Kenny R

Power steering is electric, there is no reservoir. All check items should be covered and their locations identified at the end of your owners manual. Similar to this from the Kodiaq manual…..

The figure I had gotten from the Arnold Clark online value my car, was exactly what my local dealer offered last week for my Kodiaq against a new Kodiaq. Its also easy to get a settlement figure for your PCP from Skoda/ VW finance

Best I’ve achieved lately. For a 2.0 Tsi, can’t complain

Stop/ start defaults to on every time you get in and start the car, no matter what drive mode is selected.

Probably due to the fact that it’s not recommended to run recirc mode for long periods.

Is the other key well out of range when you are setting a key.

The manual states otherwise

When you have adjusted seat and mirrors and pressed set and then memory button 1, 2 or 3 do you get the bleep to confirm setting has been stored.

How? As above you don’t need to use the bank transfer method. Use your bank debit or credit card an no surcharges are added you pay the price advertised.

When I paid mine, I used my bank debit card, although the renewal portal said credit card or bank transfer.

Have you tried pushing button D on the bottom of the stalk?

You do know it’s not legal to fill a knowingly leaky ac system. You really need to have a vacuum test done to see if system holds vacuum before filling with the correct weight of gas.

What annual mileage you chose for your PCP has no relevance to what extended warranty you chose.

This might help.. https://youtu.be/y5PuC9TeHfA

17” wheels fit over the 340mm brake discs fine.

I’ve got 17” Borbet wheels that were supplied from Mr Winter Wheels with my winter tyres. I can honestly say I can’t notice much if any difference in comfort or handling between them and the standard 19” s. I find the standard 19” tyres very comfortable at the correct pressure 2.3-2.4 bar, and I do run the 17” winters at 2.6-2.7 bar.

DSG models do not normally have the steering wheel paddles as standard. According to the latest brochure you need to spec heated steering wheel, which comes as part of a winter pack @ £590 to get the paddles.

I’m not surprised you find it uncomfortable driving that way. Try setting your seat and steering wheel properly and see if it helps. https://www.physiomed.co.uk/uploads/guide/file/21/Physiomed_Sitting_Guide_-_Driving_Digital.pdf

Only if you have the family package plus, which includes sleep package, folding tables and window blinds

You did drain the diff and not the Haldex. Even so called Skoda technicians get it wrong.

That’s not standard Skoda/Vag as they use the pin type, which are readily available on tinternet.

Could be as simple as a failing battery.

Not all dealers sign up to the Skoda fixed price servicing scheme. For them to say that the Kodiaq is not included in the scheme is simply not true. I would find another dealer, or independent vag garage.

Just goes to show you don’t need a fancy complicated all singing and dancing, bells and whistles, expensive system to be effective.

Well, it’s not a sealed unit and automotive ac systems are well documented as to leaking up to 10% of gas per year, through compressor seals, and flexible hoses etc.