Everything posted by bspman
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Mot fail.... dpf removal
Only thing constructive I can say is once it's fixed - make sure you've got the paperwork to say WHY it's been tampered with (for replacement). Excess smoke is a result of no DPF so none of the particulate being caught. A Call to darksidedevelopments might be in order to see if you can get some help and advice.
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vRS Petrol Facelift CCZA valve cleaning
I can see you have the same issue as mine. Would be interesting to see if it sorts it out for you!
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Saying Hello...from County Durham
Welcome. I actually quite prefer the mk1 over the mk2 (aside from the lack of rear leg room!). They're brill cars
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Without us, they would be nothing!
Love the alloys on that!
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Hi from jbs
Welcome @jbs is it a petrol or diesel? If it's petrol please please make sure your timing chain and tensioner have been replaced!
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Newbie - well returning after a long while!
That looks gorgeous!
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Skoda newbie
Welcome to the forums. Not sure how you managed to accidentally buy it, but a stage1 remap is a great starting place.
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Hello all form London UK
Welcome. Nice pick! Which side of London are you on?
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Hi there 🤗
Welcome Ali - Nice Engine!
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Newbie, South East London
Welcome @CarlyonVRS - Is it a petrol or diesel? If it's petrol - please please please make sure your chain and tensioner have been replaced or get it done ASAP.
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2020 & 21: Warm & Hot Hatch car videos thread.
I was just thinking of the GR! (and how I'm unlikely to ever afford no matter how much I want one)
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Skoda Octavia VRS MK2 FL 2.0 TSI CCZA - How many miles has your VRS done?
Oe, Faulty actuator. Some Carbon cleaning done, injector seal and HPFP also done.
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Skoda Octavia VRS MK2 FL 2.0 TSI CCZA - How many miles has your VRS done?
Oh yes, have also replaced my turbo and front shock absorbers too.
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Skoda Octavia VRS MK2 FL 2.0 TSI CCZA - How many miles has your VRS done?
A mixture of driving styles as I live in london (sometimes stop/start traffic, sometimes reasonably well flowing). I rarely get a chance to exercise the car's potential due to city limits, but do attempt the occasional redline. Misfire is less apparent with a heavy foot and goes away completely once at operating temp. I do have the "Red" coils as well and adjusting gap helped a lot. Fuel wise - I used to use tesco momentum 99 but the misfire was more pronounced. Shell V-Power is my normal fuel of choice as I get less of a misfire with that.
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Skoda Octavia VRS MK2 FL 2.0 TSI CCZA - How many miles has your VRS done?
Can't pick multiple second options, so I just picked the biggest one. I still have a cold misfire on 1 cylinder only which is either down to carbon coking or the intake manifold I think. Possibly the injector, but with a slightly heavier foot I don't notice it as the AFR is probably Good enough for combustion at that point. 120k miles on the clock. Do I regret buying it? Every day. Should've saved for a mk3!
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VRS petrol and chain tensioner
Immediately change it IMO. I didn't and it cost me dearly but I got lucky. It cost others a whole lot more. Just look at the engine failure sticky thread in this forum. It isn't a matter of if, but a matter of when.
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DSG reluctant to change up from 3rd to 4th
First thing is get it scanned by someone with VCDS for faults, if no faults, log the ABS sensor speed readings.
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ABS/ESP/TPMS lights at once :(
Update: Garage advised that they'll want to change the sensor first then monitor. MOT has passed.
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ABS/ESP/TPMS lights at once :(
Thanks. I've got it in for MOT today so I'll ask them to try and sort it.
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ABS/ESP/TPMS lights at once :(
Update. It has reared its ugly head again. Time for a new sensor? The low pressure alert was due to a tyre with low pressure not long ago. Address 03: ABS Brakes (J104) Labels:. 1K0-907-379-60EC1F.clb Part No SW: 1K0 907 379 AH HW: 1K0 907 379 AH Component: ESP MK60EC1 H30 0107 Revision: 00H30001 Coding: 163B601C092300FA681106E790210081340800 Shop #: WSC 73430 790 00999 VCID: 78F86470CB76D4462B-802C 3 Faults Found: 02214 - Tire Pressure Warning 002 - Lower Limit Exceeded - Intermittent Freeze Frame: Fault Status: 00100010 Fault Priority: 2 Fault Frequency: 1 Reset counter: 240 Mileage: 193772 km Time Indication: 0 Date: 2015.01.16 Time: 10:09:54 Freeze Frame: Count: 0 Count: 32768 Count: 4608 Count: 397 Count: 50734 Count: 0 Count: 62976 Count: 0 00290 - ABS Wheel Speed Sensor; Rear Left (G46) 008 - Implausible Signal - Intermittent Freeze Frame: Fault Status: 00101000 Fault Priority: 1 Fault Frequency: 1 Reset counter: 207 Mileage: 193912 km Time Indication: 0 Date: 2015.02.06 Time: 15:09:10 Freeze Frame: Count: 1088 Count: 0 Count: 4608 Count: 65 Count: 50210 Count: 257 Count: 65024 Count: 0 00290 - ABS Wheel Speed Sensor; Rear Left (G46) 012 - Electrical Fault in Circuit - Intermittent Freeze Frame: Fault Status: 00101100 Fault Priority: 1 Fault Frequency: 1 Reset counter: 207 Mileage: 193912 km Time Indication: 0 Date: 2015.02.06 Time: 15:09:19 Freeze Frame: Count: 67 Count: 0 Count: 4608 Count: 64 Count: 50470 Count: 252 Count: 64512 Count: 0
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My favourite "Oh Sh!t" moment...
Confirmed. A neighbour has one and shapes match.
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My favourite "Oh Sh!t" moment...
It's familiar. American model of some kind but I can't quite recall which one.
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My favourite "Oh Sh!t" moment...
Probably the flash (looking at the further headlight and how the shadows/light drop on the image). Wondering what the 2nd car was.. a dodge?
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Aftermarket radio with the steering wheel commands?
Unless it has built in canbus support you're going to need a wiring loom to allow it to work with your steering controls.