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Quick Question for all you knowledgable types, I have a 1.0 TSI 3 Cylinder Fabia (2018) 95 BHP. Does this have a Wet or Dry Cam Belt ? I ask because I have heard so much about the Ford ECOBoost issues and I was wondering if Skoda had designed their Small engine the same way ? Thanks

Looks like Skoda have discounted there Service plans , including the 'All in One' Seems like a resonable deal now, if your planning on staying with skoda Servicing...

Just to help confirm everyone comments, the Skoda website now appears to have removed all mention of the Cambelt 5 yearly Change in its maintenance section.. Looks like it is no longer a thing... 🙂

@varooom Great piece of information, exactly what I needed. I have just performed the update using the original 0480 files provided by Pab and this has worked perfectly. The system is now fully updated. Turns out I have got an SD card reader, its hidden in the upper right corner of the Glove box in a recess. I used that to perform the update. Thanks again varooom much appreciated. Updated images attached 🙂

@varooom Thanks for the Quick reply 🙂 I have the software train version below. I assume from the similar train version string the previous software Pab supplied can be used ? Thanks again for your assistance

Hello, I have just purchased a used fabia, @pab567 has previous supplied the latest 480 (MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0480T) software for my Karoq . Could somebody please confirm if this can be used for my Fabia headunit (Pictures below). Please note this unit does not have sat nat or an SD card , however I assume the update can be done using the USB port ? If I need a different version of software would sombody please post ? Thanks very much for any assistance

Hi @pab567 I am also running version 0478 on H41 head unit. are you happy that version 0480 is reliable enough to release ? If so would you be able to PM me a copy, Thank you for your time as always...

I realise this topic has been covered in various degrees, but I cannot find an exact answer. Hopefully one of you clever folks can help ? My car is reporting its due an oil service in 3000 miles and an inspection service in 4000 (approx). I am on long life (extended) servicing. Skoda seem to have changed their service recommendation to 'oil and inspection' every 12 months and an extended scope service every 2 years in addition to the annual 'oil and inspection' https://www.skoda.co.uk/owners/servicing-maintenance-fixed-price My question is why does my car quote different milage ETA's for what is the same service, and as I am on Extended servicing I assume the above statments on there website do not apply to me (if they do what is the point of an extended servicing if I still need to get it serviced annually). Finally what should I be doing with my car, I assume just continue to only get it servived when it tells me too ? (My default policy at present) Thanks Folks for any of your views