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https://www.skoda-parts.com/spare-part/5la010000n-tire-pressure-label-skoda-56661.html The part number is in the bottom right corner; 5LA.010.000.N Thanks. AG Falco

im in a very simular position, my car had build week early oct. i spoke to the dealer last week and aparently my cars built but not complete so i assume its waiting for a part. my spec is 85 edition with suite and transprt pack.

Good mentioned, this is similar to what has been used in Scandinavian countries, where you can stop at a shop, "plug in" (EV ante-litteram 😁) and keep engine warm. The Webasto is fully reliant on fuel (and a small quantity of electrical power of course) and it is actually a small self-contained heater/boiler for the coolant. Brilliant.

Agreed, shouldn’t need left on charge as only away for three weeks, however force of habit as we regularly leave her laid up for 3 months, occasionally up to 6 months. Nice to know she’ll fire back into life when we get home.👍

Moved battery monitor from directly installed on battery to the rear side panel. Tapped in to power for 12v socket that’s permanently live and used earth point behind trim. Tucked away nice and neatly and not exposed to engine bay conditions. Thanks @Colin170CR for the recommendation. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08VHMJYXY?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details

Moved battery monitor from directly installed on battery to the rear side panel. Tapped in to power for 12v socket that’s permanently live and used earth point behind trim. Tucked away nice and neatly and not exposed to engine bay conditions. Thanks @Colin170CR for the recommendation. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08VHMJYXY?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details

Shouldn't need your CTEK. Our Karoq was left for nearly 2 months on our driveway as we were away on an extended holiday. Started fine on our return.

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Not inside the charger flap?

I'm trying to find out the tyre pressures for my Enyaq. I've checked for the plate telling me everywhere and it's missing. I have the standard wheel's that are 19". Thanks.

I have managed to find how to do this coding with the Launch diag tool. I will update you if I manage to get it working.

Long story shortened, front wipers weren’t working. I’d popped the bonnet to back the car into the garage, half way in discovered no front wiper function - it was piddling down. After a few moments of panic (coming from LRs anything like that is normally a precursor to a big bill), fully closed the bonnet and wipers worked. Phewwwww, wipers don’t work with bonnet “popped”. Wouldn’t know about it if the bonnet opening no wipers thingie had the release lever been on the driver’s side, where it should be. Single width garage so no way to open the bonnet once parked, plus she’ll be laid up for a week or three so goes on CTEK.

This is one of the Mods I was keen to get on my Octavia. It's "doable" with a VCDS unit (changing locale to Australia if I remember correctly). Your best bet is to either buy a VCDS or seek out someone nearby who could do it for a few beer tokens. 👍

Hi, what sort of delivery times are people seeing at the moment? I ordered a new 85 Sportline on 7th August, and was subsequently advised it was going into the build cycle on week 40 (W/C 28 September according to Google). The dealer is telling me it has 'started it's build slot' but still no VIN number to track. Does a new car usually take 4 weeks in build, or are things being held up by the supply chain ? I am wondering if the news on VW batteries (93MV and 93MF) has anything to do with it? Does anyone have any insight on what might be happening? Or am I just being impatient?!?

Hi there I have asked this before but cant remember or find post. On the front bearing hub bolt there were three types One hex which is old style and 200nm plus 180 One multipoint with ribs on face 70nm plus 180 One multipoint without ribs on face/smooth??? Is it 200nm plus 180 or same as ribbed??? I just found the old ones I removed and they were ribbed. I just realised after fitting new springs etc I got three new bolts with one as a spare and they were smooth not ribbed. Seems that they have dropped ribbed one and gone back to smooth So I went with the 70nm plus 90 without realizing. Hasnt come loose yet but dont want to take the chance. Alasdair

Mine has it fitted. It’s literally just an additional electric heat pump that warms the coolant quicker than the engine can itself. Located in the coolant system. Gives heat more or less instantly to the heaters in the car, and helps with efficiency due to coolant at running temperatures far faster.

This is great sorry for all the questions it's good to know all of this so I can plan a day for doing it all. Thanks for all the knowledge behind it too makes it easier to know what is required and if I have the mechanical knowledge to do it.

Yes I did it on a mib2 high you just drag and drop those latest mib2 high files out from the unzip. There is an import menu under settings or something. I used swdl since I like to see what's happening. Took a photo before since out of range stations won't be indexed in. Will do the top up method on that. I just found BFDS or whatever its called missing a logo. LBC was fine. Didn't try for Magic Xmas... it sounded ropy. I did have a look via sql at that database as well 😀.

We took an (lhd) Epiq for a test drive, and were quiet impressed. There was plenty of room inside, I'm 6' tall, and there was still enough room in the rear when set up for me driving. It was comfortable, and responsive. We are seriously thinking about getting one to replace our current Karoq. The model I drove was a 55 Edition.

I think the automatic braking is my least favourite feature on my Superb. I do want to leave it on most of the time "just in case" it is ever needed, which is fortunate because you cannot permanently turn it off. But it is far too sensitive and erratic for me to be comfortable with it. Here are some places where it has fired off for me: Reversing into a parking bay with a footpath that ran across the back of the bays. The path was separated from the parking bays with a fence, I was edging back slowly, and was still more than 3m away from the path when a pedestrian walking along it set off the automated braking. Going up a curved ramp on a multi storey car park. This time going forwards at walking speed. I think it was the raised kerbs on the narrow ramp that triggered the brakes. The driver behind me was not at all pleased that I appeared to brake check him on the ramp. Backing into my garage at home. I need to remember to turn off the automated braking every time or the car will never let me into my own garage. It is a little tight through the doorway with only 20cm to spare on each side, but (unless the car is going to jump sideways) there is no chance of actually hitting it when reversing in a straight line. However, the brakes always come on if I forgot to disable them. Today's example must win a prize! It happened while slowly reversing at 2-3mph along a shared drive with at least 2m clear on either side of the car and over 15m clear behind. The paved drive is surrounded by houses on either side and garages at the end, so nothing like bushes or tall grass to set it off. The brakes fired, so I checked surrounding in case I had missed something. It was all clear so I started to reverse ... and the brakes fired again, and then again. The only thing that was moving behind the car was the vapour coming from my exhaust in the cold air. I wonder if the camera saw this and decided to brake in order to protect the vapour from being injured? Now, these false alarms would be annoying but acceptable if they were just warnings. My Mk3 Superb did just that, leaving plenty of time for me to brake manually and decide whether it was safe to proceed. But instead we get violent braking (I can think of no better word) whenever the car decides there is the remotest possibility of hitting something. My back and neck are still sore from this morning's event; perhaps that is why Skoda decided to put massagers into the chairs? Some future software update might fix this behaviour, but I really don't expect that Skoda will ever do anything about it. I suspect instead that their designers and programmers are all high fiving each other about all the wonderful safety features they have built into the cars. What examples of unexpected slow-speed manoeuvre braking have you experienced with your car?

Yeah i need to get them adjusted again when the weather calms down a little bit. I'm hoping it will fix it but i have to say i never noticed it before.

I think the TV tuner was only offered for a short period. Missing spec: TV tuner Rear blinds Remote folding rear seats Sleep pack Virtual cockpit Not bad really!

I doubt it. They didn’t do them for RHD. I guess it’s similar concept but just using battery power.

Dammit - I knew it didn't look quite right!