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To be clear, I think it's this module, which is placed kinda "under" the steering wheel column:

Hey guys, I need some insight. I'm having issues with the cruise control on my Octavia 1Z5 (2 FL Combi), so I got a scan at my dealer. The scan showed that the 'Steering wheel electronics' are reporting a permanent fault. As far as I can research, that's the J0527 component. Can this be the cause of the cruise control failing? The cruise control does not activate at all, in any condition. What does the J0527 (currently installed is 1K0953549CP) otherwise control? Airbag? Ignition? I was thinking I'd start with cleaning the rocker as described on here: But would I need to replace the steering wheel component anyways, when it's reporting a perm. fault? Also, the dealer said I need a 1K0953549CD, but that's almost triple price of the CP-version. Does the Highline version give any improvements apart of MFSW support, or can I just go for the midline? Thanks!

Hey, Sorry for not getting back to your, I missed your update. Is sounds strange, that the wouldn't be any error codes - no connection to the door should definitely trigger an error. The next step would be removing the door trim, and take a look at the wires inside the door, and see if any of the wires are broken or blackened, and get a measure on the outputs of the control unit as well as the wires. It's quite a bit of work!

Start by checking the wires between the door and the chassis. When you open the door, there's a rubber-tube containing the wires. Next step would be to remove the door trim, and check the wires there. There's a control unit, which it all connects to, and which then routes it all inside the car. Look for breaks in the wires, or black spots and the like. The easiest would be to get a read on the car with VCDS, which should tell you where to start looking for a fault. There's some references here:

Yeah, it's relatively easy. The same procedure as when replacing the third brake light. A plastic tool for removing frames is good to have, but a long screwdriver will also do. IIRC, you'll have to remove the inner plastic by removing the sides first, screwing loose the top, removing that, and then you'll be able to click of the big plastic as well. Then you'll have access to the wiper motor and mechanism.

@PetrolDave Okay, thanks for the pointer! @davidbird Sounds exactly like my issue. I'll try to look into it in the next couple of days, and update this thread with what I learn.

@PetrolDave Great, thanks! Exactly what I was hoping / expecting. Do you happen to know the part-name / term, I can search for to find some more info on how to replace it?

I've got a Otcy II with an issue on the passenger side door, which does not register when opened, neither in the MaxiDot, lights or anything. The power lock and everything works fine with lock and unlock, it just doesn't register. The dealer said, that "the cental lock sensor is stuck on closed, so the car doesn't now when the door is opened", and that it'll cost £200 to fix, but I'm thinking that it should be possible to replace the sensor or whatever is faulty? I just spend £2000 to replace the timing chain, after a tensioner broke off, so I've paid them enough for now 😣 Have anyone experienced anything similar, or now how to check which part to replace? Thanks!

Although I don't have these myself, I can pretty much always recommend parts from superskoda: http://www.superskoda.com/dk/Skoda/OCTAVIA-II/Octavia-II-04-12-FULL-frontrear-led-dome-light-kit-KI-R I myself are looking for interior LED lights with a more warm glow, as I think the bright white LEDs will be too bright for the interior lighting.

You'd probably need to remove the whole door trim to be able to replace the speaker. Take a look here: There doesn't seem to be enough room the replace it by simply removing the grid, shown at very beginning of the video. Part no. is 1U0035411E.

Is it this one? WHT003849

I haven't used them myself, but they should work fine. Note though, that it's only for streaming music, no calls, as the unit does not have a microphone. I haven't been able to find one with a mic.

Apparently not I would, but I'm not sure where to start. It's either building the PCB myself, with the right SMD's, a controller for timing and whatever else would be needed, or trying to find something similar and adapting it. Any ideas? I've seen those indicator strips, which do dynamic indicating, maybe it would be possible to fit a short one of those inside the glass for the mirror repeater? Edit: Like this one:

I'm still interested in answering calls, hanging up, changing tracks somehow using the car - will that not be possible without rSAP? Doesn't sound right to me. Ah, so it's RCD310 - I've been wondering about that for a while, what the Swing is actually called, and RCD310 seems to be the one. Thanks! It'll definitely make it easier to search for!

It should be the same light in the glove box, I think.