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  2. I use carscanner app and this dongle https://amzn.eu/d/02erD0i9 It’s £36 for the dongle and £8 for the pro version of the app. No subscriptions. It does all the basic reading and clearing of codes, live data etc. It has the majority of the “tweaks” you would want to make pre programmed as selections. This includes service things like opening the rear brake calipers and coding battery etc. As per this list: https://www.carscanner.info/coding-mqb/ You can also do long coding but it doesn’t have the same helpers such as a tool like VCDS but most of the time I need to do it I’ve asked people on the forum and found what I’ve needed to do. There are a few things it can’t do like some adaptations and dataset coding but often you would need VCP or ODIS for that sort of thing anyway. It also has a CarPlay app where you can make dashboards from any data source so you can monitor things like transmission temperature etc. I have found that for the price it’s unbeatable and does nearly everything that a mid level DIYer would want to. The ultimate tool would be VCDS but that is around £225 but can do everything you need except dealer level online coding things like component protection. https://m.gendan.co.uk/product_VCV23.html?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=2009361245&gclid=CjwKCAjwo5bXBhAEEiwAkgpgXDjr7VRHYIiufMXCWsIb8mS_SSSj7lprJkcTEbAkCM7cPZszbZEBnBoC96kQAvD_BwE
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  4. Hi all, I bought these 3D printed diffuser fins off of Etsy and think they look decent. I've read on some forums that the original creator of these 'Nifty' shared the 3D print files and someone in the UK is now selling them on eBay in the UK. Nifty is based in Australia, as am I. They cost me about $85 delivered as there was a sale on when I was looking. There are other versions that fit if you have a tow bar and also for the mk4. They were really easy to install as they use the four screws that are already in the bumper.
  5. wokka started following Rear diffuser fins
  6. Hi everyone hoping to get some help with my mib unit I am having issues connecting to android auto On MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0245T 5Q0035874A I have tried everything I'm aware of so far and now I'm thinking it's got to be a software/firmware issue. I've tried several different OEM cables and 5 different phones (iPhones and Android) I have replaced the usb port with " 5Q0 035 726 E " aswell as a new HSD cable from the head unit in the glovebox to the back of the USB I have also tried 3 different byte 19 codes and checked that android auto and is enabled in 5F module the usb has been set to "full" but after all of that I still cannot get any to be recognised it seems like the usb just isn't sending data I haven't had the car very long maby a month but I have yet to get smartlink to work Bluetooth seems ok however it does drop out from time to time and is around 15/20 seconds delayed I would really like to get Android auto working as I do a lot of motorway miles and I like being able to easily change music to podcasts ect.. if anyone can help or possibly point me in some other direction I would massively appreciate it 🙏
  7. Hi everyone, looking for some advice. I've got a 2016 Skoda Rapid Spaceback 1.6 TDI 115hp (CXMA), 5-speed manual, with around 125k miles. I've been experiencing progressive power loss. 1st and 2nd gear feel reasonably good, but as soon as I get into 3rd, 4th and 5th, the power just drops off. It struggles to accelerate, especially uphill. I also get juddering when accelerating in 3rd at around 1,500 RPM. Power loss and juddering gets worse the longer I drive. I've been to a few mechanics, but keep getting different suggestions: charge cooler, DPF, EGR, injectors and turbo actuator. Some are even pointing to clutch and flywheel. I've changed the fuel filter and used EGR cleaner, which improved things noticeably, but the problem hasn't completely gone. No warning lights, and the engine doesn't noticeably run rough. Has anyone experienced anything similar with the 1.6 TDI? Just trying to narrow it down rather than keep replacing parts without knowing the actual cause. Or maybe scrap it at the end for an Octavia. Another thing to mention, no issue with clutch slippage its like there is resistance holding the car back and thus more heavy on the fuel consumption. Mechanical have suggested just to keep driving untill it breaks down. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
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  9. Thanks for that. Found one on eBay for £30 which is slightly more tolerable than new at £80 odd but now know what vehicles they’re from so I’ll keep my eye out…
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  11. @Zlatko580 Hi, Could you summarize exactly which train versions this solution is compatible with? Thanks in advance 👍🏽🙂
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  13. Ok, thanks. Appreciate the reply nonetheless.
  14. It’s borrowed from a VW, won’t put the full model Part number is 3T0 947 417 F 9B9 I can get a clearer picture tomorrow if needed
  15. Mine is 3T0947417B. Looks like it goes up to E. I’d be keen to know your part number @Danoid it’s on the inside under the battery cover. Mind you it’s £80 odd from Skoda so swapping might be the best way of getting one!
  16. If this is the map update I think it means engine running. It will do it as you drive and auto continue in the background from where it left off. You don’t have to do it in one go.
  17. I have just dowloaded the update via the portal. been waiting on a new sd card and laptop being returned. the instructions say the engine needs to be on for the duration of the update. is this the case or does it mean the ignition on. cheers
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  19. Hi @pab567 567, I'm looking for firmware MEN2_EU_SKGPx_P0080L_8755 for my Skoda Fabia. Unfortunately, I can't send private messages yet because I'm a new member. Is there another way you could share the download link? Thanks!
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  21. Hi everyone, I've just bought a 2022 Superb 1.4 IV Estate and day one I love it. Probable will have many question as I get into it, so please be patient 😁
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  26. What about one of these... https://reversee.co.uk/
  27. This tempted me once. But as I have good relations with my dealer and the whole team. I thought it wouldn't be fair... I've kept my yellowish torch light.
  28. I think it should. Just have a look on ifinterface.com and compare the P/N of your own one and the P/N from a 2023 FL version (the latest manufactured Mk3).
  29. Sunset over Mordor? :)
  30. A total of 4 Abarth in this small car park; just a shame not enough spaces for the fourth to line up with these, and the third is parked nose in.
  31. You missed your opportunity when yours was in for the work!
  32. Just go to the dealer and do it whilst looking around a car….. hmmmm
  33. Also another thought. If it is OEM does it have a part number on it. I wonder if they can be bought from Skoda?!
  34. A few more from today. Sun was setting on the return journey so snapped some more.
  35. Very jealous. I came to the forums too late for @ApertureS to be doing the cool white upgrades. Was it from a newer Skoda? My father in law has a new enyaq, I wonder if I can swap it without him noticing…

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