Originally Posted by fkaufman

If you have side assist and ACC installed on your A7, it is possible to activate the lane assist option. No reference here to any other option!

Since a button on the end of the indicator lever needs to be pushed to start and stop the function, the indicator lever assembly has to be replaced with the European part 4G8953502P 4PK (about EUR 166) that contains the button.

The coding also needs to be modified using Vagcom.

We are still waiting for the following information:

1. Does the car contain the wiring and connector that the wires from the button on the new stick plug into or do we have to add some wiring?

2. Coding information.

Until we get further info on the above, there is no way to tell how easy or difficult the conversion is.

Originally Posted by cbb09

Patience, please. I got it to work with a lot of trial and error and by comparing vagcom scans. Right now, there's no simple "do this and click here" way to activate lane assist. We are trying to figure out a couple of things before posting instructions.

The new lever will just plug and play with the steering column - no new wiring needed.

Originally Posted by iewsemaj

Good job, very exciting news.

Just ordered a vagcom.

Originally Posted by gb4.2

This is an interesting thread only because I'm trying to figure out why Audi would equip a car with all of the lane assist parts (including the ability to vibrate the steering wheel) if lane assist wasn't ordered. Having side assist and ACC doesn't require a vibrating steering wheel (which is the warning result when lane assist is activated and one wanders near or over a lane marking).

I'll be surprised if a new stalk and some coding information is all that's needed to "turn on" this option.

Originally Posted by fkaufman

There is no special additional component to vibrate the steering wheel. It is an electromechanical steering system on its own. All the lane assist does is getting visual information from a camera (which is already installed for the ACC function) and sends pulses to the electromechanical steering system (which also exists). The only physical component to be added is the pushbutton to activate the lane assist function. The software also exist in the car, just needs to be turned on (Vagcom activation).

Originally Posted by fkaufman

There is no special additional component to vibrate the steering wheel. It is an electromechanical steering system on its own. All the lane assist does is getting visual information from a camera (which is already installed for the ACC function) and sends pulses to the electromechanical steering system (which also exists). The only physical component to be added is the pushbutton to activate the lane assist function. The software also exist in the car, just needs to be turned on (Vagcom activation).

Originally Posted by jfourman

... and do the other things (add Google Street View and Internet Radio), "

Originally Posted by weth

Let us know if you have any insight into activating this!

Originally Posted by jfourman

No insight. These features are to be included in an MMI software update.