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Yeah you need other files before the 308, if you upack the 308 file there is a file inside called manifest.xml iirc, you can open it with notepad (or notepad++) and look on which version it can be applied, like this example: "Manifest": "1.0.0", "PackageName": "MOI3_EU_SKMQB_P30800P", "PackageType": "main", "PackageVersion": "308.0.1", "Release": "MOI3_EU_SKMQB_P30800P", "MuVersion": "0308", // "SupportedTrains": [ "*_?268*", "*_?270*", "*_?272*", "*_?274*", "*_?276*", "*_?278*", "*_?300*", "*_?302*", "*_?304*", "*_?306*", "*_?308*" the EU version of 308 can only be flashed if your current version is at least 268 on newer on on 308 itself, you have to trace back evey version but i assume that RW it's very similar if not identical as the EU. finding older versions is difficult i know, i have the olders one for EU only because @Lennart shared them, i dont really know where to look for them, surely somewhere in the VAG flashdaten. sorry for not being more helpfull 😞

I had mine also expired, but i think you could try to renew it for 1 month free if you login in your account, that is what i did after i reactivated the navi (and itself updated to 24.2 now). did you try again? do you have any other fault codes? is your OCI also updated? yeah the dealers are really bad but you should bring with you the TPI printed and ask the chief mechanic to follow it and that you will provide that code for them, they should charge you only the labor.. that is what i managed to make them do until i decided to do it myself.

Hi, sorry for the late reply.. i did not encounter in such an error but you cannot use other codes from the excel, they wont work.. your codes are "TMBKW7NP1L7050357 FREPPSDNAVB1 SV8719ZZTRBM 489747", did you follow the TPI correctly and used the FFS menu to reactivate navigation? It requires DSS Login on Geko, it's wierd that it does not allow it, but i used 7.2.1 odis so dont know if something else is messed up. You could bring the car to the dealer and make them reactivate it no problem, you just have to pay the work if out of warranty but they should do it.

that's a very very old version, does obdeleven say that there is a new version available? i dont know if there is a special procedure to update from that version but technically if the update allows you to flash it you should be ok doing it, the only problem could be that maybe it requires other updates on other modules.. you could try in erwin looking for a TPI.

Good Job I initially downloaded the update on a usb drive from the Skoda website but then i had to do other stuff and did not proceed with it.. since i have wireless internet connection in my garage and the car is connected it helf updated first to 23.6 and noticed yesterday to 23.12.. so no need for a manual update

according to the 0308 manifest you should be able to update from 302, you could probably do the same on the Karoq just try it the software will check the hash and only do it if it's compatible.. you will not have any functional error just need to do a SVM to complete the procedure but it does not show up in regular driving. "Manifest": "1.0.0", "PackageName": "MOI3_EU_SKMQB_P30800P", "PackageType": "main", "PackageVersion": "308.0.1", "Release": "MOI3_EU_SKMQB_P30800P", "MuVersion": "0308", // "SupportedTrains": [ "*_?268*", "*_?270*", "*_?272*", "*_?274*", "*_?276*", "*_?278*", "*_?300*", "*_?302*", "*_?304*", "*_?306*", "*_?308*"

I had wireless carplay already enabled on 0156 and working, android auto wireless has been activated since 0306 version.. you can enable both doing adaptations in the 5F unit and obdeleven (or any other obd that can do vag adaptation) fairly easy.

wierd that you have it installed but with an old version of the MIB3 software, but better so. in VCDS you can do a full scan and in address 75 "Telematics" look for the line "Component", you should find there the version of the OCU firmware installed.

I do not have any battery charger and did the update with the ignition on but motor and lights off.. i did not update firmwares all at the same time tho, the first big updates took a long time and then i drove the car a bit to charge it. The other updates are relatively quick so it's "safe" to do them without any charging attached, the MIB3 itself it's just a Linux tablet, it wont drain a car battery so quickly. OBDEleven is more user friendly probably, but yes it requires credits to do some "click and forget" adaptation.. you can use it to do long coding and manual adaptation also without spending money. VCDS is more powerfull and has a great community/official support from forum but is a lot more expensive and requires a pc cannot be used with a phone.

Uhm maybe from the Engineering Menu but i'm not sure, i guess not.

Exactly that is why i'm confident that you already have the FEC installed so nothing to worry about breaking anything. My car was produced december 19 so i fall in the TPI case -_-" nothing serious for me since i had a VAS adapter to use ODIS-S. I checked the OCU version using OBDEleven i was on version i think 88 or something similar but my VIN had a recall from Skoda years ago because of some serious bug so surely is not the original version paired with the 0156 (that was not updated in the recall, thanks Skoda). With OBDEleven for example you can change the Crash Adaptation to match the "via CAN" required but it's required so only in the older TPI that does not mention from what version you coming from. The newer TPI just ask to check what version there is and if older proceed with an older procedure (called 91YB where the redirect of the crash signal is required, speculating) and does not mention this redirect. You probably have a bugless OCU version already and the 112 fix also, it's basically confirmed by your TPI without mention of the OCU at all. My guess is that older versions in earlier produced cars had an "auto112call" happen not only during a real crash but also during an OCU disconnect (during updates? or battery powerloss?) or something similar, and they fixed this with newer releases. But who knows, vag is never really clear and trasparent on why they do this and that.

0238 breaks Navi, anything else that is not 0156 should have 00071C00 already enabled and valid. You can check by long pressing menu and go in the Installed FEC, scroll down and i'm confident that you will spot it there at the end. Here in the picture i was still on 0156 and i had no 00071C00 showing up, the older TPI sais that any car that is produce after jannuary 2020 should not have the upgrade problem because it's already sold with a newer version like probably yours is with 0270. Just go and check: if it's there updates are really simple like copy on usb and apply, nothing else needed (except for updating OCU to 141 or 143 ofc). Protip, you can start directly with 0306 skipping 0276 and 0278, then go with 0308 and 0330.

PS: btw, proof that i'm on 330 now i also connected the car to my wifi in the garage and perfomed an online update for the maps, i'm now on 23.6 database and not on 20.11 like the photo sais).

So a little update: EVERYTHING WORKS. Let's start a "Journey Diary - Guide" so that everyone that wants to do it can follow the steps and update. First of all, the previously mega link posted above (here) contains all the files needed. I did everything myself with the help of @Lennart, not diffucult at all, but the responsability is yours alone. Updating from the ancient 0156 is not that difficult, it's just like any other update for the MIB3, but it breaks Navigation System. This is intentional and it's because Skoda changed the license and offers Navigation as a SWaP now. You can check in the Service Menu (long press menu button) that no 00071C00 FEC is installed and in the supported FECs it doesn't even show up as available to install. According to the 2 TPI in the mega folder (one older in English, one recent 2024 in Italian) Navigation is now a SWaP, and since it already was included in the car package when bought you can reactivate it using the codes that Skoda provides to re-enable it. Tool necessary to do the update is any OBDEleven or VCDS or any other tool that can do SVM (Software Version Management), but to re-enable Navigation ODIS-S is needed. ODIS-S is a dealer level software, so you have to rely on a dealer to apply the SWaP or to someone that has ODIS with a valid Geko Online account and the necessary hardware to connect to the car. Just go to the dealer after all the updates, you can bring the activation code or ask them to provide it, is in their ODIS Service Net and can be also obtained from Erwin Portal online. In the first TPI it's stated that the OCU (Online Connectivity Unit) has to be flashed first. Before doing that use any of the tool to go to the 0075 module (the OCU indeed) and in adaptation you need to change the Crash Signal to "via CAN". Once applied format an usb stick to fat32 or exfat and unpack the version 143 of the OCU update named 5WA035284OCU143.zip in that stick. Insert the usb stick in one of the usb-c port and long press the Menu button for 3-5 sec, reboot in Engineering mode to start the update following the TPI instruction. Once applied it will reboot and the infotainment will be working as usual. Using OBDEleven or VCDS or ODIS-S you will see that you have a fault error B201A, it's normal when doing an update via usb without dealership computer, it can be easily fixed by updating SVM using a xor tool that can be found here. It's nothing critical, you just have to tell the MIB3 that the software is new. Now you can proceed to do the actual MIB3 Update: format the usb stick unpack the first sequential package MOI3_EU_SKMQB_R23802P + P26810P + P27800P.7z in the root folder, go in the Service Menu and then press Update. The software will auto check the usb drive and since everythin is signed by Skoda it only applies if the file is the correct. It is almost an 1h job and it will reboot multiple times (5-6 at least), since it's not incremental everytime it has to delete the previous and reflash. After this you will land on SW version 278, MIB3 will work fine except that Navigation wont start. If you go in the Service Menu you will see that the Predictive Navigation FEC 00071C00 is not installed but it will be present in the available tab that was not present before. You can do a SVM fix again. Re-do everything, format the usb stick and unpack MOI3_EU_SKMQB_P30600P_0306.zip, apply again in the Service Menu and wait for it, will probably need 20-25 min. On reboot, do the same with version MOI3_EU_SKMQB_P30800P_0308.zip than you can find here a then again with MOI3_EU_SKMQB_P33000P_0330.zip that will bring you to the latest 0330 version that was released i think Jannuary 2024. Remember that after each upgrade you have to confirm the installation change. Once done you can finally check if everything is working except of the Navigation System. To fix this you have to enable FEC 00071C00, and as said it can be only done by adding your specific activation license code and unlock pin (that work only in your car and vin) and only using ODIS-S Online, so if you go to a dealership to activate it he surely can and already has your data to do so, else just bring the code with you and let them restore it. It can be found in the excel sheet in the mega folder, just search for your vin and you will find it. If you have the necessary tool to use ODIS-S yourself (like i did), connect to your car and perform a FFS (Function Activation), proceed with option 1, enter the 3 values when asked and apply them, it will ask you to login online using Geko (DSS Login) and let ODIS-S check with the servers if the codes entered are valid, after a 20sec wait or so it will be verified and unlocked. Now Navigation will start again! You can check in the Activated FEC and you will see that 00071C00 is enabled and valid. This is not a hack, it's not some sort of dark magic, is just exactly what the dealer does when they perform an update. Since they often wont do it (if aint broke dont fix it) or refuse because "risky" now you know that you can do it by yourself, files are publicly available if one know where to look and how to find them. And since the latest update is not cumulative you cannot apply the latest to a very old version they would charge you a lot of hours to do it.. well actually it is cumulative but it wont apply because security check will not pass so be patience and follow the TPI. Enjoy. R.

You will need something that talks via obd port, such obdeleven or vcds or others. Should not influence anything for what i know, just a fault code.