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I've never used OBDeleven but I believe you can select control modules? If so, I think you're looking for "Lock Electronics", at least based on these screenshots I found:

The most reliable way to check for a VAQ is with VCDS or similar, check if address 32 (Differential Locks) is present Otherwise, you can check the original build data for PR-1Y2 which I think is the front diff lock.

Adding front sensors might be close to that price but a rear camera shouldn't be: - Genuine highline rear cameras with moving guidance lines should be £80 - Aftermarket versions with moving guidelines are closer to £40 To the OP, if you find a car that meets your spec but is missing a camera, there is a guide to retrofit one for an Octavia below. The Superb should be very similar but with longer wires

Q should be fine based on this list: http://wiki.ross-tech.com/wiki/index.php/Navigation_System_(RNS510)_Retrofitting

Please use English so we can understand you As this is the Superb section, you might have better luck in the Octavia section. This post is probably a good starting point:

Faulty start switch seems possible as it effects both starting and stopping the engine 🙂

A missing fuse would do it! Glad it's sorted

Run a switched live for the headunit?

Yup, there are some 1520/V13 files up for the MIB2 Amundsen as mentioned in another thread:

I agree the URL doesn't feel like a VW one but it is If you go to the VW webportal https://webspecial.volkswagen.de/vwinfotainment/int/en/index/downloads/maps-download#/ Select something like the Golf GTI from 2017 and discover media, then look at the links, they are all at lighthouselabs.eu For instance: https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU1_1410_V12.7z Changing the 1410_V12 to 1520_V13 gets the newer version.

Not sure I'd call them bootleg - they are hosted on the VW servers if you check the URL's

Not that I'm aware of

Does this help: http://www.pss-steering.com/en/prog_rack_steering.html Or maybe this different system:

I've never used OBDeleven but I think there is a 'history' option. You could also ask on their forum for support

What did you do and which tool did you use? Depending on the tool, it may store the changes you made to restore the config. If you have no backup, you'll need to take it to a dealer as only the Skoda/VW servers will have the original coding...

@MartiniB - Looks like there are some new VW maps https://vw-maps-cdn.lighthouselabs.eu/vw-maps/DiscoverMedia2_EU1_1520_V13.7z Downloading at the moment so I've not checked them.

5E0919605N looks to be a Bolero with a 'Setup' button. 5E0919605M looks to be an Amundsen with a 'Nav' button.

Sure, drop me a PM if you'd like a scan I've removed airbags a few times so if you need a hand, I'm happy to help

Yup, either checking the part number printed on them or getting the car scanned with VCDS or similar should confirm the part number. The last digit is important in the case of MFSW buttons so I'd suggest replacing like for like if possible.

Great! Out of curiosity, why did you downgrade it?

@aki78 - I assume your car resets to normal as you've fitted a 'magic box' to fix it? I have a 3Q0907530L HW436 SW:4326 which currently doesn't reset to normal (remembers the setting). @Krosta - it looks like your 3Q0907530L gateway has been downgraded as HW442 is normally a AA, AC or AG index. Can you confirm that? Just need to find someone with a Q index

Excellent, thanks @simion_levi - that matches my expectations

Did you get this sorted in the end? If not, I should be in Cambridge on Monday if you want me to clear the code for you. Not super close to Bedford but as close as I tend to get

If all the functions die at the same time, the clock spring could be suspect. However, if it's just the right roller, it's more likely to be an issue with the buttons

I can't find any stock Octavia autoscans (on rosstech forums) with 5xx gateways fitted - the only examples are obvious retrofits. I'm happy to believe that 5xx gateways reset to normal but I can't find much evidence that were stock fitment for the Octavia. There newest scans seem to have the 4xx AC version which makes me think it doesn't support driving mode memory. In this thread https://octavia-rs.com/thread/27496-fahrprofilauswahl-wird-nicht-gespeichert/ which is slightly unclear (google translate) but to me, it suggests Q or AA might be a safer bet. While I believe you're probably right and appreciate the input, I was hoping to confirm with some MY19 owners where it definitely works