PaulCanning

nah, gave me a standard octavia they just called and said they had to replace the secondary coolant pump and thats sorted it, they made sure to say they believed it to be coincidental too. But they've replaced it under the original manufacturer warranty which coincidently was finishing yesterday!

So put the Kodiaq in for an oil service and brake fluid change and the Haldex oil service. Everything was fine before going in this morning and now at 5 pm the engine management light is on now I have arrived to collect. Of course the technician has gone home now I have to leave the car overnight and wait for tomorrow’s diagnostics.☹️☹️

I wondered if I would feel jealous when the new kodiaq came out, I see now I had nothing at all to worry about. More than happy to continue with my current SEL

Just finished my night shifts and thought I'd give the car a good clean in 0 degrees!

yep makes sense, so it's basically bull****.

So, just a query really, there's a garage near me that does a lot of work for skoda, porsche, vw, etc etc including remaps repairs servicing etc. Now they claim that they can do a remap and because they keep the original ecu reference number that a remap cannot be detected by the dealers? Is he bull****ting me or is this a real thing?

Ouch, thank god you clarified that it was parked, I assumed from the first picture she was driving the car at the time! Im thinking I too would be wary if that was repaired no matter how good, Id always feel uncomfortable, I suspect though it'll get written off. Can I ask you a question though as it looks the same as mine ie diesel 4x4. Is it the auto box or manual as I have a manual and was of the opinion these can't have towbars? Off topic I know but would be interested to know if you get a chance and see this.

Now I have to google how to do this without breaking it lol

I've never had a car that was nice enough that Ive ever bothered with wondering but...... "WTF are winter wheels?" Let me preface this with Im completely ignorant on the subject and am making an assumption that they are wheels you don't really care about during harsher winter months and save the good wheels for the better weather?

Anyone got a link to a reliable one that works? Google ain't helping and the 2 Ive tried are telling me the 2.0 diesel 4x4 I filled with diesel in 150 miles ago is a 2wd Petrol??