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How To: Retrofit a heated steering wheel to a mk3 Octavia

Purpletom
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The problem was with the clock spring, issue with open circuit (291136). I replaced it with a spare one and now it heats. Maybe it will be useful to someone.

The same problem described in https://forums.ross-tech.com/index.php?threads/35795/

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  • ApertureS
    ApertureS

    Always good to see people writing more guides!   The airbag difference is a PITA. After 2020 i believe they kept the 'heated' airbag design for all cars with or without heated wheels.

  • Purpletom
    Purpletom

    Yes, that is unfortunately true. The MFSW buttons are specific to DSG and then even more specific to the HSW as the right hand MFSW button unit has an extra socket for the CAN info for the HSW (temper

  • ApertureS
    ApertureS

    The steering wheel controls need to be specific for a heated steering wheel and for dsg paddles else there will be no connection for the temperature sensor or paddles.   you also need a new

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Hi, I have a 2019 Octavia Scout and would like to change to the Mk4 flat heated steering wheel.

My steering wheel is heated on my mk3.

Would it be a straight swap for the flat heated steering wheel on the mk4.

Kind regards

John.

Yes, you need lin Adapter

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Ok thanks

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