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How did you do it? Which repo did you use?

Christ on bike! I've heard it all now! That's the height of cowboyism... I would be naming and shaming the sellers.

I had this recently, i had a little Pool in the spare wheel well. No idea exactly where it came from. Cleaned all the rubbers around the tail light, massaged/lubricated the main boot seal and touch wood not had an issue since.

Great. I must have the limited edition 2 screen version, where from some angles you have see a line down the middle.

Is the virtual cockpit not made of 2 screens side by side?

Don't forget, new parts can be faulty too.

The fact you unplugged the cam sensor and the sound went away is your biggest clue.

Validation of readings from sensor using a separate meter. Resistance check on loom.

Did you fit a NEW camshaft sensor?

https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/541291-google-maps-etc-in-virtual-cockpit/?do=getLastComment Already discussed here. It's still in early testing stage. The have proof of concept, but still a few issues. Definitely not a SD card update option yet. It's free and open source, but some are charging 200 - 300 to do it.

Which version / github did you use?

Evidently you didn't follow instructions. Re-do and follow instructions.

No worries. I sourced it from http://www.vangilsautomotive.nl/ via https://www.proxyparts.com Searched for the engine by engine code. Did the work with a friend of mine, so a big savings.

Yes... Been there, done that, in the real capital. 2020 engine, searched the European parts dealers using my engine code. ( nothing here available at the time) . Picked up an exact engine with less than 1000km , everything was identical except one sensor on the dpf. Swapped the loom over before install. Went like clockwork. Did the timing belt while it was out too.

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