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  1. Good morning... both vehicles—the Octavia 3 facelift and the Superb 3 facelift—are built on the standard MQB platform. The steering wheel and airbag are a direct fit for the Octavia 3 facelift. However, there is one difference: with the new steering wheel design, Škoda removed the "Menu" button, meaning you can no longer access the onboard computer menu on the Octavia 3. I developed a custom module for this that intercepts the hex code sent to the vehicle's CAN bus and transmits the correct code instead. I could source all the parts and build a ready-to-use, plug-and-play adapter for you; you would just have to handle the installation and the steering wheel swap yourself.
  2. Connect the old BCM—it doesn't matter if Component Protection (CP) triggers. Create a backup using the VC tool, connect the new one, transfer the backup using the VC tool, and purchase a stock dataset if necessary. That’s how I would try it. If it was just about expanding the color range, an update would have sufficed.
  3. Do you have a VAS6154a or b?
  4. What problems are you having? Why the replacement? Error log readout?
  5. Stabilus is OEM by VAG Change need both Side 4 Minutes
  6. I have a Seat Virtual Cockpit on the bench with MOST and inactive Component Protection. The immobilizer doesn't matter in this case. I'd be happy to test it.
  7. I could set it up on the table, I could test it. Why Only Columbus, MIB2 STD also have MOST
  8. Ethernet or MOST virtual Cockpit
  9. Charging the battery: if this helps only temporarily, replace the battery regardless of age or mileage.

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