Charcoal75

The car does have the Speed Limiter from the factory and I have already purchased the stalk and activation code. I am planning to install the stalk as soon as I have some time so your help may be necessary at that time. I live in North Yorkshire, I am guessing you are in Birmingham ?

I know what it is but I am not familiar with ODIS, all I can say is that the activation software with the kit simply gives 3 fields as follows: 1. Activation code 2. Activation Number 3. PIN code It states "The activation procedure is only valid and active for one vehicle" I will be using my Ross-Tech VCDS for coding - hopefully

The kit part number is 6V0054691A and I purchased it directly from a Skoda dealership. Note that it is important to check the yjat BCM part number on the vehicle is compatible with the retrofit. In my case the BCM part number is 6C0937089D. Otherwise a new BCM would be required as well as the retro kit and I believe it would involve some additional wiring too. The vehicle currently has the speed control only.

Your reply is correct, however my wife's car is a Fabia III. Are you able to offer any help with my question?

Has anybody purchased and fitted a genuine Skoda retrofit cruise control kit. The kit hardware comprises new steering column stalks, It is also supplied with the activation software. Coding will be needed and this is the main area that I would like some help with. I do have a Ross-Tech HEX-V2 kit which is capable of coding.

I was looking at Ross Tech who seem to supply VCDS kits but if you have the software and connector where would one get the coding information to activate a function ie. in my case the Karoq 'Lane Assist'.

Many thanks for your reply, I am still getting used to the Karoq, very different to my previous YETI If/when I get round to it I will let you know.

I have just taken delivery of a Karoq 1.0TSI TECH DSG which has Traffic Sign Assist and I therefore believe that it will have the High Line Camera. I would like to add Lane Assist and wondered if this would be possible using VCDS coding.