No response from Homey.
I’ve tried everything again, but with no result.
I do receive a report every 15 minutes, though.
So, I’m wondering what I’m doing wrong or where things are going wrong.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
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Hi Mark
Could you please update to the latest TEST version: VW Group Vehicles | Homey
and send me afterwards the JSON (under App settings / Debug)
great work!
I will send when i did this
Hello Mark, not sure whether you are aware, but please consider using the following options when posting logs, code, etc., to increase readability of your post:
Hi,
Good news is hidden in that message: your subscription is working. Getting a file every 15 minutes means the delivery is running. They’re all named …_no_content_found, which is the portal’s way of saying the vehicle sent nothing in that window — so the problem isn’t between Homey and the portal, the car simply isn’t providing data.
Don’t press “Try to repair” — your log shows the login working fine, so that won’t change anything.
Three things to check:
Best,
Andi
For some reason i’m keeping “no content” as well. I’ve been waiting for a couple of days without any luck. As i had chosen “All data” earlier i’ve removed the previous data files and now chosen all packages (all+the others) to be 100% sure. The car has been driven plenty, the clusters are chosen and data sharing is on (Audi homey app worked earlier). Anything i’m missing?
As there is no data in the zip file I recommend contacting them directly: VW Group EU Data Act Portal via e-mail: euda-support@cariad.technology
I tryed also all data again and checking all boxes with no result. They keep empty. I send a mail and will see what they say.
Hope they can solve it.
Exactly. I also contacted them and it’s fixed!
Thanks 
Hi
Im the owner of an ID.3 and ID.Buzz electric offcourse
I get a lot of data from the car by this app, but I wonder, what about “Service Warnings” Tyrepresure etc?
My car doesn’t have any warnings right now, but will they also appear here?
Hi Gert,
Three different answers, depending on which part you mean:
Service intervals — yes. If your car reports them, you get distance and days remaining until the next inspection and oil service as separate values you can use in flows.
Tyre pressure — maybe. The app has capabilities for all four wheels, but it only shows them when the vehicle sends actual pressure readings. In the datasets I’ve seen so far, VW sends only validity codes rather than real values, and the app deliberately shows nothing instead of a made-up “1 bar”. Whether your ID.3 or ID.Buzz sends real values, I genuinely don’t know — I have no dataset from either model.
The warnings themselves — no, not yet. Your car does send fields for a service warning and for active warnings in the instrument cluster, but the app doesn’t read them today. I left them out on purpose: I’ve only seen them on a vehicle with no active warning, so I can’t tell what the values mean, and guessing would mean showing you a warning state that might be wrong.
That’s where you could help. Open the app settings, go to the Debug tab and copy the raw JSON for one of your cars. That tells me exactly what an ID.3 and an ID.Buzz deliver — especially whether real tyre pressures come through. And if you ever do get a service warning, a second copy at that moment would settle what the warning field actually means. With those two I can map it properly instead of guessing.
Best,
Andi
