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How to Code the ABS Module Using NCP Expert

by MaxVQ

This document will show how to code a new or rebuilt ABS module (not from your car)

using “NCP Expert v3.0.8”. These are the steps I did when replacing my ASC ABS

module in July of 2012.

After installing a new ABS control module or a rebuilt control module (not from your car),

you need to “code it” so it knows:

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Transmission Type

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Engine (size and type)

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Set CAN (controller area network) ID for talking on the CAN bus to DME and IKE.

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Wheel spin slip before engagement

After changing my ASC ABS module, the ABS lights went off immediately, but the

traction control light stayed on.

The ABS module showed a “23 – Equipment Error (Automatic/Manual)” as it couldn’t

find the AGS (automatic transmission module) on the CAN (controller area network)

How to Code the ABS Module Using NCP Expert

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INPA showed on the un-coded module as error “23 ASC variant coding”

Let’s start the coding process. Connect a battery charger; connect the cables to the

OBD2 port and laptop with NCP Expert. Turn the ignition to “run”

1. Start NCP Expert:

How to Code the ABS Module Using NCP Expert

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2. Select File, Load Profil. Select Expert:

3. Select “VIN/ZCS/FA” or press F1

How to Code the ABS Module Using NCP Expert

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4. Select “ZCS/FA f. ECU” or press F3

5. Select “E39” and click OK.

How to Code the ABS Module Using NCP Expert

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6. Select either IKE (instrument cluster electronics) or EWS (electronic car

immobilisation system). I selected IKE.

7. Your coding information is now shown. Click “Back” or F6