Sorry Steve but I have to disagree with your diagnosis on this occasion.

You have conclusively proved that the issue is a duck tapping a wooden spoon on the inside of the bell housing.

Hope you and yours are surviving the strange times we live in.

Kev.

I suspect you will find the answer will probably be no! :( Pico manufacture specific scopes and software for manufacturers to use within their licensed and propriety software. The hardware and software is locked together to prevent amongst other things the use of shall we say less than official soft...

Yes.

John,

The OEM hardware is normally locked to a specific OEM software and the standard general release SW will not usually work with your hardware.
Your dealer tech support should be your first port of call.

Kev.

Have a read through this thread topic10063.html

Note these posts:

You do need your automotive picoscope connected in order to access the WFL.

What scope are you using?

Kev.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwxjO9plAQ4



Kev.

Hi VASTech,
I am in no way a VAG specialist so I do not know where to start looking for an EDC15V but happy to see what I can find for Steve. If you can give me some idea of what age and model range have them fitted I will see what I can find for him.

Kev.

VASTech,

Can you give me a list of vehicles (preferably with year and engine code) that you have have had the issue with and I will try and track down similar vehicles for Steve to continue the research on.

Kev.

David, The WPS 600 has the M16x2 coupling that is ubiquitous in the world of hydraulics. Sounds like you need a better class of expert in your life! 10 seconds with Google produces pages of different options. Lets face it if RS Components sell the dang things https://uk.rs-online.com/web/c/pneumatic...