KenONeill

I don't see how they can know most (maybe any?) of this without stripping the transmission.

As above. Also clean the screens once using precipitated chalk (from a pharmacist; be prepared to explain what you want it for), and never wash them with car shampoo.

@Lordbob - Reads like throttle position sensor to me. Particularly with a non-stock used item installed.

Possible clue to increased vibration?

Afraid so yes. I'd suggest asking them to advise on replacing the clutch (and DMF if fitted) when they drop the box.

No, but for once a Skoda dealership should be actually helpful.

This is "sort of" correct, since Chemistry has adapted the (incorrect) USian misspelling.

There wouldn't be, unless the weather was cold enough for a failed glow plug to cause starting issues.

Not all real EVs have green plates.

They need replacing, with a different make, soon.

OK, that positively has to be a rev counter fault; diesels normally have a governor at something like 4_700 rpm.

TBH it's an FVCKing nuisance, because you have a warning light and buzzer just to say "screenwash low".

Can you write in sentences and describe the fault fully? Knowing whether it's every start, cold starts only, hot starts only... On, and what is a "region" (sic) in this context?

First time I've heard of this on a Kodiaq, but it's not uncommon, and I agree it's actively dangerous.

Exactly how you test the "low screenwash" light on my Elegance; let the screenwash drop below 0.5l left in tank.

What you ask about, and double it.

Never heard of anyone applying this test to ABS sensors before.

The engine is not working properly. Are you getting a Check Engine Light (CEL)? If so, then get the fault codes read to fin out what the issue is.

Only if you feel competent to change the clutch master cylinder.

@Rotsun Sorry, can't help further.

@Grafix I was wondering about the clutch hose too. At that price from a Skoda Stealer maybe check out Aeroquip and/or Hel before buying?

- If you'd been in Scotland I'd have wondered about Cumbernauld, East Kilbride or Glenrothes.

Meaning geographic location? If so, then telling us the exact spot involved may prove very diagnostic.

A82(T) out of the roundabout at 55.931864, -4.503334 Lambourghini Countach LP500. Driver realised the West-bound was clear and he had an audience, so gave it full bore. On his way back we were still there, and

I know what you mean; I have impressed posh schoolgirls (then half my age) by identifying a Hardley Ableson by sound alone.