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They don't exactly post a changelog, this software is intended for workshop use, and the technicians don't need to know... just to apply You can send a PM to me, if you still need MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0480T

PM with link to firmware sent

1. Yes, MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0480T 2. Maybe 3. No idea

EDIT: Just looking on Google, there is a few entries that link back to this very forum! https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/461600-skoda-superb-trouble-code-p0113-p0238/ Now don't quote me on this, but on a Passat I had around that time with 170CR engine, there was a recall for the DPF Sensor that was being naughty. Just because a fault code appears in G31 Sensor, does not always equal a fault with that part, it can be caused by a cascade fault further up the chain. Not saying this is your cause, but doing some reading around this has been reported from another post on here. Faulty wiring, and I think there is mention of a TPI for this type of issue also has been posted about. Trying to fix some faults at home will be nearly impossible with the tools at your disposal, so could be a trip to dealers.

I have had a little look at the wiring diagrams. 1. Ground 3. 5V 2 & 4 will be some Voltage, but cannot say as ODIS test plan would reveal a value/range if written.

Reminds me: There are 3 types of people that can count, those that can, and those that cannot.

I have never seen a wiring diagram that shows voltages for each circuit. The main software ODIS would have a possible test plan that might ask the tester to check voltages for XYZ, but it's unlikely you have this as it's dealer/independant garage software. The fact you mention that atmosphere sensor keeps toasting every few months suggests a wiring issue could be frying it, or as you fear a bad ECU/control module could be reading weird things. (History of the car is very important in painting the overall picture) Do you have the wiring diagrams for the car yourself to trace all the connections?

It's unusual not to have it somewhere, I have a friend who was able to get all of my PR Codes from PartsLink24, erWin should also be able to get you the information you require. Using erWin you could also download the repair manuals/wiring diagrams whilst you are grabbing your car information/recalls that might exist. A friendly dealer might assist you / TPS https://tps.trade/ that might answer what your paint code is if you lucky.

Codes are not always in the boot, sometimes it will be inside your handbook (like mine) Example

MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0253T is availble I shall send a PM in next few minutes, packing your file for transport.

Yes, but use software only at your own risk of course. Like any firmware update, not without risks. Need a little time to unpack/re-pack the update.

You can use this guide to check what's installed in your unit, then I can say if there's an update or not (as dealers might say no, when there is sometimes) MIB Infotainment version check (MIB1 MIB2 MIB2.5 MIB2Std MIB2High)

Not saying it is this, but there could be a newer firmware for the unit that might have a fix applied to it for this reason. They don't exactly advertise a changelog.

I am sure @pab567 will confirm, that the MST2_EU_SK_PQ_P03xxT has never been seen to be released in the wild. So therefore, no update is available or even same/earlier version.

Do you still need firmware update? If yes, can you get image of Software Train installed in the car. Use this video to locate the value MIB Infotainment version check (MIB1 MIB2 MIB2.5 MIB2Std MIB2High) You may wish to ask your question in English, and follow the link above to get the Software Train information needed and part number to verify. Please follow the above video guide on getting the hardware part information and Software Train installed.

This software release has been available since 7th March 2022, but not sure how they are rolling out via OTA (slowly in batches it would seem) I have the full update file, but would recommend letting the dealer or being patient for the OTA. It's a tad over 9GB this update, so will surely take time to load, there's also a sequential update to take you from much earlier versions to the current in 2x steps I believe. 16xx to 17xx to 18xx

I am sure that your SW Train is MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0472T Please look here to verify, look around in update history if needed. MIB Infotainment version check (MIB1 MIB2 MIB2.5 MIB2Std MIB2High) MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0480T is available if needed.

I am no expert on the systems, but if you are on 02xx / 03xx / 04xx then you stick within your SW band. The hardware parts are different between the units, so risk of bricking is high if you load 04xx onto say 03xx base firmware. I am sure there are ways to apply the "wrong" firmware versions, but I wouldn't risk that myself.

You have a PM for 0369 version

MIB Infotainment version check (MIB1 MIB2 MIB2.5 MIB2Std MIB2High) Here you can see from 1m 30s+ where the menu is entered and shows the Hardware part number and the Software train version. Rather than send any flash file, I would rather double-check to be 100% safe. Hopefully you can see MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P03xxT Try to take a picture to very, and upload here

Sorry, seems I cannot send any more PM's. Didn't realise there's a limit. Try to send to send me one, and I will see if I am allowed to reply to it, otherwise file will be linked to you tomorrow at some point.

I shall send you a PM in a few minutes

Yes he is a legend giving up a lot of time to help people find updated firmware and advice. MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0480T is the latest for that SW Train, no 490 Yes and no, essentially any update could fix something, but break another thing. Me, I tend to not care too much, so updated mine to 0253t, being of 02xxt series FW If you wanted 480, let me know can make/upload quickly 😆

If you see the little white slider on the left, you have two positions to slide it from. One is a locked position and other is unlocked. Wrapping tape around one missing the white tab fools reader into thinking it is an unlocked card, so can be formatted/written to.

If you are able to show a "SW Train" version I can try to check Potentially 0253 might be available.