VAG-COM

Reset Throttle Body Adaptation after battery change or disconnection

NOTE: all the information presented is personal opinion and presented in good faith, nothing on these pages is validated or endorsed by Audi and you should be aware that you could make changes that may disable features of your car.
Always note down the original setting of anything you do and if you are not confident with what you are doing then just don't do it.
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

Throttle body adaptation is a reset of the throttle body flap to align it to the accelerator pedal as the TT is Drive-by-wire.

Its recommended to be done at a service and then always if the battery were to be disconnected, there are 2 ways to do it.
1. Switch on the ignition and leave it on for 30 seconds.
(You should hear some clicking in the engine bay, always after a battery disconnect)
This is not guaranteed to happen as the ecu decides if it needs doing,
if you disconnect/reconnect the battery first then this method will definitely work.
or
2.Use VAG-COM procedure as described below.

PRECAUTIONS:-
Engine not started
The coolant temperature should be between 5 and 100 degrees C.
Air Intake temperature less than 100 degrees C
Supply voltage to the ECU > 11V
 

Select Control Module

Select "01" Engine

Select "04" Basic Settings

In the first group box type "060" and hit GO!

You should see the display below and watch the "Step count" step through until it reaches 8.

After doing this reset most people have reported better throttle response.