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  1. Interesting story, especially being able to drive 500 km with a pump failure. How much did it cost in Italy?
  2. i would assume the sound should come up when you enable the AC, not when disabling. Also perhaps one could change only a pulley, not the whole assembly, because the AC is working just fine
  3. Hi guys. Just started noticing the rattle coming from under the bonnet. As soon as I enable the Air Conditioning, the rattle stops. When I disable it, rattle begins. You can clearly hear that in the video. Has anyone got any ideas? Is it a AC compressor’s clutch? Is it a generators pulley? Video link: https://youtube.com/shorts/HfMIeQrJXlc?feature=share
  4. Fixed the car today. All the bearings were checked twice. Both inner CV joints were replaced (driveshafts remained original). This fixed the problem. Although there was no visible wear on CV joints, no play, but it seems like it fixed the problem.
  5. Hello guys, I have a 2015 Skoda Octavia RS 2.0 TDI. I was planning to leave on a trip tomorrow therefore I have decided to balance my wheels. Done that yesterday. After balancing I started experiencing vibration above 120 kph. The vibration is constant and does not increase under load (acceleration), it is only related to speed. The speed increases - the vibration too. It does not change when I shift to neutral. I have rebalanced the wheels since then once. The vibration remains the same. I have tried to switch rears to front, no difference. I have even changed my wheels with other Skoda, vibration continues. The repair shop checked everything, bearings, bushes, springs, engine, transmission mounts. Everything is OK. I went to the specialised transmission service. After the test ride mechanic guaranteed that it is not related to the transmission. But it may be related to the driveshaft. Tomorrow I am changing my driveshaft inner cv joints. Right CV joint has no play, left one has a very very minor one. The mechanic says it should not produce such a vibration, but I am changing it anyways. I am left stranded. I needed to leave for a trip tomorrow, but now I cannot. Since I am in a rush, I hope you have useful suggestions. sincerely Domas
  6. @SP36 How did it go? Did it require calibrating or can I just change it myself only having OBD 11 to delete the fault code?
  7. thank you for comprehensive answer. It ain't worth it to disassemble so much for questionable leds. The VCDS part sounds interesting. I have OBD11. Is it good for the job? If so, where can I get more information on that? Increased voltage and Osram 64217 is the way to go, I suppose.
  8. Hello, has anyone fitted H7 LED bulbs to their their SEL headlights (those with DRL LEDS and lenses). Is it necessary to remove the headlights to change the bulbs? Or is it possible to insert them via the holes in the wheel arches? Also, will it give an error on a dashboard, even though the LEDS are can-bus? https://wirer.sk/f3_led7_vymena/ Seems like a lot of hassle
  9. The car is LHD by the way, so the bulb fell down to the passenger side
  10. Hello, today I was replacing the W5W interior bulb and one of the bulbs fell down through the windshield vents. Is there anyway I could remove it myself? The bulb fell down more to the middle right part of the vent, if that makes any difference.
  11. Hi, I came up with this part number: 5JJ 601 025 CJ X2 Hope it helps
  12. Thank you, but I am looking for the exact number for the exact wheel pictured above.
  13. Hello, I am desperate to know the original part number of Skoda's Monte Carlo Savio rim. The one I'm talking about is R17, black rim with chromed outer line. The most information I have is this number: 5JJ 601 025. Is it 5JJ 601 025 C J X2?
  14. Hello, I am desperate to know the original part number of Skoda's Monte Carlo Savio rim. The one I'm talking about is R17, black rim with chromed outer line. The most information I have is this number: 5JJ 601 025
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