Jon_67

The P20ee code is nox catalyst below efficiency bank 1. P2002 code is dpf efficency below threshold bank one.

I didn't think the dpf was at fault either. My local VW Audi specialist told me the dpf was faulty and blocked but the readings i've obtained myself contradict his diagnosis. Will order a set of e torx spanners and check the adblue injector next. Maybe a coincidence but started getting the error codes a couple if weeks after adding 10 litres of Redex adblue to the tank.

My 2029 Superb has creaking suspension every so often most often noticed over speed humps as well. I traced it to the wishbone bushes nearest the drivers and passengers footwells where they attach to the under body. I squirt a few sprays of Holts silicone spray on each bush and it's squeak free for a few months.

I am currently driving a 2019, 2.0 tdi Superb with 77k on the clock. The vehicle has been regularly serviced and runs perfectly. Every 400 miles or so the engine management light comes on with the following codes: P2002 and P20EE. They relate to nox emissions, bank one. The dpf seems fine according to the vag dpf app and the differential pressures look ok. Regen's are every 170 miles or so with town driving and complete with around d 5% soot content left. I am thinking it may be possibly be one of these three issues: Faulty nox sensor Partially blocked adblue injector, Worst case scenario is blocked egr cooler although there are no codes showing to suggest this. Has anyone else encountered these codes as I am reluctant to pay the dealer £120 for a diagnostic. Looking through other forums regarding these codes some cars have had many parts replaced only for the codes to still be there.

Both rear shocks leaked on my 68 plate Superb at just under 60k. Replaced them with Monroe branded ones at £72 each. Easy to fit and there are plenty of videos on YouTube to help.

Can anyone pls explain or show where the small metal clip shown in the pic actually fits into the mechanism. Thanks.

Can confirm that this method using a credit card works and takes about 5 seconds to remove the vent unit. One small part had fell down the vent tube and was missing somewhere along its length along the centre console. I used a length of 240v electrical cable with a small amount of evo stick smeared around the last inch of cable. Poking it down the tube and moving it around caused the lost part to stick to it and was then retrieved.

Exactly the same issue with my 2019 Superb executive. Rattle and vibration from behind the screen on coarse road surfaces usually at motorway speeds. Removed the screen and the GPS antenna was hanging down exactly the same as in your picture Attached it as described with 3m double sided tape and the rattle has gone. The original adhesive must deteriorate after a couple of years with the heat on the dashboard. Thanks for the info, the rattle was really annoying previously.