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Lutz started following 1.6 or 2.0 , How does one notice the electric trunk lifters start to go bad? , How to open or remove trunk side wall skoda superb. and 7 others
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How to open or remove trunk side wall skoda superb.
Lutz replied to Tabarak's topic in Skoda Superb Mk II (2008-2015)
I have made many years ago video of tow bar installation process. Here you can get ideas. -
In my video you can see OEM part number of the camera, 56D827566A. Quick search from the Aliexpress: https://a.aliexpress.com/_mOhbTAG
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Hatch boot electrical gas spring (or what it is called...)
Lutz replied to Mecksopp's topic in Skoda Superb Mk II (2008-2015)
I heated this tube quite a while, almost in the point as tube started to melt or burn, but still I quit before making any damage to the plastic. Turn tube upside down is very good plan, as both sides should be identical. I had quite powerful heat gun (not hair dryer) and therefore it took max 3-4 minutes. Whit rusty springs boot operates once in a while and very many users have underlined potential issue with hall sensor or strut wire connection. Still most of the time the main reason is failing springs, so this repair should be made as preventative measure to extend the life of the strut. Once you have made new spring and properly sealed all this, should be lifelong solution. -
Hatch boot electrical gas spring (or what it is called...)
Lutz replied to Mecksopp's topic in Skoda Superb Mk II (2008-2015)
Good to hear, if it is helpful. I strongly suggest to repair both of them, as they will anyways fail sooner than later. -
VAG group panoramic roof is pain in the *ss in many ways. Jammed draining tubes, factory glued adhesive results heavy water leakage etc. In your case I assume that gear which operates roof window is cracked and there is no other solution than new frame (1-2000€) or as my friend did, just glued glass to frame with adhesive enternally, meaning there is no operation any more, just glass roof. Removing panoramic roof fuse when temperature will get below 1-2 degrees Celsius should be mandatory for each car owner in order to save a bit life of this stupid piece of engineering.
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Hatch boot electrical gas spring (or what it is called...)
Lutz replied to Mecksopp's topic in Skoda Superb Mk II (2008-2015)
Or repair them as I did (for less than 150-200SEK). -
Dual mass flywheel replacement main dealer quote...
Lutz replied to Wildmoose's topic in Skoda Superb Mk II (2008-2015)
I had similar job done recently, 1.6TDI with DSG, but non-4x4. 2.0 should be in the same range. Labour was 200€, but in addition to flywheel change this cost contained also EGR and thermostat change. LUK flywheel was 325€. So as you see, it depends on region and country where you are located. I’m from Estonia. -
If you are considering upgrading your mirror to auto dim, then I suggest to go even beyond and install mirror from Golf 6 with High Beam Assist camera (5K0857511B), which I did. I have recorded whole installation process:
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Buying used 2014 Greenline query Dual mass flywheel
Lutz replied to scoobydoo888's topic in Skoda Superb Mk II (2008-2015)
5 speed pre-FL Superb 2 has single mass flywheel 6-speed FL Superb 2 has dual-mass flywheel This applies ONLY 1.6 TDI Greenline models! -
Very good to hear that this is video is helpful. After more than 3 years these rebuild electric struts work like new ones.
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I have commented about this in similar topic: I’m daily driving with Superb II Greenline with 105hp 1.6TDI engine and with 5 speed manual transmission. In my opinion this is the best car ever: - reasonably slow, gives you a smooth ride - fuel efficency is very good with that size of the car - NO dual-mass flywheel - very low maintanance cost - unique passenger side dimming mirror - lots of space front, back and in trunk - accesories retrofitable from Passat B7 (HBA etc) There is no similar car with that fuel consumtion, space, simplicity and features like Superb II Greenline. Biggest issues with this motor is pre-facelift injectors, which can fail. If you want to understand how good is VAG 1.6TDI CAYC engine, then look this video (with subtitles):
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I’ll write from a bit different angle. I’m daily driving with Superb II Greenline with 105hp 1.6TDI engine and with 5 speed manual transmission. In my opinion this is the best car ever: - reasonably slow, gives you a smooth ride - fuel efficency is very good with that size of the car - NO dual-mass flywheel - very low maintanance cost - unique passenger side dimming mirror - lots of space front, back and in trunk - accesories retrofitable from Passat B7 (HBA etc) There is no similar car with that fuel consumtion, space, simplicity and features like Superb II Greenline.
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Or take your hands from your pocket and start repairing them, as I did (for less than £15).
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This is very common issue with Super II electric tailgate struts, as electric motor brush springs will be rusty and broke. Please see my tutorial how to fix electric struts with similar problem: