Beiträge von Tuumac

Hello,

I have occasionally used the Thule Outway bike rack which seems to work ok. The trunk lid is actually made of plastic so I would personally be hesitant to transport anything heavier with such a setup. I have had no problems transporting a bike with it. However, it must be noted that in this case the bike will block both the rear license plate and the tail lights.

Aez Porto Dark 20"

Zitat von Waldwichtel

Hallo,

Ich hätte mal eine Frage zur AHK.

Weiß jemand etwas zur Stabilität der AHK für Fahrradträger? Sind es normale AHK ohne Zulassung oder vertragen die wirklich nur 100Kg. Ich möchte damit einen Anhänger auf Privatgrundstück kurze Strecken ziehen.

Ich finde hierzu leider keine Infos.

Die für Fahrradträger vorgesehenen Anhängerkupplungen werden nur mit 4 Schrauben am Fahrzeugrahmen befestigt. Die richtigen Anhängerkupplungen, wie die, die misterdotcom anbietet, haben insgesamt 10 Schrauben und eine etwas steifere Struktur. Ich würde mir nicht zutrauen, einen Anhänger mit einer Anhängerkupplung zu ziehen, die nur für einen Fahrradträger vorgesehen ist. Siehe das Bild. Die roten Pfeile zeigen an, wo die Brink RMC-Anhängerkupplung die zusätzlichen Befestigungen vermissen lässt, die sie stärker machen würden, um einen Anhänger zu ziehen.

Hi all. I wanted to share a guide around coding the bike rack tow bar electronics as I personally struggled a bit being a first timer at this.

These instructions at least apply to the 13-pin Jaeger harness that is required to code into the system. I assume that exactly the same steps are taken when working with ID3. ID4, ID5 and Enyaq follow a similar path, but additional control units might be required for activation. My Born does not have lane change assist, driving assist or other "higher-end" assistance functions from the factory, so it could be that better equipped vehicles require additional control units for activation.

• Open OBDeleven, navigate to Control Units
• Click on the big green dot at the bottom right to add control devices
• Find "69 trailer function" and activate it
• Navigate to 09: Central electrical control. You do not need to enter a security key, even though some instructions say so. Navigate to Customization -> Networking -> Trailer coupling -> Activate
• Navigate back to the control unit menu to 6C: Rear view camera system. Go to Long coding -> Equipment_ahk -> installed
• Navigate back to the control unit menu to 76: PDC control unit. Go to Long Coding -> Trailer -> Manually detachable tow bar
• Navigate back to the control unit menu to 13: Adaptive Cruise Control. Go to Long Coding -> Trailer Sensor Control Module -> Installed
• Navigate back to the control unit menu to A5: Front sensors. Go to Long Coding -> AAG -> Coded

Remember to save all codings and your trailer with its electronics should now work.

The kit manufacturers' instructions also recommend enabling the features under the controllers. If you have a Born with all the available accessories, I suggest you browse the controller list for those additional devices as well and enable the trailer options under them.

• 46: Central module comfort system - Long coding -> Trailer monitoring -> Set up active trailer control unit -> Installed
• 3C: Lane change assistant - Long coding -> Control unit for drawbar -> with control unit for drawbar
• 17: Dashboard insert - Long coding -> Trailer -> Yes
• 74: Chassis control system - Long coding -> Trailer -> Yes
• 6D: Tailgate electronics control unit - Long coding -> Trailer -> Installed

Please excuse any spelling mistakes in the instructions as I am not a native speaker and this is a translation from English. I thought it might be of interest to the German readers of this forum. Please let me know if you need help fitting a tow bar. I can give you some advice.

Zitat von slotengineer

Hello to all Born drivers!

AEZ Porto dark 20x8 ET45 and with 235x40 wheels. They fit very well!

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