Has your Horn & MFSW / Steering Wheel Buttons stopped working, with the Airbag Light showing on the dash? If so, you may require this part to fix the Issue, as the internal ribbon cable has snapped upon turning the Steering Wheel on Full Lock. VCDS Coding of Genuine VW 5K0953569AL for Cruise, same process for 5K0953569H – YouTube. As there are different options on some models, Please message us your VIN or chassis number prior to purchasing. These are currently in Stock, even though they’re still Backorder with VW. MK6 Golf May 2010 – July 2013. Golf Plus May 2010 – Jan 2014. Eos May 2010 – 2016. Caddy June 2013 – 2019. Jetta Oct 2010 – Aug 2012 / April 2013 – December 2017 [06.08.12-07.04.13 require parts check]. Tiguan May 2010 – June 2015 [After 18.06.2012 require parts check]. Touran May 2010 – June 2015. Scirocco May 2010 – 2018. MK2 Octavia May 2010 – 2013 [11.06.12-03.03.13 require parts check]. MK2 Superb May 2010 – Nov 2013. Yeti May 2010 – 2018 [18.06.12-03.03.13 require parts check]. SEAT Altea May 2010 – July 2015. Leon May 2010 – Dec 2012. A1 May 2010 – October 2018. Q3 June 2011 – February 2019 RSQ3 May 2013 – September 2018. Some models, Please message us your VIN or chassis number prior to purchasing. What is in the box: 1 x Genuine VW 5K0953569AL Slip Ring / Steering Module for Valeo Stalks & Screws for fitting, compatible with Cruise & MFSW. Genuine VW DE Marked [bottom right hand corner], not CN Marked Fakes from China. We security mark all the components, to stop them being swapped out with the old broken components. Not suitable for models with Speed Limiter , if used on these models, a new Cruise Stalk without Speed Limiter will be required. 5K0 953 569 H. 5K0 953 569 AL. The Slip Ring / Steering Module will require coding with the original coding from the old module after fitment. Full Details are provided on our VCDS Step-by-Step Coding Guide. We also can fit & code at our workshop in Skelton, TS12 2LQ. International Buyers – Please Note. We do not mark items as’gifts’ – international government regulations prohibit such behaviour.