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it is maybe only a bad connection in the telematics box like in this Golf MK8 bad connection maybe no need for a new box, but only this little part.

Does your car even have a telematics module installed? What's the VIN?

The telematics module and instrument cluster

Infotainment and telematics updates required. We can perform both (along with any/all other outstanding updates) here at our workshop

have you tried it ??? you have telematics ?? navigation ?

It's the telematics box that has to be sorted out as well as you say. You'd think they wouldn't still be shipping cars still with the bug. Perhaps they got old stock or routinely upload the wrong software to the telematics unit. @East Yorkshire Retrofits said it was the telematics box that...

i don't have Telematics module (75) , that's why i am asking?

What does "even" mean? Isn't it obvious that I have some knowledge about these stuff to know whether a specific type of module is installed in my car?

His car isn’t new it’s a 2021, don’t get it on the newer cars now as it’s been sorted as fair as I’m aware.

It's disabled. Because wireless Full Link isn't in the long coding. It's in the adaptations. Telematics module (75) doesn't require any coding in Byte 24 of 5F Telematics module has nothing to do with it on your unit to be honest. Purely contained within 5F

You're also missing the online connectivity icon from the top right near the clock. I suspect a telematics reset might be required. You could also try a factory reset in the MIB yourself, but it could fail due to the lack of back end server communication.

It's an eSim, more than likely integrated within the telematics or infotainment control module.

Behind the instrument cluster, if I'm not mistaken. It is generally called telematics unit or OCU.

You'll probably want a scan of the infotainment unit. May be the telematic box. Not sure on the later as well plus as a picture of the FeCs.

Your infotainment system needs updating, it’s likely your telematics module does too There’s likely other worthwhile updates outstanding to given the build date of the car

Yes, I have a 2021 and had the sos software updated to the telematics module and not an issue since if they update the infotainment only the sos will still carry on giving you issues. You need to push them to update that module

The SOS business is your telematics box that needs changing... that is the story. Whether Seat can start this all off again via a duff firmware update pass. May be. If it's a secondhand car the previous owner may not have had the telematics box swapped out. @East Yorkshire Retrofits may tell...

...The only temporary solution has been to press and hold the SOS button for 10 seconds, which resolves the problem. When I checked the telematics module with OBDeleven, I noticed that it is running an old software version (0035). From what I understand, the latest software version available...

Those ones of that period were not nicknamed Tormentors for nothing. I assume that since then the bugs were ironed out in the control units. What people say but secondhand cars could come with issues if the previous owner has lived with the faults. The telematic box is one thats being picked up...

That's great to know than you for telling me, the cars going to the dealership next week for them to root out the issues as it's still under warranty so I'll let them know.