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From what I can understand here is a software problem with the lights on the Kodiaq. Test this if you have the LED headlights: Turn the engine on and then off or go for a spin and then turn it off. Turn the parking lights on. Get in front of the car and watch the DRL-LED-strip in the headlights. Within a minute or so it will go dark! The "design strips" inside the headligt will continue to light though... Not enough light if parking on a dark roadside. If you leave the car for an hour or so and then turn the parkinglights on, they will continue to shine, but the licenseplate light will be off! Checked this at the dealer and two more Kodiaqs did the same. Skoda SE is investigating.

Hi! I have also been on vacation, (in Germany), so i have not been able to follow this tread.. The problem with the Cruise control display surely lies in the E/F version of the software. You must have a very new car since my wife´s car was built W10 but have the "old" software. Maybe there needs to be a newer software in some other modules too, ie the steering wheel controller or engine controller... The staging function and all other changes i have made makes the car a little bit more personal i think. Than You for Your help! Regards Ingo

Hi! Tried staging and cruise control display on my two Yetis but only staging worked, what software version does Your cluster have? Mine have SW: 5L0 920 840 E H08 0305. Regards, Ingo