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You may have better luck if you post on the Superb forum.

Mine has stop/start. 2013 model

Please tell me why the earlier cars don't need coding?

The aerial is in the rear glass on the hatch lid

I guess if you've taken out an extended warranty, you'll have to have it changed at the recommended times otherwise you may not be covered.

On what basis are they recommending it? Have they tested it or just going by age? Mine is still on its original and stands for weeks on end without being used. I know it's luck of the draw.

We need more info. Model, year, 6 or 7 speed box? Does it do it in all modes, all gears? Does it do it when coasting/freewheeling? Does it go away when braking?

Googling this problem Googling this problem, other car makers like BMW & Ford seem have their own adaptors. As the fuel nozzle at the pump is a standard size I don't see why these wouldn't work.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/TDI-Diesel-Fuel-Nozzle-Adapter/dp/B00696Y74O

Front fog lights can only be used if visibility is bad. Or do you mean they come on with the main beam?

Has the new clutch pack cured the slipping between gears?

Was it like this before the change? Does it do it in all modes or just S mode? Why did you have to change the clutches?

Fight to get it replaced under warranty. Have you noticed any difference in cranking speed? Unless you know you've really abused the battery it shouldn't need replacing yet.

You could also not be covered by your insurance as the car is not roadworthy, some safety systems do not appear to be working.

Next time you feel it a bit skittish in eco mode, change to sports mode and see if there is any difference.

What year is your car? You have put 2007.

Any help?

This should be the p/no which you can Google 5Q0035726E

Can you look for the wiring to the sensors yourself? It's possible they haven't been re-connected properly and water has got into the connectors.

I would take the carpets & felt out and as soon as you see water on the floor try and see where it's coming from.

I didn't realise that you can open the boot from the inside, that's why I was confused.

Sorry, I didn't mean it to appear to be so abrupt.

There are many threads on this subject. Use the search facility.

Instead of coming to a complete halt, why can't you shift to "N", press the brake pedal slightly and restart the engine? Then into "D". Obviously needs some care depending on traffic conditions.