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My VW 6C Polo 2014 has a check engine light that keeps coming. Today I’m gonna use the Autel MaxiCOM MK808 diagnostic scanner to reset it. Plug the OBD cable into the vehicle, go to Autel MK808 tablet: Diagnostics >> Volkswagen >> Manual selections 6C - Polo 2014 >> 2017(H) >> Yes Control unit >> Engine Control module 1 >> Trouble codes Oh, it is giving me four trouble codes here. I’m not sure what the U112100 and U015500 codes are about. But the P023800 and P011300 must be the reason causing check engine light. I just put a new sensor in my vehicle recently, then the check engine light is still on. Clear DTC >> Yes >> Yes No-fault codes detected. Press “OK” to complete. Alright, the annoying check engine light has gone!  That’s really quick and easy!  This is a quick demonstration of how to reset the check engine light for a VW 6C Polo 2014 using with Autel MK808 Scan Tool . Obviously, it can do more than simply check engine light reset

Hey guys, today I’m going to use the Autel MaxiIM IM608 scan tool to program a new key and retrieve the pin code for the 2001 Dodge Neon all keys lost. I will use 2 keys for the procedure, one is the blade key, the other gray one does have a transponder(with chip). Here we go to AutelIM608: IMMO >> Accept >> Dodge >> Manual selection >> North American >> Neon 2000-2006 blade key >> Read immobilizer password(VPW) >> Turn the ignition on, press “OK”. Switch the ignition OFF and then ON again, make sure the engine is off. Press “Operate Guide”, you will find the car coverage supported, Autel IM608 tool is quite amazing, just unbelievable.  Now exit to press “OK” to go on. Remove key from ignition, and then switch the ignition with a non-chipped key. Press “OK”. Switch on ignition with an unprogrammed key(with chip), press “OK”. What I gonna do first is to switch it off, and hold the 2 keys both. I’m gonna open the switch at the same time. It is