Other country or 2024 model maybe.Yeah I get that, I'm just curious what the other versions are for. If there was a list somewhere so others searching the threads know which are which.
I went for my first service (2yr, 40K km) Learnt very little, except for a software status "report".
They said they upgrade foc, and as I don't have time at the moment I think I will hold off getting a SIPs a/c and get them to do it. But it would be good to know what they are updating.
Attached below is report (i guess thru sips) but I can't understand what the crosses, ticks and ? mean. And "configuration file vs calibration file".
Can someone some in the know throw light on the context?
Sorry for crap definition.
Thanks!
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From what I know, the question-mark icon on the power steering is normal. All MG4 SE vehicles I’ve updated with SIPS show that question mark.I got full ticks all the way down by doing myself with the exception of also having a question mark on the power steering, same as yours. Wonder if that's the same with everyone and the reasoning.
Interestingly my Launch and Autel scan tools gave full diagnostics before the updates but now updated they can't read everything so can't see if there's anything a miss with the power steering. Nothing feels off so not gonna start prodding.
From what I know, the question-mark icon on the power steering is normal. All MG4 SE vehicles I’ve updated with SIPS show that question mark.
If you don't mind me asking, how do you execute the large file downloader, is it via SIPS or VDS?If you have a sips login the best way is to go to large file downloader, enter vin,, it'll download files only for your car, open the .51 files with a zip program
Or go to the zz sso mg motor website use Sips login and you can see the current version of any module on the car in mg style eg 11734123.51
via sips, identify the vehicle and then click on the floppy disk icon in the top rightIf you don't mind me asking, how do you execute the large file downloader, is it via SIPS or VDS?
Thanks for the explanation on how to perform it. When using this method does mean you can do offline updates or is it to save downloading time?via sips, identify the vehicle and then click on the floppy disk icon in the top right
To answer your question on the SSL cert has expired, it has been renewed and is valid till 26th March, 2026.Anyone managed to get a login in the past few days? the MG - Repair & Maintenance Information sites SSL cert has expired, and while they took my money, i never got an email with the username and password![]()
Thanks very much for this guide.There was a comment about a guide for software updates so I thought I'd write it here where all the other info is
To connect to the car you need a Vehicle Diagnostic Interface (VDI), from what I've read a VDI2 or VDI3 for MG4, I personally ended up getting a VNCI due to supply issues, it's also substantually cheaper
it's recommended to update connected via USB but I have done some connected via WiFi which worked fineVNCI VDI3 Rongwei MG Wuling Baojun Datong Diagnostic Interface Compatible with OEM Software Driver
VNCI VDI3 Rongwei MG Wuling Baojun Datong diagnostic interface is compatible with OEM software driver, plug and play. It can be an alternative genuine VDI3 diagnostic interface.www.vncistore.eu
Once you have the interface you need to install the software on a windows computer, VCI manager & SIPS for software, VDS if you want diagnostics as well (VDS requires a more powerful computer, not sure what spec)
VDS zip password is VDS3software – Google Drive
drive.google.com
SIPS zip password is SIPS
(Google remove it otherwise)
Open
If you haven't got an account you need a company account to get the Offboard Diagnostic subscription, 1 hour is £5.92, 1 day is £16.24
When you have paid click top right where it shows your name then user profile, you'll see SNW this is the login for both SIPS & VDS
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Some of the MG sites if you login it'll get you to change the SNW account password which also affects the software, if you get a long subscription it maybe advisable
Open the VCI manager, click connect (wireless connection will show signal, USB connection will show USB icon)
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Once connected it'll change to a tick
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Open SIPS, login using SNW details
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click vehicle identification, it'll confirm VIN click yes
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you'll get lots of error messages on the car as it checks the different modules, confirm car (EH32) click yes, it'll show the configuration of the car with different pages available on the left side
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You can view current versions on the car Vs server by clicking ECU Information
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Connect power to 12V battery (charger/maintainer) so battery doesn't go flat during an update
If updating a single module go to Programming and Config, this allows you to program, load the config, program a replacement module
If updating multiple go to One Press, select the ones you want or select all then click next
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It'll say several calibrations are required after updating, I've used the car for a while without doing these but I have also done them, doesn't seem to be any difference either way
Can't currently update TBox due to requiring a USB to be used first, don't currently have access to these files or where they're stored for dealerships, I know where thanks to a dealership but I don't have a login
If you want/need to calibrate go to Routine & select required module
You have the latest sips that requires you to log in to MG care & fill in a form to get the code. With the older version, this wasn't required.Where can I find this verification code?