Basically I accidentally removed the 46 connector in fuse box in passenger side and now lots of fault and light in dash airbags,abs,brakes,traction etc as you can see in the picture and 1 message says there is a fault with braking system take it to garage and brake light flashing ...there was no fault whatsoever in dash before...any suggestion what should i do?!
Audi a4 b8 tdi lights in dash
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Delete them with vcds / OBDeleven
But first:
Turn your wheel to far left and hold it for 5seconds till you hear a beep. Then to the far right and again hold it till you hear a beep.
After that, take the car for a drive. Take some corners/roundabouts.
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But first:
Turn your wheel to far left and hold it for 5seconds till you hear a beep. Then to the far right and again hold it till you hear a beep.
After that, take the car for a drive. Take some corners/roundabouts.
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Well for a start I would advise putting the 46 connector back in 
You will probably need to drive the car for a short distance so that the traction systems recalibrate themselves, you might need to make a few turns (it was like that in my previous B6)
You could also try disconnecting the battery for a while to get rid of the codes.
Worst case scenario, you need to get it plugged into VCDS to have codes cleared
You will probably need to drive the car for a short distance so that the traction systems recalibrate themselves, you might need to make a few turns (it was like that in my previous B6)
You could also try disconnecting the battery for a while to get rid of the codes.
Worst case scenario, you need to get it plugged into VCDS to have codes cleared
