Hello, accidentally, in vcds, I pressed the abs pump test and it was not finished. Then the p 01486 error popped up, i.e. to make a road test on the road. Unfortunately, the car does not want to go through it. I tried various methods given on the forums, but the abs lamp still does not go out....

try like this: login 40168 basic settings channel 103 do

and any more tips? because tomorrow there will be a fight all day at the workshop

The option is, press the brake, the Abs indicator light starts flashing, go straight about 30 km / h, turn about 90 degrees and press the brake. Alternatively, vas has an option to disable the road test.

And does vcds itself have an option to disable the road test?

Can you buddy tell me how this can be done on vcds? I will be very thankful

Thank you, it helped immediately. I still have a problem with the calibration of the g85 sensor, after encoding it, it does not see the steering angle, it always sees the steering angle before encoding. and this is how it fits with the ankles. Maybe you need to change the steering angle of the steering wheel to a newer one?

It didn't pass the road test, your car is out of order, you won't be able to calibrate the g85, I think you know why.

I suspect that the test does not want to pass because g85 is not calibrated

something there is wrong to see, speed, steering wheel angle etc ...., it's doing calibrations when stationary.

WV Caddy ABS Pump Test Error P01486: Road Test Procedure & Solutions to Extinguish ABS Lamp

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#1 16427179 21 Apr 2017 19:51

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16427179 21 Apr 2017 19:51

Hello, accidentally, in vcds, I pressed the abs pump test and it was not finished. Then the p 01486 error popped up, i.e. to make a road test on the road. Unfortunately, the car does not want to go through it. I tried various methods given on the forums, but the abs lamp still does not go out. have any idea for this procedure?
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#2 16427198 21 Apr 2017 19:58

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16427198 21 Apr 2017 19:58

unfasten the clamp, try again.
#3 16427205 21 Apr 2017 19:59

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16427205 21 Apr 2017 19:59

and any more tips? because tomorrow there will be a fight all day at the workshop
#4 16427480 21 Apr 2017 21:39

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16427480 21 Apr 2017 21:39

The option is, press the brake, the Abs indicator light starts flashing, go straight about 30 km / h, turn about 90 degrees and press the brake. Alternatively, vas has an option to disable the road test.
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#5 16436734 25 Apr 2017 21:58

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16436734 25 Apr 2017 21:58

And does vcds itself have an option to disable the road test?
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#6 16436815 25 Apr 2017 22:20

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16436815 25 Apr 2017 22:20

has such an opportunity
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#7 16436864 25 Apr 2017 22:32

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16436864 25 Apr 2017 22:32

Can you buddy tell me how this can be done on vcds? I will be very thankful
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#8 16436903 25 Apr 2017 22:44

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16436903 25 Apr 2017 22:44

try like this:
login 40168
basic settings
channel 103
do
#9 16437418 26 Apr 2017 08:44

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Thank you, it helped immediately. I still have a problem with the calibration of the g85 sensor, after encoding it, it does not see the steering angle, it always sees the steering angle before encoding. and this is how it fits with the ankles. Maybe you need to change the steering angle of the steering wheel to a newer one?
#10 16437431 26 Apr 2017 08:54

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16437431 26 Apr 2017 08:54

It didn't pass the road test, your car is out of order, you won't be able to calibrate the g85, I think you know why.
#11 16438393 26 Apr 2017 18:24

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I suspect that the test does not want to pass because g85 is not calibrated
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16438700 26 Apr 2017 20:28

something there is wrong to see, speed, steering wheel angle etc ...., it's doing calibrations when stationary.
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The discussion revolves around a user encountering a P01486 error after an incomplete ABS pump test using VCDS on a WV Caddy. The user is unable to complete the required road test to extinguish the ABS lamp. Various suggestions are provided, including unfastening the clamp, pressing the brake to trigger the ABS indicator, and driving at a specific speed while turning. It is noted that VCDS has an option to disable the road test, with a specific login and channel settings provided for this purpose. The user later mentions issues with calibrating the G85 sensor, suspecting that the calibration failure is preventing the road test from passing. Responses indicate that the car's malfunction may be linked to the G85 sensor calibration and other related parameters.
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