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Hi, full refueled this evening and 17th fill-up in a row under 7.0l/100km. Not that bad for a big 1840kg bear with 200HP. 🙂

@JR RS I think that's a question for you! 😉

Hi, Also running 338.322 (don’t know when it has been installed), i ´ve checked today. But still new updates installed today.

Hi, One of my friends faced that with an Opel Corsa in the early 2000's. We finally found a leak at the lower edge of the windscreen. There was a thin hole in the windscreen bonding. I suggest having a look there.

Once fooled by Autodoc too. Never ordered again. Neverminds if I pay a bit more as long as there's no bad surprise.

Hi, I'll check if I have 0334 version too, but I had the same updates twice today. 🙄 A bit irritating in the end...

@chrisgreen I may be wrong, but you should still be able to purchase any service from the Skoda App on your smartphone, fortunately... At least, I hope so!

And?... Does it work as expected? I hope it does, as a reward for all your efforts! 😉

Note, that Maneuver braking doesn't activate at very low speed und cuts off over a certain value. I can't remember the exact values, but just on the top of the head, I would say it activates from 3-5 km/h to 15km/h. 'Electronic systems gurus', feel free to correct me if these values are wrong. Otherwise, you can make some test with an empty cardboard box behind your car. It won't be risky. 😉

On Kodiaq MK1 FL (TDI200 DQ381), coasting is also set in Normal mode. But I have to say coasting activation is quite smooth and I don't really notice it. Thus, it doesn't bother me when it's activated... I think, they've made progress in the geabox settings...

Hi, @Binx1310 Just sharing my humble experience. I used to have BSD LEDs in the mirror glasses on my ex Superb Mk3, but I way more prefer the BSD LEDs in the mirror housings on my current Kodiaq Mk1. Additionally, you can trim the LEDs intensity from the MMI (assuming you get OEM parts and correct coding). Much safer!

At this time, I won’t… My current Kodiaq Mk1 makes an excellent job! 😁 I was only asking myself how long I would need for a 10-80% charge along a holiday trip. 28mn isn’t that long on its own, but if most of the car have such values, it means long queueing to have the battery charged. My holiday trips are all over 500km with 90% motorway. The shortest is around 450km but requires a roof box which shortens the range and makes a battery charge mandatory anyway. Additionally, I may have to tow a horse van 2 or 3 times a year over 300km. I guess battery charge will be necessary in this case too…

I could be interested to replace my Kodiaq Mk1, but 28mn to charge batteries from 10 to 80% (Skoda value for 90kW version) seems still quite long to me. Just for comparison Xpeng G9 says 12mn for the same WLTP range...

75000km service today: oil change + oil filter replacement + cabin filter replacement. Everything went fine. 🙂

Hi, Looks similar to this thread : Or this one : Unfortunately, no Skoda solution yet.