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  2. Make & Model: ŠKODA Octavia scout 2.0 TDI 4x4 184hp Colour: Not exactly sure Mileage: 27635 Price: £14000 open to offers Description: Private Sale. Not owned for very long, an ex police administrators vehicle. Great car with super low mileage, has cosmetic damage which is reflected in the price. Dent on drivers door , bumper damage and requires a plastic trim and wheel arch. Condition: Used Service History/Receipts/Recent Service work: Police service history, recently had oil service for my own piece of mind however no receipt unfortunately. Extras: Not sure if these are extras for the scout but heated seats, heated steering wheel, front and rear sensors etc Mods: None Shipping: Collect only Collection: Yes, from manchester
  3. Is it possible to downgrade via USB, so install the version beforehand? I would say that Skoda failed the update if it is not an isolated case, the visit to the workshop would be pointless
  4. Aftermarket TPMS system is usually stand-alone, with its own, separate display. OEM system is integrated into vehicles infotainment system.
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  6. @pab567 I saw you have been a lifesafer for quite a lot of people by now! I would appreciate if you could help me as well, since I'm looking to get the 6276 firmware somehow. Skoda Supberb 2014, C14 Columbus. HW: H23 SW: 6270 Part-No.: 3T0035686H. Thanks!
  7. olnime started following Firmware 6276 source
  8. Hello and welcome Owen.
  9. A lot of difference there, which did you use, and why?
  10. Same issue for me after update to v1985 via USB...
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  12. Update folks. It's fixed! There was nothing wrong with my ABS sensor, the problem was indeed the magnetic ring on the inside face of the outer bearing race. The "bits of plastic" I thought I could see when looking down the hole for the ABS sensor were exactly that. The dark brown curve at the top of the photo is all that remained of a complete ring - basically, a glorified fridge magnet, that just sticks to the inner face of the outer bearing race and rotates with the wheel. Little inclusions within the thickness of the plastic, generate the fluctuating signal for the sensor. It should be a complete circle of brown material and as you can see, half of mine is missing. I'm now left wondering how far gone the other three are...☹️
  13. Most of these models I would agree with that there are better models in there performance / size class. I would like to have seen more Nissan Ariyas and I want to pop along to Nissan to look at the Ariya and the LEAF, 3rd iteration. The Ariya is the cousin of my Scenic which was European Car of Year Year 2024 and some interesting iterations of it ie they still do the 63 Kwh version and there is the Nismo version with over 400 hp. Pricing has been weird and part from the LEAF, built in Sunderland, I dont think they get the full £3750 EV Grant. Ariya 87 kwh gets 438 mile WLTP range on 19inch wheels, new face lift model due shortly and if avoids expensive car tax might get some sales but Nissan brand seems toxic at the moment as if it may be in trouble.
  14. If it's of any use to anyone, various bits of cross-checking online seem to indicate that the most common answers were: (a) 70 Nm plus 90 degrees of rotation. (b) 200 Nm plus 180 degrees of rotation.
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  17. Stay away from this update (03A8). Take a look: Octavia MK4 MY2023 OTA update went wrong (03A8) - Page 2 - Skoda Octavia Mk4 (2020 > ) - BRISKODA
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  19. Quick shot in the field, i did drag my sideskirts on the ground just a bit 😁
  20. Can you see pressure values on the multimedia system as a superb which is produced with sensor?
  21. Sorry for my insufficient information regarding the subject. What is the difference of generic aftermarket direct TPMS systems and OEM? Finally, you recommend to buy parts and make a service install them, right?
  22. Make & Model: Superb 2.0 TSI 4x4 SportLine Hatchback DSG Colour: Black Magic Pearl Mileage: 27469 Price: £20,000 Description: Private Sale. First registered on 28 September 2018, and bought by me from Listers Skoda Coventry on 15 March 2019 with 6414 miles on the clock. Registration BG68UHM. Without any doubt the best car I have ever owned (way better than the Mercs). Payment by Bank Transfer only. Condition: Used Service History/Receipts/Recent Service work: Full Skoda Service history. Extras: Heated front screen, Listers Pro-Tech Paint and Interior Protection Mods: None Shipping: Collect only Collection: Yes, from Pillerton Priors, Warwickshire (CV35) Email address and phone number removed to protect your privacy. Please use the internal messaging system in the first instance. Briskoda admin.
  23. In the past, what tended to annoy me most about dealing with Kwikfit was, I'd enquire about supplying and fitting brand X model Y - and they'd come back with what they had considered a cheaper/cheapest suitable alternative - but that was not the answer to my question! I like to pay as little as I can for exactly what I'm wanting - not too much for crap - there is a difference.
  24. Sorry if she’s or easy to find but I’m struggling. I want/need to flush and replace my coolant on my 2018 1.5 Karoq. How much coolant do I need please
  25. Could it be the thriving part worn tyre market is fed by 'unrepairable' tyres changed at repair centres? Perhaps I am being over cynical, but I recently took a nearly new tyre in for repair where the puncture was caused by a nail well within the tread pattern (not near an edge at all,) to be told I needed a new tyre. I queried this as the tyre had not been run flat (TPM warning had prevented this,) and was told the angle of entry of the offending nail prevented repair. I asked to see the tyre, and where the entry had been 'opened up' ready for a repair the angle did not seem out of the ordinary to me. Following a discussion with the repair man he agreed to effect a repair - I assume he would not have done so if it was not legal! No problems whatsoever with the tyre since. Make of that what you will. Trevor M
  26. Perfect timing posting that, thank you! I thought the 45 degree jet was caused by a partial blockage and this afternoon's job was going to be to clean it out!
  27. I also have only guest mode active. Now I tried to set it to full privacy mode and so far the infotainment boots up instantly.
  28. 2023 owner here, seems i don't have this problem anymore-i deleted app on my phone and user in car. Since then driving as guest and 0 bugs on it. Been stuck on loading before that almost every 3rd time i start the car. U can hard reset by holding power button to fix it but i dont want to do it 3 times a day.
  29. The clutch disc was a bit rusty in places so think thats why the rivets failed on one side. Probably had been sitting for a long while without being used. His is the same no rust underneath apart from front swing arms which I have two new ones. Its now done 78k and touch wood no major problems. Going to do the timing chain on his due to the age plus a couple of suspension bushes including arms that had a minor advise last MOT. Hes wanting something a bit newer and sporty but I will be keeping the car when he gets something else as its excellent to drive and better for short runs than my diesel octavias. Alasdair

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