OBDeleven video in motion + TPMS in dashboard

Diazro

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Hi guys!
Any of you used OBDeleven with credits to activate video in motion and TPMS in dashboard (tyre pressure). I am asking for a Audi A6 C8 2020 in UK
 
I didn’t know you could do video while not in motion!
How do you do that (not in motion)?
 
I was under the impression for TPMS you needed the proper sensors in each wheel and receiver somewhere for it to display.

The alternative monitors the wheel speed via the ABS sensors and pings an alert if there is a variance against the other wheels / tyres to check.


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I was under the impression for TPMS you needed the proper sensors in each wheel and receiver somewhere for it to display.

The alternative monitors the wheel speed via the ABS sensors and pings an alert if there is a variance against the other wheels / tyres to check.


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As far as I know you are correct. I think the RS6 comes with the system that monitors individual pressures but as you say that requires extra hardware
 
TPMS, yes. I uses it every day to monitor tire pressure. I haven't seen an Audi that doesn't have TPMS in over 10 years, so all should have it -at least in the US.
VIM has never worked for me (22 s6). Tried several times and even got support from ODB11 to help, but was a no-go still for me. I assume Audi did something within the MIB-3 to block VIM...
 
Hey, I’ve used OBDeleven on my A6 C8 (MY2020). TPMS was easy, but keep expectations realistic: most UK C8s have indirect TPMS, so you won’t get live pressure numbers, just the warning/reset in the cluster. OBDeleven can enable the menu, but it won’t magically add sensors.
Video in motion is hit or miss. On mine the one-click with credits didn’t stick after MMI updates, and sometimes it’s blocked by region/coding, so you may need deeper coding or it just won’t work at all. Also worth noting warranty and legality.
I usually record my coding steps so I can revert later, similar to how I keep short how-to clips saved on https://www.movavi.com/. That habit saved me a few times after updates reset things.