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My car has the same issue. It’s started after one of the cylinders didn’t fire up when I started the car once. That has not happened since that one time but this issue with the lumpy/rythmic idle with the revs increasing and returning a little every 5 seconds began after this. Would this fail an MOT due to this ?

Took another £20 to get to full!

I feel much better about my fill up at the weekend. No pre auth here.

Ouch

Tried to fill up today but hit the pre-authorisation limit before it was full!

Booked in for Monday now 🤞

Amazing, thanks. I'll do so this evening - no mega hurry on you to respond tho!

I have a 2017 petrol Octavio which I hadn't used for a couple of weeks and when I tried to start it the battery was flat. I charged the battery for a few hours and locked the car without starting the engine as I was in a rush. When I went back and tried to start the engine it wouldn't start and the alarm started going off. There were lots of warning lights on the dash and I couldn't stop the alarm using the key. I ended up having to disconnect the battery to stop the alarm. I'm guessing there's probably a problem with the battery and that I'll have to replace it. Do you guys agree or could it be something else? The current battery is the Banner EFB 6R0 915 105 B which I guess is the original one. If I have to replace it, any recommendations for a reasonably priced alternative? And will I have to get it "coded" or something before it will work? What does that involved please? Thanks in advance!

Mine went like this and would eventually power up quite randomly.

Where is your Indy located?

Thanks for your replys guys My car is on 20k not 2k lol

Does yours? I'm struggling to find mention of the pad wear sender in any wiring diagrams for mk4 Fabia, or mk3 for that matter.

Would something like this help? Home | Reversee

Message me with your VIN if you'd like me to check part numbers.

@Lar Only 2,000 miles, but over 4 years, maybe the low miles mean your pads do lots of cleaning off surface rust on the discs. Or you just use the brakes lots.

On my 2019 Scala, the plastic window trims have faded in a patchy fashion. If anyone else has experienced this, can they suggest the best product to bring back original finish?

I had this indie garage replace the Cambelt yesterday, the price went up to 575. Still a good price and no idea why it is less than others have experienced. They are all ex VAG mechanics. The breakdown of costs, 180 +vat for belt kit, 300 + vat for labour. I’m guessing about 60/hr for labour for a five hour job. I know it requires quite a bit of dismantling.

Hi, I have the exact same problem as you. Could you suggest which tool I could use to reset the error codes? Thank you

Lar Every Skoda Fabia Mk4 Owner's Manual refers to there being an orange/yellow warning light for "Worn brake pads". The light looks like this and is shown in the "Indicator lights" section near the front of the Manual and in the "Brakes" section further on ("Brake Pads" in the Manual's index.) I believe it can be safely assumed from this that all Fabia Mk4s have a brake-pad wear-sensor that will trigger a warning light when the pads become unduly worn. I did check whether that particular warning light would appear on my 2024 Fabia SE L's instrument-cluster when I turned on the car's ignition. It did not, so I presume it only illuminates when worn pads are detected. (Your forum Profile suggests that your Fabia Colour Edition is a 2022 model, so I'm doubtful about the mention that "...it has done 2k miles..." in your enquiry. Perhaps you meant "...it has done 20k miles..."?)

Welcome to the forum. It shouldn't be too difficult to find a competent A/C engineer near you, try a trawl on Google and take a careful look at their reviews.

Tend to agree, not as good as they used to be. I've had various Skodas since 2002 [all purchased new ] starting with a Fabia Elegance TDI estate and now on a 2025 Karoq 1.5 SEL which has already had warranty repairs on some weird problem with the infotainment display. Dont have the same faith in them as I used to.

Is the VCRN code displayed correct? Am I in the correct module?

Between p200200 error and p0401 "Exhaust gas recirculation flow insufficient" it's looking like I need a new EGR cooler and low pressure valve My indy mechanic is fine with me supplying parts to fit - but I'm wondering how to ensure I deffo get the right part. Autodoc gives this selection for my CUNA, 184HP MY16 Scout, but I'm wondering if there is a way to make absolutely sure I order the right part via VIN https://www.autodoc.co.uk/car-parts/cooler-egr-13337/skoda/octavia/octavia-combi-5e5/59679-2-0-tdi-rs?fromSearch=1 I think I'd be erring towards this Mahle part - in fairness - based mostly on vibes rather than any kinda expertise! https://www.autodoc.co.uk/mahle-original/15289375 I'm also a bit unsure as to if I need gasket set from somewhere and if so, I've struggled to find those parts! I's welcome any anvice folks Cheers! Jono

Hi, I've recently had an almost identical experience with my 2016 TDi: Air con stopped blowing cold suddenly, went to a garage in Bristol (BS3 Motors) that found the Air Quality Sensor fault code, regassed, said there were no obvious leaks then suggested replacing the sensor for about £220 including 90 mins labour. I ordered a cheap Chinese part online and fitted it myself with no tools apart from a small screwdriver in less than 10 mins. This threw up various error codes, so got a German made Hella part instead (Skoda-Parts.com were helpful and only charged the difference in price without asking for the dodgy part to be returned - you might say they shouldn't have stocked the Chinese part, but to be fair I think I knew I was taking a bit of a risk buying it!) All the error codes are now resolved, but although the fan is working away, the air is, alas, still not conditioned! I left BS3 Motors a not very complementary review. Although I think it was completely fair, and quite moderately worded, I don't suppose they would welcome me back, even if I trusted them - which of course I don't. Any suggestions of: a) anything I might be able to check myself as an incompetent DIYer? b) any garage in or around Bristol that knows what the are doing with air con?