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    FL Octavia Scout CR DSG

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  1. DMF is noisy. How much should I expect to pay for a replacement on a 4 x 4 dsg car?
  2. It’s a great car, I have the fl Scout, and I think that as you say haldex is gen4. Make sure that if you buy one the haldex filter has been replaced otherwise You may need a new haldex pump, a couple of hundred quid. If going for a diesel the fl will be a CR engine which is much quieter than the PD. CR engine is subject to the emissions scandal so make sure it’s not had the software updated or just get it rolled back.
  3. Thanks it’s up for a service next month so I’ll ask them to have a look.
  4. 70k miles and it hasn't been replaced. Reading up on a few other DMF It does sound likely but 70k doesn't seem a lot.
  5. Could anyone recommend a Skoda / VW mechanic/garage in the Fleet, Basingstoke, Farnham area? Thanks
  6. I've started to notice some noise (regular droning, drumming noise) and a bit of vibration with a lumpy tick over at idle. Once you rev up it goes away. Its not bad and I don't think you'd notice if you didn't know the car, but It's definitely there. Any Ideas?
  7. if the disks are 10mm smaller, are you sure the depth of the disk from the front face of the hub is correct? The disk might be laying to far forward or back from the correct position. Sounds like you have the wrong parts?
  8. Just to complete the thread, the 3rd brake light had water in it and a broken solder joint on the connector pin on the LED board. I prised the light open dried it out fixed the solder joint and stuck it back together with clear bathroom silicone sealer and sealed the board. Could have just bought a new light for about £40, but it didn't take long to repair. Done 600 miles since and so far so good.
  9. Yes thanks langers2k, I've had a search on here and it would seem water ingress is a common problem with these so I guess that would explain the intermittent bulb error as well. I'll have it apart and post what I find.
  10. I managed to borrow VCDS and it came back with this. I'm guessing this is the LED brake strip on the tail gate, can anyone confirm this is the faulty light: 1 Fault Found: 01503 - Bulb for 3rd Brake Light (M25) 010 - Open or Short to Plus - Intermittent Freeze Frame: Fault Status: 00101010 Fault Priority: 1 Fault Frequency: 36 Reset counter: 65 Mileage: 97670 km Time Indication: 0 Date: 2018.04.25
  11. Perfect thats the answer I was looking for, I'll get Carista, thanks Pikpilot!
  12. I don't have LED DRL's and my car isn't ex emergency services, I've had it from new so I know theres been no electrical mods. I think I've found a colleague that has VCDS and he will scan it for me. Hopefully I'll get to the bottom of which bulb its complaining about
  13. Thanks silver I've pulled over a number of times but everything I can see is lit, side lights, the 3w3s etc are all definately on. I've already done the number plates but I will replace those bulbs you mentioned, and see if that fixes it.
  14. Thanks, for the help so far I'll try tightening up the bulb clips, another bulb error came up today. If only It would tell me which one, it's a pretty useless warning system with out the full menus on the dash!
  15. I've reseated all the bulbs in the rear light clusters. The bulb warning hasn't come on again yet fingers crossed. I noticed the brake light bulbs are a little bit cloudy, If the error re occurs I'll replace those I think see if it fixes it.
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