@Kierzek vdash doesn't support your car.

car doesn't start and I can't connect Vdash as key not active. program says to place key next to start for 5sec but this doesnt help when I put in emergency slot.

@TomR what kind of adapter did you use to connect vdash. There are some really bad clones out there, that are known to create problems just by connecting them to the OBD-port.

@Bowtiekilla Try to read the car with VIDA. It's working with newer P3 models with a little knowhow.

https://svdns.info/2022/01/15/using-vida-2014d-with-an-unsupported-vin/

https://svdns.info/2021/09/06/vida-2014d-p3-support-up-to-2018-how-to-update-vida-yourself/

Open the cab door
Put the brakes in D, then P
Release the brake pedal, repress the brake pedal, and double flash the lights twice in a row

Release the brake pedal and you will find the vehicle in second gear

Answer to myself. No need PIN-decoding, process is very straightforward.

I have the same problem. I have a 2000 v70R with a m58 awd and i cant get it past 4k i manage to fix new wirings for clutch pedal sensor and have it retuned at a local shop with no sucess.

This error code means you have either a cracked/damaged DPF, or a defective particle sensor.
The readiness codes should be green after you drive the car for a while.

Transmission fluid change and refill

got the same problem !! if i find the solution i will keep you updated

@expedition1945 your car needs to be modelyear 2005 or newer, so vdash can decode your CEM pin, than you need a virgin (brandnew) or viginized (existing data and security pin removed) CEM to write to. For the rest of the procedure you should contact vdash support.

ERS through VDD will most probably never be realized, but you can enable ERS via keyfob with vdash.