Made it into a Karoq
.
With Seat not updating the mib2 high / plus maps this time round made it into a Karoq with "lifetime" maps... thanks to assistance by people round here (hunted them down
). Slightly difficult birth due to documentation not being clear and some in German - got there in the end.
I've edited it all into one post revising from the comments that appear just before up to the 20th, so the comments don't apply. All risk is down to the individual if they brick their unit in the process. Hence my careful approach.
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Now it drives like an
Ateca with maps of a Karoq
.
(Identical style maps but can be updated to current VW / Skoda release)
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Basically still Seat firmware with Seat garages shown on the map, no change there. The part number of the map isn't shown in the picture because the release didnt include the part number in it or Seat navigation FeC to make it work. The method as I understand it uses a developers tool in the firmware to perfect the action of adding your own additional FeCs. Probably only if you own the car outright would you consider the mod and it's at your risk. Some retrofitters achieve the same results, seen a Spanish example. This circumvents a retrofitter by using Chillout's SD imported GEM tool and the M.I.B. collective as I term them
coding. Keeps your legacy mib2 hardware up-to-date with maps. Free if you do it yourself.
Currently the tool has solutions for the firmware 1219, 1338, 1376, 1409 and 1447 (as of 24/06/2021). You can stick with your current firmware and take the FeC adjustment which adds Skoda long life navigation FeC + some other extra FeCs (e.g. sport gauge). FeC list can be edited yourself. Default list drops Mirror and Seat apps (never worked well), adds sport gauges, Skoda and Seat long life navigation code. These can be changed.
If you aren't on the firmware listed you can apply to the nice people in the M.I.B. collective to do you a module, that then becomes part of the tool for other people coming along after on the same release or you can go for broke and do a firmware update to say 1447 (option 1 in the notes).
I would say all options require a skill level with previous VCDS /
OBDEleven experience and either map updates or firmware updating (e.g. not messing up file downloads for uploading into the unit). If happy with the current firmware, option 2 (stick with current firmware just update FeCs) is relatively safe if you tick the experience boxes. Option 1 is the higher risk one.