Hi all

Collected my superb yesterday evening and looking to do some tweaks today. I used to own a Seat Leon Cupra which had the anti car jacking system where the doors locked automatically after the car reached 10mph. My assumption is that this could be done via VAGCOM.

Total enclosure was also a God send however I guess i need to either get a seperate alarm of some sort of module? Any ideas for the cheapest option?

Has anyone installed a Parrot bluetooth kit? I so, was it straight forward? It was straight forward with the Leon. Only problem i may have with the Skoda is that i dont have the radio code!

Edited 10 April, 200917 yr by m_zafar

anti hi jack can be enabled because mine has it anable at he mo.

anti hi jack can be enabled because mine has it anable at he mo.

Any ideas how to do this?

Also I found this code on the cd book: SKZ2Z3B 1351540, any of this the radio code? If not, i asume I contact a dealer and folk out some dosh?

Any ideas how to do this?

Also I found this code on the cd book: SKZ2Z3B 1351540, any of this the radio code? If not, i asume I contact a dealer and folk out some dosh?

The radio Code is usually 4 numbers - so I don't think this is the code?

Hi

I enabled anti hijack on my 2004 Superb with Vagcom.

It's on:

46 Central Convenience

10 Adaption

Channel 03 Auto Lock

Change the value from 0 to 1

And that's it, your done

Hi

I enabled anti hijack on my 2004 Superb with Vagcom.

It's on:

46 Central Convenience

10 Adaption

Channel 03 Auto Lock

Change the value from 0 to 1

And that's it, your done

Thanks mate, will try this tomorrow morning, wheres the socket mate? i will contact fisher brothers to find out if they will give me the code.

Thanks mate, will try this tomorrow morning, wheres the socket mate? i will contact fisher brothers to find out if they will give me the code.

The VAG-COM socket is just underneath the steering wheel............

The VAG-COM socket is just underneath the steering wheel............

nice one dude

Did the auto close on the windows on my Octavia;

http://briskoda.net/octavia-i/auto-windows-done/112251/

have a look here for info.

Any ideas how to do this?

Also I found this code on the cd book: SKZ2Z3B 1351540, any of this the radio code? If not, i asume I contact a dealer and folk out some dosh?

The radio code is 4 digits, however in the normal scheme of things you will never need it. The current headunits code is stored in the ECU, and is sent to the headunit from the ecu if the battery or radio is disconnected from the allways on 12V supply.

The radio code is 4 digits, however in the normal scheme of things you will never need it. The current headunits code is stored in the ECU, and is sent to the headunit from the ecu if the battery or radio is disconnected from the allways on 12V supply.

Is this the case for a 2003 mk1 model? don't wanna disconnect it and not have a radio for a while? Like the idea the ECU storing the code however this is the first i have heard of this. I assume the code would be retrievable via VAGCOM or similar

Should be, thats how my old 2001 mk1 octy was.

Any ideas how to do this?

Also I found this code on the cd book: SKZ2Z3B 1351540, any of this the radio code? If not, i asume I contact a dealer and folk out some dosh?

That looks similar to the code on the white tag which was attached to my spare key... immobiliser code? :confused:

Any ideas how to do this?

Also I found this code on the cd book: SKZ2Z3B 1351540, any of this the radio code? If not, i asume I contact a dealer and folk out some dosh?

That looks similar to the code on the white tag which was attached to my spare key... immobiliser code? :confused:

The immobilizer code is 17 digits, do you have 008 in front of that SKZ code? if so then yes that's the immobilizer code.

I get the feeling this is the serial number for the radio. I wont be the immobilzer or radio code.

Is the code obtainable from Vagcom just in case it asks me for a code tomorrow when i install my bluetooth kit?

strangely there was a four digit code printed on sticker literiture on back my radio paid skoda for code who actually didnt charge me (good old martin beever) and it was the same as the one printed on back

I just dont wanna be without a radio if i disconnect it. You are right, it might be on the radio when i pull it out tomorrow. Was hoping someone could confirm that if the radio is unplugged it wont ask for the security code as its stored in the ECU and the code can be pulled from VAGCOM if needed.

I'm pretty sure VCDS cannot find the radio code.

When i removed my radio (or disconnected the battery) the radio fired straight back up when it was reconnected with no code input needed.

Is the code obtainable from Vagcom just in case it asks me for a code tomorrow when i install my bluetooth kit?

No it isnt, only via the dealer unless written somewhere.

When you reconnect the battery the radio will show SAFE with some *'s. Wait a few seconds, and the radio will fetch the code from the ECU. You'll need the ignition on though

The radio code is 4 digits, however in the normal scheme of things you will never need it. The current headunits code is stored in the ECU, and is sent to the headunit from the ecu if the battery or radio is disconnected from the allways on 12V supply.

Naa mate, disconnected it and when i reconnected, it asked for the code! Now im buggered......

Naa mate, disconnected it and when i reconnected, it asked for the code! Now im buggered......

Have you simply turned it on, or turned the ignition on? The ECU will only fire up with the ignition on

Have you simply turned it on, or turned the ignition on? The ECU will only fire up with the ignition on

I had it in there for over 5min and even went round the block. No luck. It is still asking for a code:mad:

Trying my Blaupunkt MP56 now however i really dont wanna loose the steering controls. When i plug the top iso plg in (the yellow/green/blue one) it goes all loopy (comes up with telephone/usb all the time)

Depending on the stereo, if a Skoda one then the code was stored into the ECU.

You may have to press one of the buttons. IIRC my elegance's syphony you lhad to, but this was mentioned in the radio manual which one.

I think it's the confirmation of code one.

Depending on the stereo, if a Skoda one then the code was stored into the ECU.

You may have to press one of the buttons. IIRC my elegance's syphony you lhad to, but this was mentioned in the radio manual which one.

I think it's the confirmation of code one.

I guess i need the confirmation code then? I dont have this either:confused: