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Anyone else using the auto function for heating and ventilating? Just today I noticed a setting to increase the intensity of both in the seat and back of both front seats and also the auto function. I didn't even know you could have heat and ventilate at the same time!

no need to open dpf, many people cleaned them by therirselves. look for this video, you ill get all answers.

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here, you have latest 480T firmware, also your 235T https://mibvault.com/files/MST2%20-TechniSat%20Preh/Firmware/SKODA_ZR/EU

Hi Skoda forum, just joining after buying an Enroq VRS in gorgeous red. Picking it up next week.

And there's now a Sportline trim that looks far better in my opinion. You can see it on the Skoda UK configurator, and the International brochure at Skoda-Auto.com has details. (The UK brochure hasn't been updated yet.)

Read it. Anytime you like. Search. VW recommendation of VW 502 00 oil euro 5 tsi engines 5 years and over.

No hurry. 🙂

I can not link it just now, but a man of your ability can read it easily. Do a key word search. If i could link it because on a very poor internet connection. I have to keep reposting. Or maybe someone will link it for you @Lee might help me out.

Waiting for link or doc.

I'm still stuck with engine timing of 38 on VCDS, which won't change no matter what I do with the pump (retard or advance). It still drives though but totally lacking power and hesitates. Things I've tried so far are: "Hammer mod" to get the injection quantity adjusted so the car would idle nicely. Re-checked timing marks which are still lined up. Changed crank sensor. Check resistance on the #3 injector needle lift connector. Used AI and VCDS to check the #3 injector needle lift sensor. Used AI and VCDS to check the N108 sensor New fuel temp sensor. Turbo was off and cleaned and I have re-checked the the shaft spins freely. Does anyone know if I should check the static timing with a dial gauge? The 6mm locking pin lines up but I wonder if that could be out? (so the IP is out of the correct timing when the 6mm locking pin is in place) I'm getting desperate as I need a car and winter is here. Any other suggestions? Cheers for any help

Well you will understand way the made that recommendation within a few years of introducing the Euro 5 TSI,s and having so many issues. 1.2, 1.4, 1.8 & 2.0 TSI,s. Issues with higher than acceptable oil use with some, timing chain issues a premature expiring engines especially 1.4 TSI Twin chargers and 1.8 / 2.0 TSI,s. Long Life Oil, lots of short life engines.

I don't use AI. I just understand how VW group specify oils. If there's an official VW group document you're referring to, I'm sure you'll manage to post it or link to it in due course.

Do not use AI mode. Use the key words VW recommendation euro 5 tsi,s oil 5 years +. VW 502 00 'Usually 5w 40 full synthetic. & they explain why. And that has been the case since 2014.

The ZE320 is a replacement for the ZE310 Ecorun that I've had on my Suzuki Swift for a few years and have been very happy with and that are infinitely better than the Bridgestones it was originally supplied with. The 320's are an improvement in that they have a slightly lower noise rating and slightly better (lower) rolling resistance, so you should be more than happy with them.

Where was that recommendation, and for which cars/engines?

^^^ That is good, but VW specifically recommended the 40. 40 for the HIGHER STABILITY. so really the 0w 30 FS III is neither hear nor there. But the 0w 40 meets what they said. VW not me.

Nope, even back in 2024 (last saved list I could find) it could also be 0W40, 0W30 and 5W30, here's just the first few oils listed as 502/505 approved.

So the latest update on this, turns out cylinder 1 is over fueling which is causing the ticking, all other injectors have been inspected and appear to be in good shape, looks like I will eventually have to do the other 2 injectors

No reservoir is a good clue. Here's a pic of the hydraulic installation; the pipe connections to the steering unit should be obvious, too.

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They are doing the courtesy or pulling your trousers down and .................

Had the same on my old Octavia. It had budget tyres all round when I bought it with triangle on front and imperial on rear. They had good tread but handling in wet was atrocious as well as particulary noisy. Went with GT radial FE2 and on way home it felt so much more positive and excellent in wet. Why folks skimp on tyres is beyond me. Its the only thing holding you on the road. Alasdair

That is not a courtesy car, that is a hire car. ☹️ Thanks. AG Falco

Reckon radio should be completely off with ignition off and key removed. Try swapping yellow and red wires to see if it makes a difference. It could also be a bad ignition switch thats cutting power to radio when cranking. Alasdair