Hello everyone, Alek here!
We have some massive news for those of you working with VAG dashboards.
As you all know, mileage calibration on modern Audi Virtual Cockpits has always been a painful, time-consuming process.
Taking apart the dash, dealing with the risk of damaging the cluster, and spending hours on a single vehicle is something we’ve all had to struggle with.
But not anymore!
The new Audi MLB Virtual Cockpit Mileage Calibration is now available entirely via OBD.
Yes, you read that right—100% through the OBDII port.
No cluster removal, no disassembly, and no risk of damaging the hardware.
What Does This Support?
We have successfully engineered this solution for Bosch FPK1 and FPK2 instrument clusters (both 18-pin and 32-pin versions) across model years 2015–2020.
This covers a massive range of premium MLB platform vehicles, including:
- Audi Q2, Q5, Q7 (4M), Q8
- Audi A3 (8V), A4 (8W), A5, A6 (C8)
- Audi e-tron
- Lamborghini Urus
THE BEST PART?
It is FREE for VN026 Owners. While our competitors are still trying to figure out how to do this—or charging a fortune when they finally do—
we are giving this update completely FREE of charge to all existing owners of the MQB Mileage Calibration and Key Learning (Immo 5A/5B) software license (VN026).
You don’t need to purchase a new package – simply run your update and the functionality is yours.
Available from updates VN021, VN022, and VN023
⚠️ No License? No Problem – Use DiagNodes
Why invest thousands of euros in competitor licenses for a single function when you can get the exact same results for just € 50?
If you don’t own the VN026 license, you can now perform this exact OBD calibration using our browser-based platform, DiagNodes, for only 50 tokens per vehicle.
It is fast, convenient, and you don’t even need an expensive hardware interface to get the job done.
This is what “Seamless Integration” and continuous development look like!
We solve the problems others cannot, and we deliver those solutions directly to your workshop.
The update rolls out between October 22–23, 2026. Get your tools updated and start saving hours on your dashboard jobs.
Until next time – try to have fun at work!
Alek
