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PetrolDave
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Please post only in English, use an online translation tool if necessary.
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Amundsen & Columbus are not brands, they are different models of the infotainment system. If the in-built sat nav needs an SD card inserted to work then you have an Amundsen, if the glovebox unit has a CD/DVD drive and the maps are stored internally on a hard drive then you have a Columbus.
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The sites of two of the manufacturing companies I worked for are now retail parks, and another is now a data centre.
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I'm using the latest 2025/26 MIB2 Amundsen map which has multiple incorrect speed limits, one example is the housing estate where I live shows as 20mph even though there are no signs changing it from the 30mph on the access road. Where do errors like this get reported? BTW I'm in England.
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And watch out for bow waves from idiots driving too fast through the water causing a much deeper surge.
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Have you tried turning start-stop off? If the car new or new to you? If new to you is the battery healthy with a good CCA?
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I wouldn't take an ACT engined car of mine to somewhere that doesn't seem to be fully up to speed with the extra steps and special tools required.
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According to the VAG documentation I haven't had a compatible phone for many years, but they've always worked! The documentation isn't a priority for them to keep it up-to-date so I wouldn't take any notice of it - just user experience what matters, and I would be very surprised if the A15 isn't compatible in reality.
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If you have a MIB2 then you have an Octavia 3 so you have posted in the wrong forum.
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A 2013 Octavia will have a MIB1 Amundsen which has different screen resolution to a 2018 screen for a MIB2 - they are not compatible.
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Not convinced that it's possible to remotely detect fuse or wiring problems?
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Could be missing/blown fuse or wiring/connector problem too.
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For a 1.5ACT engine that's too low, that's the quote for a 1.4 non-ACT engine. The ACT needs special tools and takes longer. 5years/80k miles is the old recommendation by Skoda UK which was "corrected" last year. Sounds like your "local ish VAG garage" is not 100% trustworthy?
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All Audi's (S3, A4, S4, RS4) and Skoda's (Fabia, Octavia) I've owned have had the low fluid warning including those without Xenon headlamps?
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I hope it's strong enough to withstand being run over by lorries such as bin lorries?
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@NJD91 is it a late Octavia 2 or an early Octavia 3?
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