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This is the normal process for a Stop/Start battery change.

You can update to 0253, I will send you the file and some instructions by a Private Message.

I can edit to remove your VIN and any personal information if you don't have the tools. PM the file if you wish me to do the surgery 🤝 But it does sound like it is not mentioning 1941 upgrade as you say.

Well someone will eventually go online and find this document @Edela

You will ideally want to go online on erWin, pay for 1 hour to locate to correct TPI document from the vast sea of them. With that you will see "customer complains of...." to give you example. Even then, sometimes you need to specify the TPI number, or print it out. They might even moan that you shouldn't have it, but that's dealer bravo sugar. Next issue is not every dealer/country has the release yet, it can take a while to filter down to each system. I have mentioned to @Rainesh this phenomenon, of a week difference. So best try to locate TPI now, or in a week, though I suspect TPI exists.

Just need a volunteer now 😁 I would push dealer if your car is under warranty still, out of warranty, then apply the new firmware release.

Take everything in the named folder and place in ROOT of the SD Card as written in instructions sent to you. You cannot update system with D:\Skoda\MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0369T path

Yes, that goes to 8755 version, let me know if you want it.

0741/0742... I will send you some updates to try.

Ok, sending now

Not sure about your faults, but there are some updates available for your radio if you wish to try updates?

@Asimozari Check this page, see if your Software Train matches this image. Software Train MEN3_EU_SK370_P0113P SW: 0469

Ok, will send now.

A minor update to 0480 is available should you want it.

@Rainesh Was getting TunerDB errors also, so for some no errors, but for others this message. Fix currently unknown.

No, this is still current.

I guess you need the MEN2 firmware...

I will send you a download link for 0253 version

Ok, will do.

There's no changelog provided. But usually more stability and bug fixes, this might make the volume change less laggy for example/

My usual copy/paste reply if this helps... Download with PC Extract with 7-Zip to the root of a FAT32 or exFAT formatted SD Card (or USB drive if you car does not have SD Card) Remove all SD Cards and USB drives from the car Insert firmware into the car Have battery support or start the engine so the car has stable power during the update, do not start the engine during update process Press and hold down the Menu or Setup button for 10 seconds to enter the Engineering menu, locate page where Software Train is found, and press that update button there Leave the firmware in the car until you see success screen after a reboot, then you can remove it

Attention of @pab567 if the link above didn't reach you. You may need to supply VIN if requested, so a good idea to have this ready if asked @EdK

Considering that some cambelts can do 210,000km or I think one of my old engines was rated up to 360,000km, it suggests at least the belt is good to go. Maybe the £200 will be well spent, as long as you read the fine print 🤝

I have enough information, and sent you some destructions. And it should be 3x stages from your version. Best of luck.

Yes I can