I used to own a MK3 Golf VR6 and it had a port to which I connected a lead from my laptop and it showed faults etc. It was a disc with a lead called VAG, it proved interesting having this device.
Question is...... Is there such software for a Pug 406 HDI 110, if so what's it called and where could I buy one?
Is there a VAG for a Pug?
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Re: Is there a VAG for a Pug?
The term VAG refers to Volkswagen and Audi Group i think,
there is one for the pug called peugeot planet or something and you need a lexia interface and PP2000,
but all that was gathered from reading on here about it,other than that i know very very little about this stuff,
wait a while and somebody who knows will be along soon,
from what i can gather its not a cheap thing to do
there is one for the pug called peugeot planet or something and you need a lexia interface and PP2000,
but all that was gathered from reading on here about it,other than that i know very very little about this stuff,
wait a while and somebody who knows will be along soon,
from what i can gather its not a cheap thing to do


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Re: Is there a VAG for a Pug?
VW's code reading thingy is called VAGCOM?
Didnt Dogslife have trouble with the code reader thing he got off fleabay?
Didnt Dogslife have trouble with the code reader thing he got off fleabay?
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Re: Is there a VAG for a Pug?
Surely the Pug VAG is PSA?
Re: Is there a VAG for a Pug?
No, it's the £10 lead+software you can get off ebay. Not dealer-level stuff, but does the jobTooT wrote:VW's code reading thingy is called VAGCOM?
For most 406s you're looking at a Lexia interface and Peugeot Planet 2000 (PP2000) software. £200 for a cheap chinese knock-off on ebay. £500ish for the real deal (without software)
Yup, and mine's now broken too. If I buy another one it'll be from a dealer - the knock-offs are obviously not up to the jobDidnt Dogslife have trouble with the code reader thing he got off fleabay?
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Re: Is there a VAG for a Pug?
Yup, mine's still brokemjb wrote:No, it's the £10 lead+software you can get off ebay. Not dealer-level stuff, but does the jobTooT wrote:VW's code reading thingy is called VAGCOM?
For most 406s you're looking at a Lexia interface and Peugeot Planet 2000 (PP2000) software. £200 for a cheap chinese knock-off on ebay. £500ish for the real deal (without software)
Yup, and mine's now broken too. If I buy another one it'll be from a dealer - the knock-offs are obviously not up to the jobDidnt Dogslife have trouble with the code reader thing he got off fleabay?

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Re: Is there a VAG for a Pug?
What's the full price for a genuine PP and software?
Re: Is there a VAG for a Pug?
The interface is about £500 on servicebox if memory serves (look at pictures of them on ebay and you'll see the part number in big letters on the front!). The software I don't think you can buy legitimatelyjasper5 wrote:What's the full price for a genuine PP and software?
<steve_earwig> I think this forum is more about keeping our cars going with minimal outlay than giving our cars more reason to go bang