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  1. @skomaz thanks, I found similar on a Google search and this seems common with the VWs and Skodas. Do you know how easy it is to access the two air-conditioning sensors in the dashboard? It's probably cheaper to replace both of them, than pay for an hour of dealer investigation but I could swap them over to see if the the fault moves side first
  2. Hi @Warrior193 I had a coolant leak that was repaired recently with the thermostatic housing being replaced. The coolant is all fine and it hasn't discoloured
  3. Hi all, I have a skoda octavia mkIII and the climatronic control is playing up. I get hot air from the passenger dash vents, but only cold air from the drivers side. I've tried recalibrating the valves but that hasn't improved the hot/cold situation. The local skoda dealership have investigated, £100 for diagnostic scan and no fault found. They want to book 3 hours further investigation (£434 + vat) but they don't really seem to have any ideas so I'm a bit hesitant to fund this ongoing work at the moment. Has anyone else experienced this fault, and if so how was it resolved? The dealer also quoted for a new heater matrix at £278 + vat, but about £1200 labour to fit it and another £900 for a coolant flush, is this the standard cost? Thanks for any advice in advance!!!

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