Activate Cornering Lights (Fog Lights) – Skoda Rapid 2019

By Juraj · Last updated August 15, 2026

This guide shows how to activate cornering lights (fog lights turning on with steering) on a Skoda Rapid 2019 using an OBD2 scanner or coding.

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OBDeleven 3
OBDeleven 3
latest generation OBDeleven adapter with improved hardware for VAG coding, adaptations and diagnostics via smartphone

Video: How to activate cornering lights on Skoda (fog lights variant)

This video shows how to activate cornering lights using OBDeleven and coding methods

Supported vehicles

Vehicle
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Technical overview

VehicleSkoda Rapid
Year2019
SystemCentral Electronics (09)
Procedure typeCoding / Adaptation
DifficultyEasy (One Click) / Medium (Manual coding)
Time required~2–5 minutes
PrerequisitesIgnition ON, compatible OBD2 scanner

Step-by-step procedure

Method 1: OBDeleven One Click App (easiest)

  1. Connect OBDeleven to the vehicle
  2. Open the OBDeleven app
  3. Tap the hamburger menu (☰)
  4. Go to Apps
  5. Select Cornering Lights
  6. Set to ON
  7. Confirm and apply changes

Method 2: Manual coding (VCDS / other tools)

  1. Connect your diagnostic tool
  2. Turn ignition ON
  3. Go to:
    • Select Control Module
    • 09 – Central Electronics
  4. Enter:
    • Coding – 07
  5. Open:
    • Long Coding Helper
  6. Navigate to:
    • Byte 12
  7. Enable:
    • Bit 6 – Turn/Cornering Lights active
  8. Save coding

Additional information & compatibility notes

Cornering lights use fog lights to illuminate turns at low speeds

Function may depend on:

Vehicle equipment (fog lights required)

BCM version

In some vehicles, activation may also require:

Adaptation channels instead of long coding

If error appears after coding, revert changes or check related adaptations

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