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Hi I recently bought a used MIB2.5 and a 9.2" display to retrofit to my 2016 MkIII.

 

Im told I need to remove component protection on the MIB2.5.

 

Is this all I need to do or is there HECS/SWAP codes that need doing also.

 

I can borrow an VAS5054 but does anybody have a guide on how to do the above?

Yup, it'll need CP pairing and then FeC/SWaP codes restoring.

 

This can be done with a VAS5054a and licenced ODIS with a valid online subscription for Skoda. However, you probably only have the hardware rather than the software with a valid subscription? Instead, you might want to contact one of the various companies who offer remote coding. You'll still need the VAS5054a but there is no need for ODIS or a subscription as they will use their own :)

 

 

I assume you had a MIB2 unit? I'm not sure if the FeC/SWaP codes are directly compatible between MIB2 and MIB2.5 so there may be an extra step to unlock some features :thumbup:

 

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Thanks Langers2k

 

I thought this was something i could do but it looked like you need a licenced ODIS which i don't have

Yeah, you need valid FAZIT/GeKo credentials etc to allow access to the VAG servers I'm afraid. It's a long and drawn out process to get access and not cheap as far as I know :worried:

 

Still, plenty of remote options given you've got access to a VAS5054a, they'll be cheaper and more understanding than a dealer!

If you check this post / thread you'll find links to update software and also links to patch the files on the MIB2 / 2.5 unit to remove component protection.

 

I don't think you need access to ODIS, but you will need to a specific D-Link USB to ethernet adaptor.

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