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  1. 2 hours ago, Avocet said:

    It is possible to alter speedo in some VAG cars   I altered mine in a 2019 TIguan but since then VAG has crippled a lot of things you can do with VCDS or OBD Eleven.

     

    The speedo works by impulses from the ABS sensor in a rear hub. It is set for the recommended tyres to give a certain number of impulses per Km (or Mile ) depending on the area its sold in.

     

     

    In the TIguan the OBD Eleven had a place where it had 6 alternatives for wheel size    I altered it from 3 to 1 and it brought speedo almost bang on a t 100kph   I havent found the same available for the Kamiq   Just stick to the perceived speed and you wont get a ticket.

     

     

     

     

     

     

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  2. Posters are saying their speedo is UNDER READING   ITS NOT    its OVER reading as required by law. Dont know about Europe but in Australia the ADR Rules  state  that a speedo  can over read by up to 10kph at 100kph + - 4% so legally it could read 114 and still be legal.   IT may NOT READ LESS THAN ACTUAL SPEED. Most are set at +4 to +7    My TIguan was  7 over at 100kph and by using a OBD  Eleven  I changed the wheel size to bring it bang on.  Legal Wheel and tyre sizes are on the plaque in your fuel  cap  so if you stick to them you will be OK

     

    Changing drive modes is for gears and suspension settings and will have nothing to do with speedos

  3. I really couldnt care less I only use capitals for emphasis.  No other reason.

     

    How much is the subscription to Skoda connect.  From what I have read you get quite a bit of info over it.

     

    We dont get any software updates etc as dealer isnt interested.  So why dont you subscribe. Then you wouldnt have to come on here to ask questions about simple things.

     

    I set out all the procedure for offline updates as have been doing in various ways for years, to help you and you poke **** at me.

     

    Makes me wonder why I bother if this is the reception I get for doing something as inoffensive as using capitals.

     

    I apologise for your thin skin.

  4. I know it doesnt do it because I have tried and it wont as it checks the map version before updating .  It will DOWNGRADE but if map the same it says it cant do it.  Has been consistently the same since 2010 on various Nav units    THATS HOW I KNOW from way back in the day when we used to pirate the maps on another forum and VAG threatened it with legal action

     

    Also have been mixing between Skoda and VW portals for maps since then as well.     Same **** different label.

     

    As I also  said you in England have a different method of doing it as we have to off air updates as dont have WIFI connection to anything. Seems from your last post you are doing an offline update?????   Why??????

  5. If you read through the thread you will see what happens and how to do an OFFLINE update as we do in Australia.

     

    As I understand it those of you in European Countries can do an OVER THE AIR update   

     

    First thing you should do is check your map version BEFORE updating and then again AFTER to see whats changed.

     

    What you THINK should happen and what ACTUALLY happens are two different things.

     

    In my 14 years of updating maps it has NEVER said what its updating to as you already know that when you downloaded it and should check as I have said.  

     

    The only thing I have found it wont do is reinstall the same version over the top of itself.

  6. On 04/02/2024 at 04:22, xman said:

    All well and good until you decide to go on that driving trip abroad or even drive 200 miles down south on a Bank Holiday weekend.

    Oh dear only 200miles     Try on our west coast from Broome  to Port Hedland a bit over 600km and only  roadhouse with petrol halfway on the whole trip.   We have cattle stations with a driveway that says   Station House 72kms and are probably half the size of Great Britain as are measured in hundreds of Sq Km  never mind acres.

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  7. 7 hours ago, Ackie said:

    When you unzipped your files did you copy all of them onto your usb?

    What i do is d/load the map from either VW or Skoda onto my HDD.   I then put what ever stick I want to use into the computer and I then unRAR it (unzip if you use that)  onto the stick that you are using.  Then just put it in the car  .  My one with music on it is a USB C stick. the one I used yesterday is an Adapter for micro SD to USB A into an adapter from USB A to USB C. . Have a few of them for my  dashcams. Either work equally well.

     

    You can, after you download the file Unzip it to your HDD and copy the whole thing onto  the USB device if you want but is just an extra step.

    After unzipping you should have a list of 21 folders and 1 file  at the bottom   This is for the AUSTRALIA update. Dont know about other regions

     

    Shot of whats on my SD Card

     

     

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  8. 9 minutes ago, Ackie said:

    22.12 is my present update.

    Over the air updates only if you subscribe to Škoda Connect. Free updates via your previously described method. Will wipe usb memory and download maps again.

    Thanks.

    On previous time i updated I used a USB C stick that had 1200 music tracks on it and map updated OK Just added the map and car found it ok

  9. If you are in Europe surely you have updates over the air . We do NOT have that in AUS  so have to do an "offline" update.   Did my Kamiq yesterday and here is what I did   Formatted a micro SD card  downloaded the TAR file from VW  Used a 21 TRoc as the Model  and MIB3  (Discover PRO)  (no new maps  on Skoda)     unRARe'd the file to  the card. Put it in a USB C adapter and stuck it in the car.  Will go for a drive over weekend and it will update from 22.12 to whatever the new update is.

  10. Well I dont see the millions and millions of car owners that only have space savers lining up to change them. I dont like them much either but they do the job and you can drive on them ,just slower.  In  AUS  there are places open all weekend in most areas.

  11. Unless you live in the middle of nowhere a spacesaver is adequate   Ive only had 1 puncture in last 14 years. Son has A Fiesta and got him a mag that was factory for $25 and a s/h tyre.  Put some styrene around boot to lift the floor and its all good

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  12. So ring a few wreckers    A POLO wheel will fit and heaps of them wrecked   MY LE actually has a spacesaver and a tool kit so why hasnt yours..   Poverty Pack maybe???????

     

  13. 13 hours ago, Carlston said:

     

    I think you mean 658601011 rather than 65860101, ie. with nine digits...as shown in the photo and link below.

     

    On the Kamiq, 195/60R16 6Jx16 ET35 5/100 57.1 is a winter tyre and rim specification although Skoda dealers are also supplying this size as a spare wheel for the Kamiq. This is an economy measure so that the same spare wheel can be used for both the Kamiq and the Scala. If Skoda had chosen a 205/60R16 spare wheel for the Kamiq they wouldn't also be able to sell it for the Scala...because the Scala uses smaller outside diameter tyres than the Kamiq.

     

    If a 205/60R16 fits in the spare wheel well it might be better to use that size. Skoda has a habit of supplying undersize spare wheels, most notably the 205/55R16 6.5Jx16 ET46 5/112 57.1 from the Octavia MK3 that they supply as a spare wheel for the Superb MK3...even though 205/55R16 has an outside diameter 4.9% smaller than the standard 215/60R16 tyre size on the Superb MK3.

     

    195/60R16 tyre fitted to 6Jx16 ET35 5/100 57.1 steel rim 658601011

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    https://www.skoda-parts.com/spare-part/658601011-spare-wheel-skoda-37007.html

     

     

  14. The Kamiq is on the POLO platform  and therefore the wheels as in a Polo have a pitch of 5/100     Golfs and other VW are 5/112

     

    Must be some been wrecked with the kit in them

  15. Do what it say open the folder you downloaded  and copy the contents onto your USBC stick and put it in the car and go for a drive for 30 mins and it will update WITHOUT TELLING YOU  do check your  map version before you start and after you have updated

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  16. Yes you put a thin body tool down the outer end of the s/s button and gently lever it upwards or you cna do it at the other end which is a bit more solid   The whole piece comes out and you will find you have to carefully tuck the cable in and under the whole thing as there isnt much room in there

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  17. 31 minutes ago, phope said:

    I must be getting lazy...I just couid not find the willingness to start dismantling trim for fusebox access or doing piggyback fuses

     

    One quick solution - Garmin OBD socket connector with built in battery saver and options for 10 minutes, 24 hour or continuous running after ignition switch off.

     

    Stuck to dash innards with a sticky pad, and USB cabling then just run as normal up the side of the A-pillar trim and under the leading edge of the roof lining

     

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    Shame you bought such a crappy dash cam      Only place for a Garmin is in the bin. A friend bought one and I installed it for him.  Was about the worst of the 3 cheap crap cameras he bought

  18. 45 minutes ago, DNC said:

    I've only just purchased the Pro, so not sure about how many credits it takes for each adjustment! I'll get on to watching adverts! 

    It tells you on each app in the program on your phone how many each use. They also cost the same to reverse .  is a waste using them as you dont really know what an App changes whereas you can see what you have codded and reverse it reasonably easily

     

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  19. 27 minutes ago, DNC said:

    👍😁🤣🤣🤣

     

    I didn't actually notice that! 🤭

     

    Maybe I should be in bed and not on a forum at this time of night! Good night! 👍😁😉

    Also if you have bought a PRO why are you worried about credits      I have about 600 from getting a bank  by watching ads each day for several months but have used hardly any as easier and better to do coding

  20. 17 minutes ago, DNC said:

    Before we start guessing, please see the actual OBD Eleven web page. I would love to nip out and check the wife's car, however with the (allegedly) imminent delivery of her new Scala and my Octy, I'm saving the in app' credits for the two new cars! 

     

    I had a generic units and then, Carista previously and I'm more than happy with my purchase of OBD Eleven Mk2 and Pro subscription and I'm keeping the Carista for use on my BMW Mini! 

    Weblink:

     https://obdeleven.com/en/supported-vehicles

    Its a shame people dont post in the correct threads    This one is for 2021/22 Scala models and he is asking about a 2019 model which has vastly different access than later models

     

    I CANT DISABLE S/S in my wifes MAY 15 2021 built Kamiq  which is a Scala in a different coat. Have tried everything  and only way is to buy the cheat cable from AliExpress and as the trim is very tight and seems a bit fragile I have been reluctant to pull it apart to fit the cable

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