PetrolDave

The UK mobile companies will keep 2G going beyond 2024, they have agreed with the Government that it could be as late as 2033. 3G is another matter, Vodafone have turned off 3G already in much of the area where I live - BUT haven't yet provided 4G coverage so in many areas where I drive the only data coverage is Edge (2.75G) which is crazy slow.

Sorry I missed off home battery which he does have. His major disappointment with his Volvo EV is that it doesn't support V2H - but he needed a suitable towcar for his large caravan.

Nobody is saying that you said not to code a new battery - the point of difference is what happens if you don't code a new battery. Read your earlier post - you said that NOT coding will lead to the alternator not charging - this IS NOT TRUE. We are all saying that the coding needs to be done after changing the battery, but you are saying if you don't then the battery won't charge - but what actually happens is that the battery DOES still charge but it takes time for the BMS to realise a new battery has been fitted and to adjust its charging regime to take best advantage of the new battery.

Well said - with the vast increase in non fossil fuel based generation there really is no even half decent reason to link the UK price of electricity to world gas prices. Even a good friend of mine who has an EV, an all electric caravan, PV solar panels, house battery and a heat pump finds it difficult to financially justify his investment due to the high unit cost of electricity - but is emotionally happy that he's doing the right thing for the environment.

That's not what several other members who have fitted new batteries without coding have posted over the last few years? They claim everything works as normal and the new battery charges OK? You're the only person who has posted that not coding after fitting a new battery leads to the alternator not charging...

Since I'm not an MOT Tester I can't confirm that.

And let's not forget that even if/when we get to a 100% 'clean' National Grid and 100% EVs there will still be the PM2.5 particles from the EV tyres -l et's not kid ourselves that EVs will remove ALL pollution from where they drive to where electricity is generated.

I've just entered the VIN of my 2015 Octavia that had a MIB1 Amundsen into the Skoda Update Portal and got a "server error" message, so it looks like Skoda have removed the MIB1 Amundsen maps from the portal. Please can any of the map finding experts on here (e.g. @MartiniB) help with a suitable download link such as the MIB1 STD1_P94?

That's a MIB1 Amundsen card that originally had the 2014/15 Europe maps on it IIRC.

When I saw the subject "AV update" I thought Anti-Virus update not Audio-Visual update 🙃

For the benefit of all it's important to be clear that NOT ALL hydro projects are pump storage ones such as Dinorwig, Pass of Brander, Coire Glas etc. In fact they are the minority, most hydro projects are purely generators not pump storage.

You're posting about this in two places which is going to cause confusion! Please stop posting in this thread and continue only in the other thread.

So FL cars are likely MY2025, only way to be sure is to check the MY digit in the VIN i.e.digit 10.

I couldn't find a link to MIB1 Amundsen map updates when I searched earlier, which is why I suggested you post in the Audio Electronics and Security forum which is where map updates get discussed.

For background see https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/490193-infotainment-model-numbers/?do=findComment&comment=5903300

Which is why this forum has a Location setting, so when you post anyone who reads your post can know approximately where you live - please update your profile to include a Location.

I think you're being offered MIB2 maps which don't work on a MIB1 unit. I think you need to ask in this forum where to get MIB1 Amundsen maps.

My previous Elegance didn't have memory seats and suffered from this random mirror dip position (once I enabled it using VCDS), but my current L&K has a memory drivers seat and the mirror dip works perfectly (so long as I have the mirror switch in the L position - nearside on a RHD car).

2025 map updates for a 2015 MIB1 - I'm puzzled?

New maps for the MIB1 AMundsen stopped being made available in 2021 - 5 years after the MIB1 Amundsen was last fitted to a new car in production. If you enter your VIN into the Skoda Portal you will see the latest available maps.

Note I said physically unlock (i.e. by sliding the cover on the door handle and using the actual physical key) this is for when the remote doesn't work.

Did you also clean the Haldex filter? That would have shown/collected any debris.

A VCDS scan will show you the BCM part number. Here's what it shows on my 2016 L&K: Component Protection removal requires access to the Skoda servers, so can only be done by a dealer or an independent with online access to them.

Nerd point - the only Quattro is THE Quattro, all other AWD/4WD Audis are badged quattro.

I've heard that if you physically unlock the car with the spare key then put it in the ignition and press the unlock button it will resync the rolling code?