Kenny R

The first day got mine it was similar to what your describing and showing unlocked when it was clearly locked. After setting up me as primary user and the s pin as required info shown is now correct.

When I had my Yeti, the sunroof blind would randomly close overnight , the consensus on here at the time was that the blind automatically closed during cold weather to prevent drips from condensation on the inside of the sunroof dropping onto the seats etc, but this was never proven. Also remember if the lock button on the remote is pressed for any length of time the global closing will close all window, sunroof and close sunroof blind, so your boot opening and sunroof blind closing could be linked to buttons on the remote being operated whilst in trouser pockets.

If you feel the need for extra driving lights, perhaps it’s time to change the xenon lamps if you haven’t already. After 8 years the light output from the original xenons will have diminished somewhat.

Take it you went for the cloaking device option

It appears the method of opening the latest fobs to change the battery has changed slightly.

So your build week 1 2023 will be correct then

This could be the part number : 1K0 521 307 A

My first car, and the car that got me into Skoda.

Hardwired supply to dashcam is ignition controlled, plugged into 12v socket is permanently live so draining battery.

So, my newly arrived Kodiaq has the direct TPMS so I will need a set of pressure sensors for my winter wheels. Has anyone got any suggestions as to an easy option. I have found these and it says the come ready coded, has anyone got any experience of them?

I didn’t opt anything. As per my original post, I didn’t really want it as it makes swapping to my winter wheels without sensors a problem now.

Will do, it’s exactly as picture from handbook as in my original post, with individual tyre pressures indicated.

Well, after a 7 month wait, I picked up my Sportline facelift today. All options present, including Canton, and the electric child locks with the family pack.

Well, to answer my own question, my newly arrived facelift Sportline does appear to have the direct tyre pressure monitoring system. Which leads to a question, it looks like I will need to purchase wheel sensors for my winter wheels. Have found these which say the come coded ready to fit, are there other options available?

To answer your question, from the owners manual….

My 16th June 2021 order has finally arrived at dealer and scheduled for collection next Thursday.

As above, headlights need to be on. Normal operation is headlight washers operate on first wash of windscreen and every 10th wash after.

As the name suggests the parking sensors system will apply the brakes if you get too close to an object when manoeuvring.

The lights do they’re levelling when you start the car. If you’re starting car then turn the light switch to auto you will have missed the “ dance”. Try leaving switch in auto and starting the car when dark, just to check.

Heated steering wheel is part of the winter pack options.

Build week was week beginning 16th August and has been parked up at Kralove airfield since awaiting components to complete build.

According to an email received from Skoda earlier today, my Kodiaq has finally left the factory and should be with my dealer soon.

Assuming your car has stop/ start and therefore a micro hybrid / smart alternator charge system that will only charge and maintain the battery at around 80% to allow space to dump charge when on the overrun. The voltage readings you have seem perfectly fine.

I’ve ordered it too, on the facelift it is a £55 option, but this could be due to having the camera for the matrix headlights mounted in the mirror housing. So it could be correct that you had to add options that included the camera to get the usb socket.