I've been reading how on other VAG cars such as the MK6 Golf, the Hill Hold function can be activated via the VCDS.

Has anyone tried this on the Yeti?

Hi again, Darrel

Yes it is possible on Yeti also. But your Yeti needs to have tilt sensor. If you have offroad button, then you have sensor.

 

Here is link how to do it:

http://www.myturbodiesel.com/wiki/hill-hold-activation-and-disable-with-vcds-mk6-vw/

i need a VCDS in my life..

Hi again, Darrel

Yes it is possible on Yeti also. But your Yeti needs to have tilt sensor. If you have offroad button, then you have sensor.

 

Here is link how to do it:

http://www.myturbodiesel.com/wiki/hill-hold-activation-and-disable-with-vcds-mk6-vw/

Brilliant, thank you

Hello 

 

That my turbodiesel link has been expired. 

 

Could someone write instructions how to activate hill hold by using VCDS. 

 

Thanks. 

If the car can have hill hold activated Carista will do it with a single press.

Assuming the abs module supports HHC, you just need to change the coding. If I remember correctly, it's in byte 16 with a obvious description.

 

Post a full autoscan of you'd like me to check what the abs module supports.

I set mine up perfectly via Carista app. Don’t have off road button but must have a tilt sensor as it all works ok.

Hill hold works nicely on my Yeti without off road button. But it has adaptive HIDs - which also of course have some sort of position sensoring.

HHC has nothing to do with the off road button or adaptive HID lighting.

 

It just needs an ABS pump with a longitudinal acceleration sensor (G251) built in. There is a list that covers most MK60EC1 pumps here: https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/298368-hill-hold-control/?do=findComment&comment=3551764