Bap33
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Nice feature to avoid the boot closing on you back when you inadvertently trigger the virtual pedal with your feet. 👍
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Never read that fuel filter had to be changed on petrol engine. 🤷♂️
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Almost as tidy as an AMG engine bay !😁
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Hi, I've always heard about the 3-year time limit. Never read any mileage limit regarding Haldex servicing. Where did you catch this information? I know you regularly refer to official Skoda recommendations, thus it'd be cool if you could share the source of this mileage limit from an official reference. 😃 Note: I think the lack of mileage limit is a non sense, and I do replace Haldex oil every 45000km (roughly similar to the 30000 miles you mention) on my Mk3. They're done in less than 3 years in my case. It would then mean I'm fully compliant to Skoda recommendations. 😎
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Thanks for sharing. Do you work in the chemical industry and maybe detergents in particular?
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I faced this problem on my wife's former Audi Q3 too (though with a manual gearbox). Very annoying and even dangerous when entering in a roundabout. But I never faced that with my Mk3...
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Hi, Sorry, since everything works properly again, I did not take time to scan and check what kind of DTC still remain. I will do so and share within the week-end.
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Don't forget, your Mk3 still has an umbrella like a Rolls. 😄 Covering with adhesive film maybe another solution?
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It seems it confirms what I was saying... Jeremy Clarkson / Top Gear approved... 🤣
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This one is an RS3 + DQ500 Engine swap... 😁 Just Insane! Could be Jeremy Clarkson approved! 😄
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Nice and classy upgrade ! Also much easier to clean! No dust in the small gaps around buttons anymore.
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I also surf on a french Skoda forum. But no Superb owner complains about rear discs wear as on Briskoda… 🤷♂️ This I assume your point on climate is quite consistent. 😉
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I would say approximately 3"... Already a long time ago I did it...🤔
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I've fixed mine on the boot trim: With a slight mod to give it an OEM look (using an OEM inside review mirror trim) :
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I think this is the point. 122000 km on the clock on mine. I only changed the rear brake pads 5000 km ago. Front brakes and rear brake discs are still original ones. We sold my wife's Audi Q3 at the end of july, it had 166000 km on the clock and still its complete original brakes and pads...
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If not too late, this may help you :
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Or maybe it's the dealer... Even your car and the courtesy VW one don't want to get there to quick and slow down! 😮 Sorry, an easy one... 😁 It happens sometimes on mine too. But fortunately for me, it's only a question of wrong speed diplayed by the TSR. Brakes are not coupled to TSR on mine.
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Don't presume, be sure! Open the bonnet and check. It will be safer than risking an overtemp....
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Just scroll on the right button of MFSW, you ´ll see an ´AdBlue Autonomy’ menu. Just click to see how much you can refill.
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Don't forget to come back here and tell if it worked or not...
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Thanks @leolito. I'm not 'rejecting' all Mk3, but just mine which faced several problems, that turned my overall satisfaction to a subtil "fuzzy foggy grey" 😁... I'm still convinced Mk3 is a good car, but may be I've got a bad "not that good" number... Regarding what you describe as 'entering into madness territory', SWMBO fortunately agrees this project. 😮💨🤣
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You're welcome guys! Don't forget to come back here and make your comments once you've changed and tested this coding.
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Hi, I would remove uninstall the dog guard and fold the rear seat backrest to get more room and try to pass a nylon strap thru the black grill (as close as possible to the C pilar. Then install something higher than the grill to use it as a lever (rod / bar). once lever is fixed, route the strap above this lever and pull it downwards so that it pulls the grill upside. Because I don't think you'll get enough room, if you try to push it upwards from the inside. Unless boot side panels are different parts form these grills... I hope I'm clear enough...
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It's a MY2018, built in Q4 2017.
