Scudo 2015

[Redback]

Hi everyone,
I have just purchased a Scudo van as a work vehicle and I am trying to disable the automatic door locking as its really annoying when using as a service vehicle.
I have gone through the process of deactivating on the dashboard console, the screen says deactivated but the side and rear doors still lock automatically.
What am I doing wrong, any advice would be greatly appreciated.

 

[the green vanper]

Hello,

Strange, I was going to suggest using MultiEcuScan, but it has only the old Scudo it seems

Perhaps the Peugot software is able to see the body module? Have you got any idea about it?

 

[Redback]

Hello,

Strange, I was going to suggest using MultiEcuScan, but it has only the old Scudo it seems

Perhaps the Peugot software is able to see the body module? Have you got any idea about it?

Thanks for advice, my van is a 2015

 

[bugsymike]

Hello,

Strange, I was going to suggest using MultiEcuScan, but it has only the old Scudo it seems

Perhaps the Peugot software is able to see the body module? Have you got any idea about it?

If OP is not the original owner, is it possible the van was owned by a company that for security reasons had the auto locking operation set by the Dealers in the ECU?
On a 2010 Scudo I had, I bought MaxiEcu Scan tool on advice from Gendan as the engine is Peugeot 2.0 litre so MES not listing that model.
To add to the fun, I understand some use a 2.2 which may be Ford related, but I have no firm knowledge on that.

 

[the green vanper]

If OP is not the original owner, is it possible the van was owned by a company that for security reasons had the auto locking operation set by the Dealers in the ECU?
On a 2010 Scudo I had, I bought MaxiEcu Scan tool on advice from Gendan as the engine is Peugeot 2.0 litre so MES not listing that model.
To add to the fun, I understand some use a 2.2 which may be Ford related, but I have no firm knowledge on that.

It should rather be in the Body module, not the Engine one. Although I have no idea how the Frenchies have organized it Perhaps they did it their way, a l'envers

 

[bugsymike]

It should rather be in the Body module, not the Engine one. Although I have no idea how the Frenchies have organized it Perhaps they did it their way, a l'envers

Sorry, I did mean the BCM.
MaxiECU Scan does do some tests etc in BCM , but maybe not as much as MES, not sure.