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Mk6 Vcds Tweaks are a gateway to customizing your Volkswagen, and CARDIAGTECH.NET is your trusted source for unlocking these enhancements. Discover how VCDS adjustments can personalize your driving experience, improving both functionality and enjoyment. Explore the possibilities with our expert guide.

1. Understanding Mk6 VCDS Tweaks

VCDS, or Vag-Com Diagnostic System, is a powerful tool that allows you to access and modify various settings within your Volkswagen Mk6’s electronic control units (ECUs). These modifications, known as “tweaks,” can enhance your vehicle’s functionality, personalize its features, and even improve its performance. CARDIAGTECH.NET provides the tools and expertise you need to explore these possibilities.

1.1 What is VCDS?

VCDS is a software and hardware package that enables you to communicate with your VW’s ECUs. It allows you to:

  • Diagnose problems and read fault codes.
  • View live data from sensors and components.
  • Perform adaptations and coding changes.
  • Reset service reminders.

1.2 Why Use VCDS Tweaks?

VCDS tweaks offer several benefits:

  • Personalization: Customize your car’s features to your liking.
  • Enhanced Functionality: Enable features that were disabled from the factory.
  • Improved Performance: Fine-tune certain parameters for better driving experience.
  • Cost Savings: Perform simple modifications yourself, avoiding dealer fees.

1.3 Essential VCDS Tool from CARDIAGTECH.NET

To perform VCDS tweaks, you’ll need a VCDS cable and software. CARDIAGTECH.NET offers high-quality VCDS tools that are reliable and easy to use. Our tools ensure seamless communication with your Mk6’s ECUs, allowing you to make modifications with confidence.

Alt text: Connecting VCDS cable to OBD-II port in Volkswagen Mk6 for ECU access

2. Popular Mk6 VCDS Tweaks

Here’s a list of some popular Mk6 VCDS tweaks that you can perform:

2.1 Convenience Tweaks

These tweaks enhance your daily driving experience by adding convenience and ease of use.

2.1.1 Windows Up/Down with Key Fob

This tweak allows you to roll your windows up or down using your key fob remote.

  • Description: Control your windows remotely for added convenience.
  • Coding: In Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper, Byte 3, check Bit 5.
  • Additional Options: Enable with ignition on (Bit 7), enable lock switch for window control (Bits 3, 4, and 7).
  • Benefit: Conveniently ventilate your car on a hot day or close windows remotely if you forget.

2.1.2 Lock/Unlock Confirmation Sounds

Customize the audible and visual confirmations when locking or unlocking your car.

  • Description: Control the horn and lights that indicate locking/unlocking.
  • Coding: In Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper, Byte 5.
  • Options: Disable turn signal confirmation (Bit 0), disable horn on lock (Bit 1), enable horn on unlock (Bit 4).
  • Benefit: Get clear feedback that your car is securely locked.

2.1.3 KESSY: Lock Car While Running

This tweak allows you to lock your car with the key fob while the engine is running, useful in specific situations.

  • Description: Start the car with KESSY, exit with the key, and lock the car with the remote.
  • Coding: In Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper, Byte 4, check Bit 2.
  • Benefit: Secure your vehicle briefly while it’s running.

2.2 Lighting Tweaks

Lighting tweaks are among the most popular, allowing you to customize the look and functionality of your car’s lights.

2.2.1 Fog Lights as DRLs

Use your fog lights as daytime running lights (DRLs) for a unique look.

  • Description: Use fog lights instead of low beams as DRLs.
  • Coding for Xenon/Halogen with Low Beam: Check Bit 1 of Byte 14, uncheck Bit 2 of Byte 11 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Coding for Halogen with Separate DRL: Uncheck Bit 6 of Byte 15, check Bit 1 of Byte 14 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: A distinctive and stylish lighting setup.

2.2.2 Fog Lights with High Beams

Enable your fog lights to stay on even when your high beams are activated.

  • Description: Keep fog lights on when high beams are activated.
  • Coding: Check Bit 2 of Byte 14 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Improved visibility in poor weather conditions.

2.2.3 Fog Lights as Cornering Lights

The fog lights will illuminate the direction you are turning at low speeds.

  • Description: Illuminate fog lights in the direction you’re turning at low speeds.
  • Coding: Check Bit 7 of Byte 14 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Enhanced visibility and safety during cornering.

2.2.4 Auto On/Off Headlights without Auto Switch

Make your headlights turn on and off with the ignition, even without an auto headlight switch.

  • Description: Headlights turn on/off with ignition when in the ON position.
  • Coding: Check Bit 5 of Byte 15 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Prevents accidental battery drain and simplifies operation.

2.2.5 Enable DRL Turn On/Off in MFI (2011+ Only)

This tweak adds a menu in your Multi-Function Indicator (MFI) to control your DRLs.

  • Description: Adds DRL on/off control to the MFI menu.
  • Coding: Check Bit 7 of Byte 15 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Conveniently control your DRLs via the MFI.

2.2.6 Disable DRL with Turn Signal (2012 Only)

When you activate your blinker, the LED DRL next to it will turn off until the blinker is turned off

  • Description: DRL dims when the turn signal is active.
  • Benefit: Reduces glare and draws more attention to the turn signal.

2.2.7 Emergency Brake Flashing

Your brake lights and/or turn signals will flash automatically when you brake hard.

  • Description: Automatically flash brake lights and/or turn signals during hard braking.
  • Coding: Check Bit 1 (brake lights) and/or Bit 2 (turn signals) of Byte 16 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Increased visibility and safety during emergency braking.

2.2.8 Comfort Turn Signal Count

Changes the number of times your turn signal blinks when you tap the stalk.

  • Description: Change the number of blinks for the comfort turn signal feature.
  • Coding: Adaptation in Central Electronics (09), choose “Comfort Turn Signals (Cycles)”, set a new value (up to 5). Reset MFI to factory settings after changing value.
  • Benefit: Customize the turn signal behavior to your preference.

2.2.9 Coming Home Lights

When you pull the high beam stalk back briefly after shutting the vehicle off, your lights will turn on for a set period of time after you get out of the car.

  • Description: Activate lights for a set period after exiting the car. Requires pulling the high beam stalk.
  • Coding: Check Bit 2 of Byte 12 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Provides illumination when exiting the vehicle in dark conditions.

2.3 Wiper Tweaks

Adjust the behavior of your windshield wipers with these handy tweaks.

2.3.1 Enable Tear Drop Wiping on Front Wiper

This will wipe your front window one extra time, after a pause, when you use your front wiper squirter.

  • Description: Activates an extra wipe after using the front windshield washer.
  • Coding: In Central Electronics (09), Coding, choose “Wischer”, Long Coding Helper, check Bit 3 of Byte 1.
  • Benefit: Clears residual water for improved visibility.

2.3.2 Enable Tear Drop Wiping on Rear Wiper

This will wipe your rear window one extra time, after a pause, when you use your rear wiper squirter.

  • Description: Activates an extra wipe after using the rear windshield washer.
  • Coding: Check Bit 4 of Byte 21 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Clears residual water for improved visibility.

2.3.3 Disable Rear Wiper with Reverse Gear

The rear wiper runs by default when your front wipers are running and you put it in reverse. This disables that feature.

  • Description: Disables the rear wiper when the car is in reverse.
  • Coding: Uncheck Bit 6 of Byte 21 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Prevents unnecessary rear wiper use.

2.3.4 Disable Rear Wiper

Completely disables your rear wiper

  • Description: Completely disables the rear wiper.
  • Coding: Uncheck Bit 0 of Byte 21 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Useful if the rear wiper is damaged or not needed.

2.4 Steering Wheel Tweak

2.4.1 Steering Wheel Push-To-Talk Button as Mute

Converts the push to talk button your steering wheel into a mute button.

  • Description: Converts the push-to-talk button into a mute button.
  • Coding: Uncheck Bit 3 of Byte 1 under Steering Wheel (16), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Adds a convenient mute function to your steering wheel controls.

2.5 Instrument Cluster Tweaks

These tweaks allow you to modify the information displayed in your instrument cluster.

2.5.1 Disable Seatbelt Warning

Disable the seatbelt warning chime and light

  • Description: Disables the seatbelt warning chime and light.
  • Coding: Uncheck Bit 1 of Byte 1 in Instruments (17), Long Coding Helper.
  • Warning: Use with caution and always wear your seatbelt.

2.5.2 Gauge Cluster Staging (Gauge Sweep)

When you turn your ignition to on, the gauges will “Sweep” to max, and then fall back to zero

  • Description: Gauges sweep to max and back to zero on ignition.
  • Coding: Adaptation in Instruments (17), choose “Staging”, set new value to “active”.
  • Benefit: A sporty and visually appealing start-up sequence.

2.6 Mirror and Heater Tweaks

2.6.1 Mirror Adjust Menu in MFA (2011+ Only)

Gives you a menu in the MFA to adjust mirrors together or individually.

  • Description: Adds a menu in the MFA to adjust mirrors together or individually.
  • Coding: Check Bit 6 of Byte 8 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Easier and more precise mirror adjustments.

2.6.2 Mirror and Rear Window Heaters: Extend the Active Time

Mirror and Rear window heaters run for 10 minutes by default, you can extend that as long as you want

  • Description: Extends the active time for mirror and rear window heaters.
  • Coding: Adaptation in Central Electronics (09), choose “Rear Window & Outside MIrror Heater Activation Time”, set a new value (New Value x 40 = Seconds Active).
  • Benefit: Keeps mirrors and windows clear for longer periods.

2.7 Seat Heater Memory

2.7.1 Driver Seat Heater Memory

When you turn the car on, the drivers seat ONLY will resume it’s last setting (Off, 1, 2, 3) automatically

  • Description: Driver seat heater resumes last setting automatically.
  • Coding: Adaptation in Auto HVAC (08), choose “Storage of driver seat heater level”, set new value to “On”.
  • Benefit: Automatically adjusts the seat heater to your preferred setting.

2.7.2 Passenger Seat Heater Memory (2012 Only)

When you turn the car on, the passenger will resume it’s last setting (Off, 1, 2, 3) automatically

  • Description: Passenger seat heater resumes last setting automatically.
  • Coding: Adaptation in Auto HVAC (08), choose “Storage of passenger seat heater level”, set new value to “On”.
  • Benefit: Automatically adjusts the seat heater to your preferred setting.

2.8 TPMS Tweak

2.8.1 Disable TPMS

For cars with TPMS sensors in the wheels, you can disable the light for winter wheels or wheels without sensors

  • Description: Disable the TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) light.
  • Coding: Check Bit 7 of Byte 8 in Central Electronics (09), Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Useful for winter wheels or wheels without TPMS sensors.

2.9 ABS/Braking Tweaks

2.9.1 Electronic Differential Lock (XDS) Strength

XDS is the electronic differential lock. On higher HP models (Scirocco R), this is set to 2, whereas the default on the GTI is 0. At 2, the system is more aggressive at applying brake pressure to the inside/slipping tire.

  • Description: Adjusts the strength of the Electronic Differential Lock (XDS).
  • Coding: Adaptation in ABS Brakes (03), choose “Electronic Differential Lock (XDS)”, set new value to 2 (0 is stock, 1 is weak, 2 is strong).
  • Benefit: Improves handling and traction, especially in corners.

2.9.2 Brake Assist

Brake assist will make it so you do not have to push down on the brake pedal as hard before the brakes engage. It does not actually make the brakes any stronger. Some people like this, some people feel it makes heel/toe harder.

  • Description: Adjusts the sensitivity of the brake assist system.
  • Coding: Adaptation in ABS Brakes (03), choose “Brake Assist”, set new value to 2 (0 is stock, 1 is small, 2 is hard).
  • Benefit: Changes the amount of force required to engage the brakes.

2.9.3 Driver Steering Recommendation (DSR)

DSR is the use of sensors relating to the ESP sense when the car is going into a skid, and the steering ECU automatically provides a prompt to the driver to correct the car trajectory by giving the steering wheel a quick ‘nudge’. There are 3 settings, nobody has reported changing this and if 1 or 2 is better than stock.

  • Description: Adjusts the Driver Steering Recommendation (DSR) system.
  • Coding: Adaptation in ABS Brakes (03), choose “DSR”, set new value to: 0 for strong (stock setting), 1 for center, or 2 for weak.
  • Benefit: Modifies the steering assistance during potential skidding.

2.10 Steering Assist Tweak

2.10.1 Torque Steer Compensation (TSC)

Using the Steering Assist controller (not the brakes), TSC will help prevent torque steer on tuned cars. A TSC of 1 is used by default in higher HP FWD VW models like the VR6 FWD Passat.

  • Description: Enables Torque Steer Compensation (TSC) to reduce torque steer.
  • Coding: Adaptation in Steering Assist (44), choose “Torque Steer Compensation (TSC)”, set new value to 1.
  • Benefit: Reduces torque steer, especially in tuned cars.

2.10.2 Disable ESP

This is not considered safe. The ESP in the MK6 is very good and not too obtrusive. That said, if you want to take the risk and turn it off, this is the only known way to accomplish that.

  • Description: Disables Electronic Stability Program (ESP).
  • Coding: Adaptation in Steering Assist (44), go to Channel 09, set new value to 1.
  • Warning: Use with extreme caution, as disabling ESP can reduce vehicle stability.

2.11 Hill Hold Control

Hill hold control (assist) is where the car will apply the brakes on a hill when stopped. It will occur if facing up hill with the car in a forward gear, or if facing downhill in reverse. Modifying this setting changes when the brakes release. You can also disable it completely.

  • Description: Adjusts or disables Hill Hold Control (HHC).
  • Coding: Adaptation in ABS Brakes (03), choose “Hill Hold Control (HHC)”, set new value to: 0 for normal (stock setting), 1 for early (start with low RPM’s), or 2 for late late (start with high RPM’s and slipping clutch). To disable HHC completely: Uncheck bit 0 of byte 16 in ABS Brakes Long Coding Helper.
  • Benefit: Customizes the behavior of the hill hold assist system.

2.12 Service Interval Adjustment

2.12.1 Adjusting Service Intervals

Do you change your oil more often than every 10k miles and would prefer it tell you at 5k miles? That’s what this is for.

  • Description: Adjusts the service intervals displayed in the instrument cluster.
  • Coding for Days: Adaptation in the Instruments (17) module Choose “SIA – maximum value of time to service” Under New value, enter your time as in days. ‘
  • Coding for Distance: Adaptation in the Instruments (17) module Choose “SIA – maximum value of distance to service” Under New value, enter the new distance.
  • Benefit: Sets custom reminders for maintenance tasks.

3. Step-by-Step Guide to Performing VCDS Tweaks

Here’s a general step-by-step guide to performing VCDS tweaks on your Mk6:

  1. Connect VCDS Cable: Plug your VCDS cable into the OBD-II port of your Mk6 and connect it to your laptop.
  2. Start VCDS Software: Launch the VCDS software on your laptop.
  3. Select Control Module: Choose the appropriate control module for the tweak you want to perform (e.g., Central Electronics, ABS Brakes).
  4. Access Coding or Adaptation: Depending on the tweak, select either “Coding” or “Adaptation.”
  5. Use Long Coding Helper (if applicable): If you’re using “Coding,” the Long Coding Helper will guide you through the process of checking or unchecking bits.
  6. Enter New Value (if applicable): If you’re using “Adaptation,” enter the new value according to the tweak’s instructions.
  7. Save Changes: Save the changes you’ve made.
  8. Test the Tweak: Verify that the tweak is working as expected.

4. Safety Precautions and Best Practices

  • Backup Original Settings: Before making any changes, always save a backup of your original ECU settings. This will allow you to revert to the original configuration if something goes wrong.
  • Double-Check Coding: Ensure that you’re making changes to the correct bits and bytes. Incorrect coding can lead to unexpected behavior or even damage your car’s systems.
  • Follow Instructions Carefully: Always follow the instructions for each tweak precisely. If you’re unsure about something, seek help from an experienced VCDS user.
  • Use a Reliable VCDS Tool: Invest in a high-quality VCDS cable and software from a trusted source like CARDIAGTECH.NET to ensure reliable communication with your car’s ECUs.
  • Battery Voltage: Ensure your car’s battery is fully charged before performing any coding changes. Low voltage can interrupt the coding process and cause errors.
  • Internet Connection: Some VCDS functions may require an internet connection. Make sure your laptop is connected to the internet if necessary.
  • Readiness Codes: After making coding changes, check the readiness codes to ensure that all systems are functioning correctly.
  • Clear Fault Codes: After performing tweaks, clear any fault codes that may have been generated during the process.
  • Test Drive: After making significant changes, take your car for a test drive to ensure that everything is working as expected.
  • Consult Experts: If you’re unsure about any aspect of VCDS coding, consult with experienced users or professionals. The VCDS community is a valuable resource for information and support.

5. Why Choose CARDIAGTECH.NET for Your VCDS Needs?

CARDIAGTECH.NET stands out as the premier choice for all your VCDS needs, providing unparalleled benefits:

  • Expert Guidance: Access detailed guides and expert advice for confident VCDS tweaking.
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  • Comprehensive Support: Receive exceptional customer service and technical assistance.
  • Latest Updates: Stay current with the newest VCDS capabilities and Mk6 tweaks.
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Alt text: Volkswagen Mk6 dashboard displaying various settings and options adjustable with VCDS tweaks

6. Troubleshooting Common Issues

Even with careful planning, issues can arise during VCDS tweaking. Here are some common problems and how to address them:

  • Communication Errors:

    • Problem: VCDS cannot communicate with the car’s ECUs.
    • Solution: Check the cable connection, ensure the ignition is on, and verify that the correct COM port is selected in the VCDS software.

  • Coding Errors:

    • Problem: The coding change is not accepted or causes a fault code.
    • Solution: Double-check the coding values, ensure that you’re modifying the correct bits and bytes, and try reverting to the original settings.

  • Module Not Responding:

    • Problem: A specific control module is not responding to VCDS commands.
    • Solution: Try restarting the VCDS software, check the cable connection, and verify that the module is supported by VCDS.

  • Unexpected Behavior:

    • Problem: The car is exhibiting unexpected behavior after a coding change.
    • Solution: Revert to the original settings and double-check the coding values. Consult with experienced VCDS users for assistance.

  • Software Compatibility Issues:

    • Problem: The VCDS software is not compatible with your operating system or computer hardware.
    • Solution: Check the VCDS software requirements and ensure that your computer meets the necessary specifications. Try updating your operating system or using a different computer.

  • Lost or Corrupted Data:

    • Problem: Data loss or corruption during coding changes.
    • Solution: Restore the original settings from your backup. Avoid interrupting the coding process and ensure a stable power supply.

  • Incorrect Module Selection:

    • Problem: Coding changes are applied to the wrong control module.
    • Solution: Double-check that you’ve selected the correct control module before making any changes. Refer to the VCDS documentation or consult with experienced users for guidance.

  • Conflicting Modifications:

    • Problem: Multiple coding changes are conflicting with each other.
    • Solution: Revert to the original settings and try applying the coding changes one at a time. Test each change to ensure that it’s working correctly before proceeding with the next modification.

  • Fault Code Persistence:

    • Problem: Fault codes persist even after clearing them with VCDS.
    • Solution: Investigate the underlying cause of the fault code and address the issue. Some fault codes may require further diagnostics and repairs.

7. Advanced VCDS Coding Techniques

For those looking to delve deeper into VCDS coding, here are some advanced techniques:

  • Adaptation Channels: Explore adaptation channels to fine-tune various parameters, such as throttle response, steering sensitivity, and lighting behavior.
  • Security Access Codes: Some coding changes may require a security access code. Refer to the VCDS documentation or online resources for the correct code.
  • EEPROM Reading and Writing: EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) contains the car’s configuration data. Advanced users can read and write EEPROM to make more complex modifications.
  • Flashing ECUs: Flashing involves replacing the entire software on an ECU. This is a complex process that should only be performed by experienced professionals.
  • Custom Coding: Experienced VCDS users can develop custom coding routines to create unique features and modifications.
  • Data Logging: VCDS can be used to log data from various sensors and components. This data can be used to diagnose problems, optimize performance, and fine-tune coding changes.
  • Remote Coding: With the right equipment and expertise, VCDS coding can be performed remotely. This can be useful for assisting users who are located far away or for accessing specialized coding services.
  • Scripting and Automation: Automate repetitive VCDS tasks using scripting and automation tools. This can save time and reduce the risk of errors.
  • Reverse Engineering: Analyze the car’s software and hardware to discover new coding possibilities and unlock hidden features. This requires advanced technical skills and knowledge.

8. Legal and Ethical Considerations

When performing VCDS tweaks, it’s essential to consider the legal and ethical implications:

  • Warranty: Modifications may void your car’s warranty. Check with your dealer or manufacturer before making any changes.
  • Safety: Ensure that your modifications don’t compromise the safety of your car or other road users.
  • Emissions: Avoid modifications that could affect your car’s emissions compliance.
  • Local Laws: Be aware of local laws and regulations regarding vehicle modifications.
  • Disclosure: If you sell your car, disclose any modifications that you’ve made to the buyer.
  • Intellectual Property: Respect the intellectual property rights of software developers and avoid using pirated or unauthorized software.
  • Liability: Be aware of your liability for any damages or injuries caused by your modifications.
  • Privacy: Respect the privacy of other drivers and avoid modifications that could invade their privacy.
  • Environmental Impact: Consider the environmental impact of your modifications and avoid changes that could increase pollution or harm the environment.

9. Call to Action

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10. FAQ: Mk6 VCDS Tweaks

  • Q1: What is VCDS?

    • A1: VCDS (Vag-Com Diagnostic System) is a software and hardware tool that allows you to diagnose, modify, and customize various settings in your Volkswagen Mk6.

  • Q2: What kind of Mk6 VCDS tweaks can I perform?

    • A2: There are many tweaks available, including convenience enhancements like remote window control, lighting adjustments such as fog lights as DRLs, and performance modifications like adjusting the XDS strength.

  • Q3: Is VCDS safe to use on my car?

    • A3: Yes, VCDS is generally safe if used correctly. It’s crucial to follow instructions carefully, back up your original settings, and use reliable tools like those from CARDIAGTECH.NET.

  • Q4: Will performing VCDS tweaks void my car’s warranty?

    • A4: Modifications can potentially void your car’s warranty, so it’s best to check with your dealer or manufacturer before making changes.

  • Q5: What do I need to get started with VCDS tweaks?

    • A5: You’ll need a VCDS cable, the VCDS software, a laptop, and the knowledge of which tweaks you want to perform. CARDIAGTECH.NET provides high-quality VCDS tools and resources.

  • Q6: Where can I find reliable information about specific VCDS tweaks?

    • A6: Online forums, VCDS documentation, and resources from CARDIAGTECH.NET are excellent sources. Always verify information before making changes.

  • Q7: How do I revert a VCDS tweak if I don’t like it?

    • A7: If you backed up your original settings, you can easily revert to them using VCDS. This underscores the importance of creating backups before any modification.

  • Q8: Are there any legal considerations when performing VCDS tweaks?

    • A8: Yes, consider local laws regarding vehicle modifications, safety implications, and potential effects on emissions. Always ensure your tweaks comply with regulations.

  • Q9: Can VCDS improve my car’s performance?

    • A9: Yes, some VCDS tweaks can improve performance by fine-tuning parameters like throttle response and steering sensitivity.

  • Q10: What kind of support does CARDIAGTECH.NET provide for VCDS users?

    • A10: CARDIAGTECH.NET offers expert guidance, reliable tools, comprehensive support, and the latest updates to ensure you have a successful VCDS experience.

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