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Hey, Guess your problem and mine might be similar. Mine says not available as I dont have sensors fitted OR the indicators in the mirrors Does your one have the blind spot indicators on the mirror?

Hi All, I thought this might a good place to ask my question. I am from Melbourne, Australia. Bought a 2022 Kodiaq Style last week. It was a unit off the dealer floor and it has all the optional extras except for Blind spot assist (not counting the sportline seats, alloys, wheels etc) since this model is one from the chip shortage era. Found out on the weekend that this does not have the SD slots, CD slot and the sim card slot. In Australia, we dont get skoda connect facility as far as I know. Has anyone come across such a unit ? How did you update maps? thanks! Guy

Thank you @ApertureS I assumed it would be there because I see some cars on sale from 2022 with blind spot and lane assist. I might be wrong but after seeing that Audis have the blind spot sensors in the same harness as reverse sensors, I thought Skoda may have the harness but not the sensors. Because the harness would have been made as default, just that they didn't have the sensors to plug in. 13-17 AUDI 8T A5 S5 RS5 A4 BLIND SPOT RADAR PARKING SENSOR MODULE HARNESS 032222 | eBay Now that presents a problem cos the dealership says any chopping and splicing of wires will void warranty. I saw on youtube that if you retrofit, you have to install wiring on the plugs of the front doors (taking vw for example). https://youtu.be/tp0105g8xt0 North London... definitely.... If I win the euro millions lottery

If I had that much cash to bring those guys down, I would have gone for a brand new. Thanks! good to know there are parts only option. The Skoda dealer I interact with said that, as long as I/installer does not splice any wires the warranty is valid. But not sure how the coding would affect the warranty unless I get it done at the dealer and pay with my kidney.

Hi everyone, I am new here and based in Melbourne Australia. I am in the process of finalising the purchase of a 2022 Kodiaq. It does have most options but due to chip shortage, is not equipped with Lane Assist/Blind Spot monitoring. Would any of you know if the wiring harness already has the provisions to fit the genuine sensors? I assume if genuine sensors can be mounted, they then have to be coded so you can enable/disable them through the infotainment system. OR am I thinking about an impossible scenario? Thanks! Guy AU