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Dashcam
Many thanks for your replies.
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Tyre rotation
I never bother with tyre rotation. I don't believe in it as the suspension geometry at each corner - Tracking, Camber etc - is different therefore you are switching tyres that have worn to match a particular suspension geometry to another corner with a different suspension geometry. The tyres just won't work properly. I used to race and even using tyres on the same corners on a clockwise circuit often wouldn't work if the same tyres had already been used on an anti-clockwise circuit. I accept that is very more extreme case but it demonstrates the point.
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Ormy1 started following Skoda Fabia Mk2 (2007-2014)
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Legend88 started following Tyre rotation
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Window regulator
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2nd year service coming up, what should I look out for? Not driven it much
so just had the 2nd year service, cost me £269.30 for the Oil & Inspection Service - I then got an email afterwards saying I should have had the brake fluid changed for an additional £116 - taking the p!ss?? should I just get this done locally (Kwik fit etc?)
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Tyre rotation
Thank you, the factory fit tyres are non directional, so front to back then. The tyre pressure monitoring bothered me as I had a pressure monitoring problem day 3 of my factory new car, turned out the pressures were all over the place!
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Dashcam
I went with Road Angel Halo and had it fitted by Halfords (front and back) very good.
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Need towing advice for a Skoda superb 2014 diesel
Best option would be to try and balance caravan to reduce nose weight. Just make sure you dont make it two rear end heavy as risk of snaking. Folks years ago used a set of old bathroom scales under jockey wheel with a bit of sheet wood on top to check. They took everything with them even though they were only going for a week!! They towed with Volvo 940 but reckon Superb will be an excellent tow car due to its size and weight. Alasdair
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Alasdair1 started following Need towing advice for a Skoda superb 2014 diesel
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1.0 TSI manual: difficult to pull away smoothly
Just two hours ago the clutch slave cylinder has been replaced. At the same time they replaced a small battery hidden somewhere inside the interior overhead light housing – which I didn’t even know it existed! The technician explained that the slave cylinder had a tiny leak and would eventually fail, potentially leaving me without a clutch. However, the "issue" regarding the car’s inability to pull away smoothly and gently when using only a little throttle and low RPMs remains more or less unresolved. As far as I can tell, the only changes I noticed after the repair are a slightly softer pedal feel (it was soft enough anyway) and a slightly different engagement/disengagement point. Otherwise, that hesitation immediately after moving off from a standstill still persists to some degree. Maybe just a little less obvious because the slight change at the engagement point drives me to a different foot reaction and different synchronization with the throttle... The technician claims this isn't a problem and that the car behaves exactly as a brand-new one would when leaving the showroom. To me, this suggests a factory-inherent "flaw" that no service center or technician can fix. The only “solution” is to adapt my driving style—specifically how I pull away—which actually minimizes or even eliminates the issue. So, don’t waste your time, energy, or money on something that isn't actually broken. Just adapt and live with it - simple as that… The good thing about the whole story is that I didn’t pay anything.
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Dashcam
Welcome to the forum. I use a Nextbase 222 with the integrated rear camera - surprisingly good rear coverage despite the camera being on the front screen. One con, camera can be a little fussy about class of micro-usb card, card can also apparently run into issues if not reviewed and re-formatted (erased) occasionally.
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Warrior193 started following Dashcam
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Crank but no start 2.0TDi
Glow plugs? As @Alasdair1 says, get it scanned.
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Gandalf's Evolution
Fair play Read every post Proper build this And some lovely touches Kinda wish I didn’t get a 1.5 TSi now As I am struggling to find parts that I would love that don’t seem to fit 🥲
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RogueFabia started following Gandalf's Evolution
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Hello from Lincoln.
Hi Lee,I was thinking the same thing.👍👍👍
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Misty Headlight
Thank you! Much appreciated.👍
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Hello from Lincoln.
As far as I'm aware they're powder coated first then a diamond cutting tool shaves off thin layers to reveal a shiny part.
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Hello from Lincoln.
Hello,I’ve just purchased a 24 Škoda Karoq sportline,my question please is,are they supposed to be painted or diamond cut .thank you.
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Dashcam
I have a 2025 diesel Kodiaq Mk ll. I have never had a dashcam in any of my cars but thinking of getting a front facing one. Any recommendations of make and model would be welcome. Thanks.
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Amundsen MIB2 Firmware Update
Is there a new firmware availabl for the skoda kodiaq? Device Part number: 565035864 Hardware: H41 Software: 0480 Thanks Andreas
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Misty Headlight
Yep, 2 round rubber covers, one about 3 inches across and 2 inches.
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Firmware Request MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0480T
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Crank but no start 2.0TDi
I would have said 500-1000rpm was pretty fast for just cranking. Wonder if the crank or cam position sensor has failed. Reckon a scan with vcds or similar might be in order. The brake manoeuvring unavailable may be down to the long cranking and voltage drop. As said see if there are any fault codes stored. Alasdair
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Alasdair1 started following Crank but no start 2.0TDi
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Firmware Request MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0480T
Hi, @pab567 can you also PM the link to MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0480T please? Looking to upgrade from MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0468T Cheers,
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lilion started following Firmware Request MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0480T
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Returning member in the Czech Republic
Hi, I bought my first Skoda and signed up here on Briskoda back in 2009. I was so impressed with the car I moved to the Czech Republic (ok not real reason 🙂 ) Now back in ownership with a Mk3 Octavia RS tdi.
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DCC Slider adjustment option mod
They're different beasts; Superb is larger MQB-B chassis; longer and heavier. The car isn't a hot hatch and is a Passat equivalent so better at motorway munching with much better interior space. Whiteline rear arb is good - hopefully on the stiffest setting. I found although the droplinks weren't necessary, you can notice the firmer bushes based in uprated ones.