Auto-lock while driving
COMMUNITY-SOURCED · MK6 · LOCKS & WINDOWS
The doors lock automatically once the car passes about 15 km/h (9 mph).
Applies to
VW Golf / GTI / Golf R Mk6 (5K), 2010 on.
Not confirmed for
Jetta sedan/GLI 2011-2018 (different body module), Jetta SportWagen, Tiguan, Eos, CC
Module
09 Central Electronics (BCM). BCM PQ35 (5K0 937 08x), label file 1K0-937-08x-09.clb.
Method
Long coding
1 · Before you start
Run a full Auto-Scan and save it. Copy the whole long coding string of 09 Central Electronics (BCM) and keep it somewhere safe.
2 · VCDS
Unlock all doors before connecting.
Select 09 Central Electronics > Coding - 07 > Long Coding Helper.
Byte 0, Bit 2: tick 'Auto-Lock active'.
Alternative from one source only (vag-coding.net): 09 > Adaptation - 10 > Channel 04 'Auto-Lock' > 1 > Save.
Notes
The draft put the adaptation channel first. Only the coding bit is confirmed by 2+ sources, so it is listed first here. The label file also has Byte 0 Bit 0 'Central Locking with Auto-Lock Deactivation active'; no source explains it, so leave it alone. Source coverage: vag-coding.net (Golf 6 5K); SVicksTC (Mk6 GTI); vis4vag (Golf/Jetta 6 PQ36 2010-2014, values masked); vagcode.info label decode (label evidence only).
Sources: vag-coding.net · vagcode.info · pdfcoffee.com · diagnostics.vis4vag.com · wiki.ross-tech.com
Reference only. No guarantee of compatibility. MK6IX doesn’t answer coding questions or troubleshoot coding. Back up your original coding before making any change. You code your car at your own risk.