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I think you're the 1st person to mention this problem on this forum To me it's not normal. Every auto I've driven has the crept forward and it makes for easy maneuvering it tight spaces. I'd miss it a lot.

Is a common problem. The last post in the above link mentions a sunroof specialist in Surrey.

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The check engine light is on because the engine is not running or does the rev counter not work?. It should go off after starting the engine.

£200 is an excellent price

Apologies. You're correct. Mis-typed when taking the info from the Transport for London website

Run the engine with filler cap off and see if there are any or excessive fumes escaping. Could be too much pressure building up.

To be ULEZ compliant, a diesel has to be to Euro 6 standard which was introduced in Sept 2016 for cars. 11k a year is not much for a diesel engine. Of course, it depends on your style of driving. I'm running a 1.6 DSG diesel and the two compliment each other. No issues with the DSG.

Can't tell you about the error code, but the lights coming on with the ignition and then going off with engine running is normal. Start worrying when they come on with the engine running.

You seem doubtful as to whether they're working or not. I don't understand. If you had full function before the service and now you don't, then the dealer has done something wrong. Most people know how their car behaves, so unless the car is new to you, as soon as you noticed something was wrong it should have been reported to the dealer straightaway. Why wait two weeks?

OP is under the impression he has Matrix headlights which weren't introduced until 2019/20 on the Superb. He just has HBA.

What system do you have at the moment?

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Does the window work with the key fob using convenience mode?

What about the tensioner, re-use or replace?

Many threads on this subject. Sounds like the water pump.

I don't think so. Matrix headlights were first introduced on the Superb in 2019/20. I think you will just have HBA which automatically dips the headlights instead of you doing it manually.

Change the setting and see what the difference is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lza04G53Evc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcS3qqJ_wCY

The wiper fuse is inside the car behind the glovebox, not in the engine bay. https://fuse-box.info/skoda/skoda-octavia-mk3-5e-2013-2016-fuse-box-diagram

According to the manufacuring code, my Varta battery is 10 years old next month. Hasn't given a hint of trouble. It's regularly had long periods of discharge (2/3 months) and never failed to start the car. Stop/start has never been a problem. It's just pure luck with batteries.

Why don't you turn the box off until you next need to use the car (at least 24 hrs) and see if that makes any difference?

What engine do you have?

I guess you are a new and inexperienced driver to be asking such questions . You're just now thinking about winter tyres for the future when winter is already here, but you want to keep them in your husbands "man cave"? I assume you mean to keep them there during the summer months?

Get it looked at under warranty