Jamessk9

I have no intention of paying a penny towards this repair. Not when it's a defect that leads to petrol spraying on a hot engine that can cause combustion. Especially when there's multiple accounts of it with the same models built at the same time.

As well, both companies are supposed to give me courtesy car in this situation. Trustford won't out of covid, and Skoda have said all of theirs is fully booked. So I've had to lose shifts because of this.

Hi run4mo, Thanks for replying. Unfortunately I had to get it towed to Skoda Warrington, as that was the furthest RAC could tow me without charging an arm and a leg. I have tried contacting trustford about this, with the promise of a callback, but no one has gotten back to me. Skoda had said previously I have a years warranty with them. Sorry, I probably didn't make that clear in the last post.

As well, I have warranty for this car with trustford, and Skoda. Who do I let settle this huge issue?

Hi there, I seem to be in the same situation as most people in this chat. I have a 2017 1.2 TSI SE L Fabia. On the way to dropping off my partner, the EPC light came on, and a strong smell of fuel through the A/C. Same result as everyone, pool of fuel, auto stop start error, spraying fuel when you turnover the engine,and the inability to drive my car. I got it towed to Skoda Warrington, as it was the closest one. The RAC man, said that the fuel injector has gone. I have "used warranty ", with the car through the previous owner of the car, and Skoda said they'll look into it, but might not be till may 5th. They can't offer me a courtesy car or anything to make up for the lack of vehicle. I have only owned the car since February 2021, but purchased it through trust ford Stockport. It's also been making a squeaking noise around the front left wheel at any speed below 30. Has anyone else had that issue? Cheers, James.