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  1. 2 hours ago, defsix said:

    Interesting, in mine in ECO mode I can have ACC activated , but the car won't coast. Unless I tap the stalk back a bit, same as tapping the breaks. 

     

    Sorry, I meant to say ACC disables the Coasting function.

     

    ACC still works in ECO driving mode.

  2. 6 hours ago, defsix said:

    Not to out do your fine work, but I went down the simple route and purchased 3 spare shell's. 

    YIQIXIN Smart Car Key Shell Case 3 Button Fob

    Simple enough to swap over the electronics and key. 

    Now I have 3 shiny new metal cases keys. Previously it was one metal and 2 plastic. And the metal one was covered in super glue 😂

     

    I did consider that, and that was my initial plan, but why waste money when I have an unused key sitting in the cupboard.

     

    Now that I've learnt how to take it apart, next I will have no hesitation in getting a replacement key shell.

  3. 34 minutes ago, leolito said:

    @JR RS that 245 is an upsize from the original, any rubbing? Speedometer is out by too much?

    My car came with 235/40 which are at the beginning of the end, and I wonder for next season is stick to 19s but increase a bit the sidewall, or most likely to downsize to 18" and perhaps go 245/45.

     

    No rubbing at all.

     

    Compared to the factory size (235/40r19), this size (245/40r19) is more comfortable, more affordable, better availablity (more brand choices), and speedo is more accurate.

    Many Superb owners have made this switch.

    Highly recommended.

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  4. 51 minutes ago, Quartzzz said:

    I have no faults, wanted to see if aa wireless os enabled on latest software.

     

    based on the part number in ur image - 565035021C, u have a MIB2.5 unit - these r NOT capable of wireless Android Auto or CarPlay, no matter the firmware update.

    Only MIB3 units r capable of wireless.

     

    if u want wireless AA, i suggest u get an add-on dongle, like AAWireless. 

    i have been using one of these for many years now.  see image below. its great.

     

    if u want to update ur firmware - i've made a how-to for it for when i updated my unit. - Firmware Update Guide v1.0.pdf

     

     

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  5. @enoktakenokta - yes it can b done, but NOT with ur regular tools such as VCDS and OBDEleven.

     

    u need a modified (by someone who knows what they're doing) Gateway parameter file, and specialist tools (such as VCP or ODIS) to upload the file to the car.

     

    i've had it done on mine, paid a person i knew to modify it for me.  the intervention time was increased from 12 to 60 secs.

    its great having that extra time, however i only mainly use it on highways/motorways.   

  6. 3 hours ago, Inex said:

    Yeah.... I plan to try to swap the ballasts around over the weekend to see if that indicates anything... Crossing my fingers it can be done without removing the headlight.

     

    In addition to the ballasts, also swap the control modules - there r 2x per headlight, underneath.

     

    Ballast u can swap without removing the headlight.

     

    Unfortunately with control modules, u'll need to get access under the headlights.  Easiest way is front wheels off, wheel arch liner off - u will the have access to the back and underneath the headlight.

    Alternatively, try removing the engine under tray, u might b able to reach the modules, with long skinny hands.

     

    Sometimes these modules can get affected by too much moisture build up inside the headlight and subsequently fail.

     

    If swapping the 2x modules and ballast make no difference - then u'll likely need to replace the whole unit.

     

    .... assuming ur fuse is fine.

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  7. Had the Water pump on Gandalf replaced today, along with a new revision non-silikant coolant tank.

     

    Parts used:-

    P673 - Hepu Thermostat and Water Pump Assembly - MQB 1.8/2.0 TSI (06L121111H)

     

    06L121131 - Union for Water - VAG MQB 1.8/2.0 TSI 

     

    5Q0121407M - Coolant Reservoir - VAG MQB

     

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