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otoole_keith

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  1. Just thought I’d update this thread. About 2 weeks ago the car would not start. System gave an error “48v Supply. Don not drive off” Car checked by a Skoda dealership and they are recommending a new alternator. Looking into this a bit further the alternator for the 48v can cause “jumpy” brakes 🤷🏻‍♂️ Part being replaced this week… fingers crossed this resolves the horrible braking in the Skodiaq!
  2. This is the exact thread I wish I found sooner! I have the exact same issue on a 1.5tsi mild hybrid Kodiaq Sportline. On top of the already “extremely sensitive” emergency brake which is a danger in itself, the jerky brakes are very distracting to the point of not having any confidence in the car braking correctly. I’ve brought it back to the dealer and they too told me it’s the characteristics of the car…. An they applied an “update” to the car. Honestly don’t like driving this car… and to add this is my 4th Kodiaq so I’m used to driving this model since 2018.

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