langers2k

These two posts suggest it won't work I'm afraid: - https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/317613-rear-view-camera/?do=findComment&comment=4612975 - https://octavia.team/temat/161-kamera-cofania/?do=findComment&comment=28953

I mentioned him in the thread so he should get a notification and hopefully reply

If I remember correctly, some units don't have the video hardware to take any input signal to display on screen. Some Google hits seem to suggest your head unit supports it but I can't find anything to be 100% sure 🤷‍♂️ Pab knows plenty about MIB units so can hopefully confirm either way...

At a guess, it might be 1Z0 858 069 AC BE9 that you need... You should double check it matches before buying though

@pab567 - do you have any idea if 5E0035819A support a reversing camera?

Can you add some detail? An autoscan from VCDS and what camera (highline/lowline) you installed would be a good starting point

Then as far as I know, it'll have the same suspension as a standard vRS If it's on 19" alloys, they can compromise the ride quality. Tyre choice can also effect it too.

I don't think 7zap covers newer models yet. Random example autoscan of an Octavia with a DGTE so it's certainly plausible: https://forums.ross-tech.com/index.php?threads/19983/

Is this a British car? Not sure about NI but for the rest of the UK, I would expect a Challenge spec car to have DCC... Given your car doesn't have a 'comfort' setting it's unlikely to have DCC. Without DCC, I'd expect all VRS to have the same suspension with obvious differences for TSI/TDI, hatchback/estate etc.

Maybe find a decent independent with the right kit for calibration. Just for example: https://www.vw-retrofit.co.uk/product/front-radar-calibration-service/ It's not 'super' cheap but much better than a dealer. The kit to do the calibration isn't cheap and it can take a while to set up so it's not surprising it's expensive. Hopefully in time it'll get cheaper

Pretty sure the Challenge gets DCC as standard, have you tried changing the driving mode to comfort or normal? Oh - and maybe check the tyre pressures too

Ross-tech added S12345 as a special login to allow engineering mode on certain 5F units It's mentioned in the thread I linked

Even if you use S12345 for the login/security code? Slightly different headunit: https://forums.ross-tech.com/index.php?threads/13478/

Then try one of the other methods? 👍

It's normally on a sticker in the boot area. You can also get it from the build-data sheet from Skoda. Otherwise, a scan with VCDS or similar should show it.

Looks to be covered here from about 1:50 onwards:

My 245 vRS gets probably ~400 miles to a tank. Long term average is 37.6 MPG but that'll just depend how you drive it

You might want to add that info to the thread linked below and see if Pab has anything for you. At a guess, there is a 0480 update

VCDS can't change the steering curve on a MQB platform car. The steering curve(s) are now in a parameter file that needs flashing onto the steering rack. You'd need a tool such as ODIS-e or VCP to upload a new one

You might want to try some google translate on this webpage: https://www.drive2.com/l/573969809784439237/ Not something I've tried as my headunit is already 04xx so it's completely at your own risk

Yeah that's just part of the buttons then, you'll need a new set to fix it 👍 There are a few versions that look very similar so if check your existing set for their part number before buying.

You might want to say which part number your radio has...

It might help if you post the part number of the bit you removed- it'll be stamped on the rear and include a colour code

Snake oil doesn't fix problem?! Madness Maybe it didn't work because it doesn't do anything or perhaps the fuel system was already clean enough that there was no marked improvement...? Anyway, I think it's pretty unlikely that your issues is caused by dirt or deposits on injector 3 and that redex will remove that specific contaminant by using above the recommended dose. I assume you've seen the number of possible reasons for these fault codes: - http://wiki.ross-tech.com/wiki/index.php/16684/P0300/000768 - https://wiki.ross-tech.com/wiki/index.php/16687/P0303/000771 I don't understand why you want to keep guessing at the fault and spending money on random fixes hoping that'll sort it. You need to get the problem diagnosed properly and then you can fix it...

Assuming you mean this bit: Then yes, just for example: https://www.cars-equipment.com/en/shop/multifunction-switches-buttons-2/oem-5e0419685a-trim-for-steering-wheel/ The correct part number should be stamped on the rear of your existing part, check the colour etc before ordering