 6, Bit 0 (RS=1, DB22=0)
Byte 11, Bit 2 (RS=0, DB22=1)
Byte 15 (RS=00h, DB22=47h / 71d)

Inferno and I have the same codings there but ours differ from yours as above... I'm mostly curious to know what the differences mean. I think Byte 15 may be start/stop related - since the US S6 doesn't have it, that could explain the large difference....

I guess you did Adaptive Brake Lights:
Byte 8, Bit 1 (RS=0, DB22=1) <- adaptive brake lights

Originally Posted by 537playing

Mine works very sporadically and that's why the reason I brought the car in. Of course it worked which turned out to be a good thing. They still have the car after a day.

Originally Posted by 537playing

The car returns and the hands free works. The service manager "trained" me on the correct method. In my defense, I was trying too hard.
The manager told me that there are two sensors, one behind the other, in the center of bumper. Your foot must be seen by one sensor and then the next sensor, not both at the same time. Slowly kick your leg forward and pull back at a slow pace. Pop, it opens.

Originally Posted by sbarlas

So was there anything wrong with the mechanism or was it just the way you were trying to open it?

Originally Posted by 537playing

It was the method and pattern of the leg movement.

Originally Posted by u2jrmw

So is there a sensor that I can look for to see if my car even has the equipment?

Originally Posted by DB22

see post 158