rayh024
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2011 Octavia TDI Elegance 140BHP 5Dr
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What are the typical "Knock on effects"?
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Air conditioning not working at all
rayh024 replied to earltedly's topic in Skoda Octavia Mk II (2004 - 2013)
Very interesting and thanking you -
Air conditioning not working at all
rayh024 replied to earltedly's topic in Skoda Octavia Mk II (2004 - 2013)
Oh and so what does one do if the system pressure goes low? -
Air conditioning not working at all
rayh024 replied to earltedly's topic in Skoda Octavia Mk II (2004 - 2013)
Interested to hear the technical reasoning? -
You have confirmed my fears and this seems to be an accepted practice with some garage operators in Ireland at the moment
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My understanding is that the remap has coded out the sensors, but they have not removed the DPF insides and I am wondering where this will ultimately lead too?
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Thanking all for your advices and I now comment: 1. The ECU Re-mapping as I understand means the ECU has now been programmed to ignore the DPF which is still intact in the exhaust line and my main concern is what happens next? 2. Service - the car has been serviced using oils to the correct specifications. 3. Diesel Fuels have been sourced from various sources, but I would hope that diesel supplies in Ireland are unlikely to be a factor. 4. Faulty Pressure sensors - can somebody let me have a recommendation for a VCDS - I have a bluethooth EODB (E Bay cheap) running on Outlis OBD Facile software version 2.52.0413. Once again thanking you
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As a newbie, please excuse if I have errored in any manner of placement and or duplication and would be pleased if you can assist in any way. In early 2015, I purchased Skoda Octavia 2.0 TDI with 93k and imported from the UK to Ireland. About 2 months ago at about 120k, the DPF indicator came on and I followed the driving instructions as set out in the manual. This cleared the DPF indicator, however it returned a few days later and failed to complete its regeneration and went to limp mode. I returned to the purchase (not Skoda agent) garage who advised that they had cleaned both the GRV and DPF. About a week later the DPF indicator returned and despite fairly extensive driving as set out the manual, the DPF indicator remained on. I again returned it to the garage and have now been advised that the ECU has been remapped and that I should have no further problems with the DPF indicator. Leaving aside the environmental and non-specification issues I now find myself with. If the DPF continues to collect the Diesel Particulate and these are not removed by the regeneration process – will the filter become saturated and block completely or what are the long term consequences? Thanking you
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Hello all, Just joined your forum as an owner of 2011 Skoda Octavia Diesel with a fairly significant DPF problem - left into garage today for the 3rd time in the last month. Hope to seek some further assistance with understanding this problem Rayh024