A4 (B5) – Show Climatronic hidden menu

Purpose: Displays the Climatronic hidden menu.

Display the instantaneous digital speed? It’s possible! You don’t need to use your VCDS VAG-COM cable for this tutorial.

What is it used for?

In the hidden Audi Climatronic menu, you can easily access secret diagnostic readings such as battery voltage, vehicle speed, engine RPM, sensor readings, system DTCs, and much more.

Hidden single-zone Audi Climatronic menu procedure

  1. Turn position button II and wait for the Audi Climatronic system to start.
  2. Press both the air recirculation and windshield defrost buttons.
  3. On the screen, you should see 1C.
  4. Select the channel using the temperature buttons.
  5. Press the air recirculation button to read the value for the selected channel.
  6. Press one of the temperature buttons to return to selection.
  7. Turn the key to 0 position to exit the hidden menu.

List of Hidden Channels in the Menus

  • 1 – CTD
  • 2 – Value of the indoor temperature sensor at the head (G 86)
  • 3 – Reading from the interior temperature sensor on the instrument panel (G 56)
  • 4 – Value of the fresh air intake temperature sensor (G 89)
  • 5 – reading from the outside air temperature sensor (G 17), before
  • 6 – reading from the outside air temperature sensor
  • 7 – Temperature sensor reading at the fresh air blower (G 109)
  • 8 – Value of the potentiometer for the temperature-controlled flap motor (G 92)
  • 9 – Value of the temperature control authority’s damper
  • 10 – Specified value of the temperature control strategy
  • 11 – Setting for the center potentiometer for the flap motor (G 112)
  • 12 – Specified value of the center flap
  • 13 – Potentiometer value for low-cost/swing-arm motor (G 114)
  • 14 – Specified value for the Footwell/Defroster Flap
  • 15 – Potentiometer setting for the air-fed chaff motor (G 113)
  • 16 – Specified value of the air flow damper
  • 17 – speed (km/h)
  • 18 – Air blower voltage (volts)
  • 19 – Specified voltage of the fresh air blower (volts)
  • 20 – A/C Compressor Voltage (volts)
  • 21 – Low-Voltage Event Counter
  • 22 – Status of the A/C refrigerant high-pressure switch cycle (F 118)
  • 23 – cycles of the A/C high-pressure refrigerant switch (F 118)
  • 24 – switch cycles, no absolute fluctuation
  • 25 – Kick-Down Switch
  • 26 – Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) Warning Light
  • 27 – Engine Speed (RPM)
  • 29 – A/C Compressor Speed (RPM)
  • 30 – SW Version
  • 32 – malfunction counter, temperature control flap
  • 33 – malfunction counter, center flap
  • 34 – Malfunction Indicator Light, Footwell/Defroster Flap
  • 35 – Malfunction Counter, Airflow Map
  • 36 – Cold Shut-off, Temperature Control Valve (G 92)
  • 37 – Hot stop, temperature controller, temperature flap motor (G 92), maximum stop
  • 38 – Cold Shutdown, Motor-Driven Valve (G 112)
  • 39 – Hot Stop, Central Potentiometer for Flap Motor (G 112)
  • 40 – Cold Shutdown, Footwell Motor Potentiometer/Fold-Down Hood (G114)
  • 41 – Hot Stop, Foot/Arrow-Type Motor Potentiometer (G114)
  • 42 – Cold Shutdown, Air Flow Diagram: Engine Map (G 113)
  • 43 – Hot shutdown, airflow diagram for the engine on the airflow chart (G 113)
  • 44 – Vehicle Operating Cycle Counter
  • 45 – Calculated indoor temperature
  • 46 – outdoor temperature, filtered, for control purposes
  • 47 – outdoor temperature in degrees C
  • 48 – outdoor temperature
  • 49 – Operational countermeasure for the speed signal
  • 50 – rest time (in minutes)
  • 51 – Engine Coolant Temperature
  • 52 – Graphic Channel 1 – The conditions under which the A/C compressor shuts off are indicated by illuminated segments on the “88.8” display.
  • 53 – Graphic Channel 2 – The electrical outputs of the climate control system are indicated by illuminated segments on the “88.8” display.
  • 54 – Control Characteristics
  • 55 – Outdoor temperature for the SIF/DIS
  • 56 – temperature in degrees Celsius, from the interior temperature sensor in the hair salon (G 86)
  • 57 – Temperature in degrees Celsius from the interior temperature sensor in the instrument panel (G 56)
  • 58 – temperature in degrees Celsius, as measured by the fresh air intake temperature sensor (G 89)
  • 59 – temperature in degrees Celsius, based on outside (ambient) air; temperature sensor (G 17), front
  • 60 – temperature in degrees Celsius, as measured by the ambient temperature sensor at the fresh air blower (G 109)
  • 61 – software version
  • 86 – Control Display

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