Deerjohn

After changing everything in brake system finally the problem was resolved by replacing the main brake cylinder

I would definetly changed "some" to "all" as far as this is unfortunatelly Skoda factory attitude to ALL Skoda car buyers by producing defective products! This is my strong opinion from my and other owners' very, very bad experience being the owners and drivers of the car from this brand and I will not agree to any other view!(exclamation mark)

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For Skoda car owners it is "normal" to visit dealer's or several dealers' service/s at least once per month... So my advice visit dealer to solve this!

It's normal because it is Skoda... I have also already changed rear brake discs as well as rear pads at 45thous. km. And this is not a case for warranty as dealer is saying.

I agree with all issues what you mentioned. I am also tired of being the slave of this Škoda "miracle"! Soon I will switch to my old, previously already twice tested car brand - BMW to be finally free of "serving" my CURRENT so called "a car" attending, attending and attending dealers' services...

Lucky man you are with your Superb! Congratulations! Enjoy you super, uber, truper Škoda Superb! But never say never... Škoda cars are full with "interesting surprises"... Also your's! Just wait a moment And don't point me what and where to write and what not! My opinion is that the work of Škoda factory on Superb (not exterior, but all parts "under the hood") is absolutely unacceptable if this car is positioned as premium car.

...and most probably you are Skoda agent. Now it is clear why you are defending so much this "brilliant object on wheels called Skoda". In Czech "Škoda" - in English "Damage". This proves everything!!!

"If it's such a **** why have you kept it for so long? Just sell up and buy something else instead of having to put up with all that misery or using a random question on a random thread as an excuse to start ranting about your issues." Because I bought this car for 35thous.EUR and even after 1 year use the value of the car was down to 20%. Now I can sell it only for ~18thousd.EUR. Feel the difference? "Just sell up and buy something else instead of having to put up with all that misery or using a random question on a random thread as an excuse to start ranting about your issues." If you are so smart, please give the advise in the topic

Don't play so smart guy! I bought this Skoda s-h-i-t in November 2015. Since then I visited services 38 times!!! Do you know any other car brand when situation would be like this?! Previously I owned 3 different brand cars and never (NEVER) I had such a situation. Now, I am "enjoying" another defect - squeaky brake pedal. "Wonderful" car, isn't it?

Check front shock absorbers. Had the same problem after 2 years drive. Dealer had changed both front shock absorbers!!! Anyway, this is, you know, Skoda and if you own Skoda, then you are the slave of the car... At least this is my case, all the time problems...

Total disaster... Dealer changed brake servo part No 5Q1614106K, but the squeaky sound is still there! Dealer is shrugging his shoulders...

Already tried WD40, silicon, Wurth HHS-2000 - no change!

... and still - are there any reasonable suggestions by anyone on the matter to eliminate the fault - "squeaky noise when pushing and releasing brake pedal" or just reflections over life being slave of Skoda Superb?!

I can suggest one very excellent solution which suits to all defects and problems of a car. Especially this solution suits to all Skoda cars, i.e. turn on car's audio system volume to max or almost max. Be sure in this way you will never hear any rattles, squeaks, creaks, etc. The only problem is that somehow you may become deaf. But that could also be one the ways to whom it is advisable to drive Skoda car. The solution could be to wear headphones or tankman helmet. Believe me, soon Skoda will include these new features in standart equipment called "simple clever drive as tankman"

Are you joke-man? Some 3 other service men tested this phenomenon with different shoes... and the noise is the same. I tried to push brake pedal even with my hand and imagine the noise was the same. My hand was not wearing any shoe Waiting now for verdict from Skoda factory to eliminate this next (again and again...) fault of the SkodaS-H-I-T!

No success. Noise still there...

Thanks! Yes suppose that the noise is coming from there. Do you know is it possible somehow to remove a dust boot to spray silicone there and then to put back?

By the way dealer has sent the video to Skoda factory and now waiting for the answer to repair this break pedal phenomenon

...maybe will try to isolate Skoda Superb and this "awesome" car phenomenal extras... In 3 years time while I am "lucky" owner of this "Skoda****" there was NO any single month when I would be free of visiting service! This break pedal defect is the next challenge for me...

Thanks for advice! But what do you mean by "the brake pedal box". I tried already a lot of silicone as well as WD40 on various parts, but no luck...

Maybe somebody can help to identify what and where is this sound coming from? The squeaky noise is produced when pushing and releasing break pedal. Could it be somewhat mechanical fault that some connection part needs to be lubricate or maybe it is break vacuum booster?! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06EyNL2pr5o&feature=youtu.be

Verdict is that speaker is dead. Just 2,5 years... Maybe you know what is the part number for door panel plastic clips. There are various types of clips. I am looking for those which are around door panel.

Does anybody know what is this error for and how to delete that? The real problem is that after removing and reinstalling back the front passenger's door panel the ambient lighting is with lower intensity than in other doors. I am trying to delete this error in OBDeleven but everytime I scan the car again the error is back.

Thanks a lot for instruction. Will try!