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I'm really glad I didn't go for a new kodiaq! decided I didn't like the layout of the new dash so saved myself some £££ and picked up a facelift 2021 L&K instead. She's perfect, no errors, no issues, does exactly what it says on the tin. My last kodiaq (2018 Scout) was also near on perfect but when it comes time to change the current Kodiaq I may be looking elsewhere outside of VAG for it's replacement.

ah ha ! so that's what it is. I noticed in the hand book some changes that were written in and also a dealer stamp on one of the pages. Just took delivery of the car this afternoon and purchased the all-in pack too

Thanks everyone. I'll purchase the service plan and get the hadlex serviced in the next couple of weeks just to be on the safe side.

How can I tell if my car has a DQ381?

I purchased the car on Saturday and yes it's a 2021 plate. The dealer is just organising delivery over the next couple of days. I have a copy of the service record which reads: Oil change service @ 14534 miles on 22/12/2022 Inspection with Oil Change @ 20923 on 12/12/2023 O6F8 completed at 20923 on 12/12/203 <<<<< what is an O6F8 ??? Inspection with Oil Change @ 26653 on 10/12/2024 so all in all she's had 3 oil changes and whatever an O6F8 is

Yeah I am aware of the DGS, Break Fluid etc being outside of the scope of the service plan. I'd do the breaks myself (if it won't void the warranty?) . I am also aware that they dont' clean the filter/pump when doing the hadlex so i'll need to get that done too.

Thanks Yogi! I just wanted to make sure I wasn't about to over pay for something

Hello I'm about to take delivery of my new Kodiaq. I'm looking at the Service Plans and the "All in" caught my eye. £38 a month gives me all this for 2 years but does it represent good value for money? 1 x Oil and Inspection Service 1 x Oil and Inspection Extended Scope 2 x MOT 2 Years Roadside Assistance 2 years Extended Warranty 1 x Pollen Filter replacement 1 x Air Filter replacement 1 x Spark Plug / Fuel Filter

Morning folks. SO I am (finally) back in a Kodiaq I originally had a 2019 Scout 2.0 TDI 150 which was fully loaded with all available options. It was awesome. Had it for 3 years and loved every minute of it. However, life as it does, got in the way and the car was moved on. I ended up in an X3 for about 6 months. Engine was amazing (3ltr V6) but I just didn't gel with the car. Moved on to an E-Class estate which was lovely except build quality was poor. Moved that on and ended up in a little Fiesta ST for a while. All the while I was missing my Kodiaq! Well on Saturday I became the owner of a Black 2021 L&K 2.0 tdi (200) and am now waiting for delivery. I'm looking forward to getting her home and then doing a full paint decom, clay, polish, and then ceramic coat :)

Hello all, Has anyone had any experience of using a tuning box on their kodiaq? specifically the diesel 150. I have had a quick look at the tuning box TDI tuning offer which suggests an increase of some 47bhp and an additional 75nm. Seems like reasonable increases from a plug and play unit but I'd like to hear your experiences of using these in the real world. cheers

@Wino - lol... yeah maybe. My wife is coming with me. She, at times, can make hulk look like a pussy cat!!

So just to bring this topic full circle.... I dropped the car off at a local Indy in Reading about an hour ago to have them replace the pads. I don't have time at the moment to do them myself. I asked them to check if they needed doing as i was not confident in the statement from the dealer. I just got a call from the Indy... pads are only 50% worn and do not need replacing. 50% over 20,000 miles is reasonable and not unexpected but 85% as sliver said would have indicated erratic driving or a fault which isn't the case. So on the back of this I will collect me car and then go round to skoda and provide them with some feedback.

Hi all, Dealer noticed my front pads are 85% worn (after 2 years / 20,000 miles) and wanted £235 to replace them. I'm happy to do that myself and was wondering if anyone can recommend a decent set of pads? TIA Rob