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Understanding Individual Values in Measuring Blocks: Channels 001-255 on V-SCAN VAG 5053 Scanner

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  • #1 6112263
    grabo02
    Level 11  
    Hello !

    Someone could tell me what the individual values in the measuring blocks mean

    displayed in channels from 001-255 on the V-SCAN VAG 5053 scanner ??
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  • #2 6493160
    dimitriew
    Level 16  
    Dear colleague, you enter the engine in the measurement blocks you enter 01, then you probably have the temperature of the fuel engine and the surrounding area with the down arrow you go down to the upper channels 02, 03 etc. It can be done intuitively because with real values you have Volta units, Degrees, etc. In individual subsystems like ABS, you have given the speed when driving on each wheel, In the comfort module you have given the position of the door and whether it is closed. You don't need a great philosophy either. It is known that not every diagnosed car will have everything the same.
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  • #3 7648306
    Elektron 125
    Level 18  
    I join the request. Gentlemen, if you have a description of what blocks in a given channel and in individual modules (engine, abs, meter, etc.), please include a description in this topic. This Vag only displays parameter values without description. Yes, you can guess what is displayed in some channels, but this is only a guess.
    Thanks in advance.
  • #4 7648345
    wloc
    Level 34  
    VCDS displays most, and not all, of the service notebooks
  • #5 7648522
    Elektron 125
    Level 18  
    Ok buddy, I agree with you, but first you need to have access to such a notebook. As a rule, I know that such material is very rarely shared. But if someone has such material and it would be nice to share this low bow (I'm most interested in measuring blocks). If not, ok will understand.
  • #6 7649205
    fil2006
    Level 27  
    I`m looking for a VW one, but if the engine codes match, I can make suggestions, but the rest of the engine doesn`t.
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  • #7 7691400
    Elektron 125
    Level 18  
    If anyone else knows any pages or has materials related to measuring blocks, please put them in this topic. What I need most is a description of the counter blocks. However, if someone has a description of other modules, I am not hiding because it will be useful. Thanks in advance again.
  • #9 8059389
    menixxx
    Level 11  
    Measuring blocks on vag 5053
    General: 1

    1-a) RPM, b) engine coolant temperature, c) lambda control value (%)
    (injection regulation), d) value reached (10110011)

    2 and 3 Systems with a pressure sensor of the intake manifold:

    2-a) RPM, b) load (%), c) Average injection time (ms), d) pressure on the inlet manifold (Mbar)
    3-a) RPM, b) pressure at the inlet manifold (Mbar), c) throttle angle (potentiometer) (%),
    d) actual ignition angle (n.ot)
    4-a) RPM, b) battery voltage (V), c) cooling temperature, d) intake air temperature
    5-a) RPM, b) load (%), c) speed (km / s), d) work condition, e.g. idle
    6-a) RPM, b) load (%), c) intake air temperature, d) correction height (%)

    Ignition detection

    10-a) RPM, b) load (%), c) throttle angle (potentiometer) (%), d) actual ignition angle (n.ot)
    11-a) RPM, b) coolant temperature, c) inlet air temperature,
    d) actual ignition angle (n.ot)
    14-block test active blocked candles do they fire? For 4th cylinder (N)
    15-test block active blocked candles do they fire? for 1,2,3 cylinder (N)
    16-block test active blocked candles do they fire? for 4 cylinders (N)
    18-for DISLA a) Lower RPM limit (N), b) Upper RPM limit (N), c) Lower RPM limit (%) d) Upper RPM limit (%)
    -test turn on the engine 0 means on all pots, above 0 they burn

    Ignition Angle Control

    20 - 4 cylinders (measure in KW)
    22-Cylinder 1 and 2 ignition angle at given engine speed
    23-Cylinder 3 and 4 ignition angle at given engine speed

    Knock control sensor voltage knock (amplifier)

    26-Measurement on 4 cylinders value in (V)
    28-Test knock sensor, short trip

    Oxygen sensors

    30-Oxygen sensors 1 and 2 and their values
    31-Oxygen sensor voltage 1V
    32-oxygen sensors learning value from to

    Lambda sensors controla-oxygen sensors

    33-Lambda probe control value
    34-a) RPM. B) probe temperature min 40 ° C, c) X, d) Test result either ok or not ok
    36-a) Voltage sensor sensor (V), b) temperature (C), c) voltage of sensor 2,
    d) Test result ok or not ok
    LAMBDA PROBE CONTROL
    37-a) last value (%), b) converter value (V) c) X, d) system ok or not ok LAMBDA PROBE CONTROL
    41-Lambda probe heaters 2x Htg.bo.off on (how they change, they work)
    43-g / s? RPM change caused by variable injection dose with brake applied, probe aging test. (RPMs are to change)

    Catalyst

    Catalyst test 46 RPM increases with brake applied

    Climate

    50-air conditioning test (increase in turnover)
    51-a) RPM of the actual value, b) RPM of the specified value, c) automatic gearbox from 0-6,
    d) Supply voltage
    52-Klima 2x RPM
    53-a) RPM of the actual value, b) RPM of the specified value, c) voltage (V), d) load generator

    Throttle

    Throttle position switch closed
    54-a) RPM, b) Working conditions, e.g. idle, c) Throttle angle (potentiometer), d) Throttle angle
    (potentiometer)
    Idle air control

    55-a) RPM, b) Aviation idle control, c) Current learning value while running, d) Working conditions
    56-a) RPM of the actual value, b) RPM of the specified value, c) idle air valve (%), d) Operating conditions
    57-test Can R-off on-compressor-idle throttle air valve

    Insight throttle adaptation

    60-Throttle angle (%), b) Angle of throttle No. 2, c) electric control of the throttle valve (N),
    d) Result
    61-Esb gas a) RPM, b) Voltage, c) Throttle control activation, d) Operation status.

    E-gas potentiometer voltage ratio
    62-a) Angle sensor 1 to throttle actuator 0 to 100 (%), b) Angle sensor 2 to throttle actuator
    from 0 to 100 (%), c) Sensor 1 of the accelerator pedal position from 0 to 100 (%), d) Sensor 2 of the accelerator pedal position from 0 to 100 (%)

    Cruise control:

    66-a) Current vehicle speed, b) Switch position, c) Vehicle speed specified
    d) switch position (lever positions)

    Fuel tank venting and valve testing

    70-TEST-a) Degree of opening the tank ventilation (%), b) active diagnostic value (%) d) result (Tbv ok?)
    73-Tightness test of the fuel system (%) 4 lines?

    EGR solenoid regulator, adaptation

    74-a) Zero position (V), b) Maximum stop (V), c) Current potentiometer value.
    75-test EGR system a) RPM.
    EGR in pressure systems
    76-a) RPM, b) Pressure on the inlet manifold (mbar), c) degree of potentiometer opening (%)
    d) standard operating cycle of the EGR valve (%)
    86-1000
    87-4x0000 ???
    99-test REG off on-regulation of the lambda probe regulation
    a) RPM, b) coolant temperature, c) regulation (%), d) variable off-on result (lambda regulation)

    Readines code-code readiness-fuel injection
    100-a) Ready bits, b) coolant temperature, c) Time from engine start, d) OBD status
    101-system with pressure measurement of the intake manifold
    a) RPM, b) Recently, c) Average injection time (Na slowdown = 0) (ms), d) Pressure at the inlet manifold (mbar)
    102-a) RPM, b) coolant temperature, c) intake air temperature, d) Average injection time (ms)
    105-a) RPM, b) Recently (%), c) Coolant Temperature.

    Lambda adjustment test

    107-a) RPM, b) average value of the regulation, c) X d) system ok or not ok - we add gas to start
    108-lambda test-closed
    109-Additional lambda test, apparently turned off, turns on for me, but does not end
    110-Loads, full load of enrichment
    a) RPM, b) coolant temperature, c) Average injection time, d) throttle angle (potentiometer)
    111 - Boost pressure control
    112-%?
    122-a) RPM b) Specified Transfer (NM) c) Engine Torque (NM) d) No Reduced Engine Intervention
    125-ABS-shows if it is
    126-Airbag shows if it is

    Basic settings
    Test 28 I was able to carry out the system came out ok - you need to test while driving in a higher gear hold on 2500RPM until it does not come out the test is ok it takes about 10 seconds, when the revs are not stable, the test will turn on and off,
    34 probe test line 2 must be 400C in line 4 B1P1 ok hold the brake pedal
    36 lambda aging test hold brake revolutions must rise and 4th row
    B1B2 approx
    37 lambda probe control, hold the brake on the engine on, and when the system is ok, if it turns out not ok, read the errors
    41-Lambda probe heaters 2x Htg.bo.off on (how they change, they work)
    43-g / s? Speed change test caused by variable injection dose with brake applied, probe aging test. (RPMs are to change)
    46 Catalyst test keep the brake on the engine running until it goes to approx
    57-test Can R-off on-compressor-idle throttle air valve
    60-Throttle Adaptation Wait until the test passes to approx
    without starting the engine!, engine min temp 85C, delete the valueslearned on the controller before adaptation, there should be no errors! on the computer, battery minimum 11.80V, after adaptation check for errors.
    70-tank venting test test from off has to go to on TbV ok a little time then
    continues, hold the brake on the engine on, wait for it to pass to ok!
    107-a) RPM, b) average value of the regulation, c) X d) system ok or not ok - we add gas to start.
    These are my vag 5053 service records, tested on VW polo 1.4mpi 6N2 from 2000
  • #10 8131764
    Elektron 125
    Level 18  
    Thanks for the insertion on my own behalf and for both colleagues above. If someone finds anything else related to blocks, put it in this topic.
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  • #11 8712033
    figo3165
    Level 1  
    Hello, I have such a question. Does this device have a counter correction function? In the audi a3 97r 1.6 petrol. greetings
  • #12 8713296
    ele5
    Conditionally unlocked
    No. When I hear about turning back the meter, it shakes me. Then I buy these needles from my grandfather, not smoked, on Sunday driven to church with a mileage of 180,000 thousand km with the year 97 ............
  • #13 8719574
    Elektron 125
    Level 18  
    Buddy figo3165 firstly, it's not about what a colleague is writing here and secondly if the colleague realizes that it is illegal.
  • #14 8719723
    T5
    Admin of Cars group
    menixxx wrote:
    Measuring blocks on vag 5053
    General: 1

    1-a) RPM, b) engine coolant temperature, c) lambda control value (%)
    (injection regulation), d) value reached (10110011)

    2 and 3 Systems with a pressure sensor of the intake manifold:

    2-a) RPM, b) load (%), c) Average injection time (ms), d) pressure on the inlet manifold (Mbar)
    3-a) RPM, b) pressure at the inlet manifold (Mbar), c) throttle angle (potentiometer) (%),
    d) actual ignition angle (n.ot)
    4-a) RPM, b) battery voltage (V), c) cooling temperature, d) intake air temperature
    5-a) RPM, b) load (%), c) speed (km / s), d) work condition, e.g. idle
    6-a) RPM, b) load (%), c) intake air temperature, d) correction height (%)

    Ignition detection

    10-a) RPM, b) load (%), c) throttle angle (potentiometer) (%), d) actual ignition angle (n.ot)
    11-a) RPM, b) coolant temperature, c) inlet air temperature,
    d) actual ignition angle (n.ot)
    14-block test active blocked candles do they fire? For 4th cylinder (N)
    15-test block active blocked candles do they fire? for 1,2,3 cylinder (N)
    16-block test active blocked candles do they fire? for 4 cylinders (N)
    18-for DISLA a) Lower RPM limit (N), b) Upper RPM limit (N), c) Lower RPM limit (%) d) Upper RPM limit (%)
    -test turn on the engine 0 means on all pots, above 0 they burn

    Ignition Angle Control

    20 - 4 cylinders (measure in KW)
    22-Cylinder 1 and 2 ignition angle at given engine speed
    23-Cylinder 3 and 4 ignition angle at given engine speed

    Knock control sensor voltage knock (amplifier)

    26-Measurement on 4 cylinders value in (V)
    28-Test knock sensor, short trip

    Oxygen sensors

    30-Oxygen sensors 1 and 2 and their values
    31-Oxygen sensor voltage 1V
    32-oxygen sensors learning value from to

    Lambda sensors controla-oxygen sensors

    33-Lambda probe control value
    34-a) RPM. B) probe temperature min 40 ° C, c) X, d) Test result either ok or not ok
    36-a) Voltage sensor sensor (V), b) temperature (C), c) voltage of sensor 2,
    d) Test result ok or not ok
    LAMBDA PROBE CONTROL
    37-a) last value (%), b) converter value (V) c) X, d) system ok or not ok LAMBDA PROBE CONTROL
    41-Lambda probe heaters 2x Htg.bo.off on (how they change, they work)
    43-g / s? Speed change test caused by variable injection dose with brake applied, probe aging test. (RPMs are to change)

    Catalyst

    Catalyst test 46 RPM increases with brake applied

    Climate

    50-air conditioning test (increase in turnover)
    51-a) RPM of the actual value, b) RPM of the specified value, c) automatic gearbox from 0-6,
    d) Supply voltage
    52-Klima 2x RPM
    53-a) RPM of the actual value, b) RPM of the specified value, c) voltage (V), d) load generator

    Throttle

    Throttle position switch closed
    54-a) RPM, b) Working conditions, e.g. idle, c) Throttle angle (potentiometer), d) Throttle angle
    (potentiometer)
    Idle air control

    55-a) RPM, b) Aviation idle control, c) Current learning value while running, d) Working conditions
    56-a) RPM of actual value, b) RPM of the specified value, c) idle air valve (%), d) Operating conditions
    57-test Can R-off on-compressor-idle throttle air valve

    Insight throttle adaptation

    60-Throttle angle (%), b) Angle of throttle No. 2, c) electric control of the throttle valve (N),
    d) Result
    61-Esb gas a) RPM, b) Voltage, c) Throttle control activation, d) Operation status.

    E-gas potentiometer voltage ratio
    62-a) Angle sensor 1 to throttle actuator 0 to 100 (%), b) Angle sensor 2 to throttle actuator
    from 0 to 100 (%), c) Sensor 1 of the accelerator pedal position from 0 to 100 (%), d) Sensor 2 of the accelerator pedal position from 0 to 100 (%)

    Cruise control:

    66-a) Current vehicle speed, b) Switch position, c) Vehicle speed specified
    d) switch position (lever positions)

    Fuel tank venting and valve testing

    70-TEST-a) Degree of opening of the tank ventilation (%), b) active diagnostic value (%) d) result (Tbv ok?)
    73-Tightness test of the fuel system (%) 4 lines?

    EGR solenoid regulator, adaptation

    74-a) Zero position (V), b) Maximum stop (V), c) Current potentiometer value.
    75-test EGR system a) RPM.
    EGR in pressure systems
    76-a) RPM, b) Pressure on the inlet manifold (mbar), c) degree of potentiometer opening (%)
    d) standard operating cycle of the EGR valve (%)
    86-1000
    87-4x0000 ???
    99-test REG off on-regulation of the lambda probe regulation
    a) RPM, b) coolant temperature, c) regulation (%), d) variable off-on result (lambda regulation)

    Readines code-code readiness-fuel injection
    100-a) Ready bits, b) coolant temperature, c) Time from engine start, d) OBD status
    101-system with pressure measurement of the intake manifold
    a) RPM, b) Recently, c) Average injection time (Na slowdown = 0) (ms), d) Pressure at the inlet manifold (mbar)
    102-a) RPM, b) coolant temperature, c) intake air temperature, d) Average injection time (ms)
    105-a) RPM, b) Recently (%), c) Coolant Temperature.

    Lambda adjustment test

    107-a) RPM, b) average value of the regulation, c) X d) system ok or not ok - add gas to start
    108-lambda test-closed
    109-Additional lambda test, apparently turned off, turns on for me, but does not end
    110-Loads, full load of enrichment
    a) RPM, b) coolant temperature, c) Average injection time, d) throttle angle (potentiometer)
    111 - Boost pressure control
    112-%?
    122-a) RPM b) Specified Transfer (NM) c) Engine Torque (NM) d) No Reduced Engine Intervention
    125-ABS-shows if it is
    126-Airbag shows if it is

    Basic settings
    Test 28 I was able to carry out the system came out ok - you need to test while driving in a higher gear hold on 2500RPM until it does not come out the test is ok it takes about 10 seconds, when the revs are not stable, the test will turn on and off,
    34 probe test line 2 must be 400C in line 4 B1P1 ok hold the brake pedal
    36 lambda aging test hold brake revolutions must rise and 4th row
    B1B2 approx
    37 lambda probe control, hold the brake on the engine on, and when the system is ok, if it turns out not ok, read the errors
    41-Lambda probe heaters 2x Htg.bo.off on (how they change, they work)
    43-g / s? Speed change test caused by variable injection dose with brake applied, probe aging test. (RPMs are to change)
    46 Catalyst test keep the brake on the engine running until it goes to approx
    57-test Can R-off on-compressor-idle throttle air valve
    60-Throttle Adaptation Wait until the test passes to approx
    without starting the engine !, the engine min temp 85C, delete the values learned on the controller before the adaptation, there should be no errors! on the computer, battery minimum 11.80V, after adaptation check the errors.
    70-tank venting test test from off has to go to on TbV ok a little time then
    continues, we keep the brake on the engine on. Wait for it to pass to ok!
    107-a) RPM, b) average value of the regulation, c) X d) system ok or not ok - we add gas to start.
    These are my vag 5053 service records, tested on VW polo 1.4mpi 6N2 from 2000
    And here, unfortunately, you can mislead someone. Diesel is completely different, so add at the beginning of the post that this applies to gasoline. And then this equipment strongly shows stupidity - not all but most, e.g. T5 2.5 tdi engine and fan type error and the plug was not connected to the flap on the intake manifold :D
  • #15 8909365
    krychast
    Level 20  
    The topic is old, but I will not assume a new one. Can you use the VAG 5053 to find out the real mileage of the meter. The scanner has the "meter" option, but honestly I do not know what can be done.
  • #16 10285391
    maximus925
    Level 1  
    to the counter vag can comander 2.5 he does roughly from 2000 to 2004, i.e. EDC 15
    after replacing the meter, I had problems with setting my own, I bought it here Link
  • #17 10654436
    czoper261
    Level 10  
    Hello, I'm reheating the cutlet :D if anyone has any list of diesel measuring blocks (VAG5053), I would be very grateful for your help.
  • #18 10654733
    kajaba autoserwis
    Level 30  
    Rather, there is no such list, except for service notebooks and what has already been described.
  • #19 14659622
    hudy
    Level 12  
    Hello.
    I am looking for information about this diagnostic device.
    I mean, is it possible to put the car in such a diagnostic mode as in VCDS with this device.
    Namely, I mean channel 11 TDI engine and checking the operation of the turbocharger bulb. In VCDS, you set channel 11 and go to BS and then the pear from the turbocharger works alternately 0 and 100% and you can visually see if it is working in full range.

    Can vag5053 do this, and if so, how can it be done?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around understanding the individual values displayed in measuring blocks 001-255 on the V-SCAN VAG 5053 scanner. Users seek clarification on the meanings of these values, particularly in relation to various vehicle systems such as the engine, ABS, and comfort modules. Responses highlight that while some values can be inferred intuitively (e.g., RPM, coolant temperature, load percentage), comprehensive descriptions for each channel are often lacking. Participants express a desire for shared resources or service manuals that detail these measuring blocks. Specific values for channels are mentioned, including RPM, engine coolant temperature, lambda control value, and manifold pressure. The conversation also touches on the limitations of the VAG 5053 compared to VCDS, particularly regarding diagnostic capabilities and the availability of information on measuring blocks.
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