Bosch · petrol · 2009–2017
VW ECU 5N0 907 115 xxx — Bosch MED17.5
First-generation Tiguan 2.0 TSI. Many Tiguan units carry 06J 906 026 instead — the label decides.
Models fitted with 5N0 907 115
Pairing from bench experience — confirm with the label on your module before buying a donor.
Clone the 5N0 907 115 ECU — $350 flat
Mail your original and a donor with the same full part number. VIN, immobilizer data, coding and adaptations are copied across on the bench, typically within 24 hours of arrival. Factory immobilizer stays on.
Volkswagen engine ECU cloneOn-car software step — remote ODIS, $250
Some cars still want an on-car step after a module swap: a software version management (SVM) update, coding, or a basic-settings adaptation. Plug a J2534 pass-thru interface into the car and we run the factory ODIS software on it from our bench — no dealer visit. The same session covers coding after any other VW or Audi module replacement.
Book the VW / Audi remote sessionFrequently asked questions
What is VW ECU part number 5N0 907 115?
5N0 907 115 is the part-number prefix of a Volkswagen engine control unit in the Bosch MED17.5 family (Bosch), common on 2009–2017 petrol cars. First-generation Tiguan 2.0 TSI. Many Tiguan units carry 06J 906 026 instead — the label decides. The rest of the number selects the exact calibration.
Which models use a 5N0 907 115 ECU?
In the US: Tiguan Mk1 (5N) (2009–2017). Always confirm with the label — the same model year can carry a different family on another engine or build.
Can you clone a 5N0 907 115 ECU?
Yes. Mail your original 5N0 907 115 unit and a donor with the same full part number and we copy your VIN, immobilizer data, coding and adaptations onto the donor for $350 flat, typically within 24 hours of arrival, immobilizer intact. If the car then asks for an on-car step, the remote ODIS session over J2534 is $250.