Oskars

Hello! I had been experiencing issues with the virtual pedal and couldn't find a way to fix it for almost a year, so I didn't have time to check with the dealer. I finally found a fix. I don't know how long it will work, but at the moment, it is working, and no error codes are showing, either. So there is a plug which I assume goes for ignition, you unplug it for a few minutes and plug it back in, close the car, and check if it works, for me it worked. I assume it would be the same for any other VAG as this fix I found for Tiguan. There are two photos, tried to get as good as I could. Hope it will fix virtual pedal issues for other members.

Hello! Back to the topic, the issue was that cracked grill, dealer changed the grill cover and calibrated the sensor. Cost me 160 Euros.

For @JR RS attached the exact cover from my skoda, as I mentioned in the first post That picture I took from the internet was just an illustration. I removed the cover and nothing did actually change, will make an appointment with the dealership for diagnostics and will update after everything will be clear what actually is the problem, maybe will help someone in the future with that. Thanks for the help guys.

Thanks for the reply. As I checked today on a daylight that cover, there was a soft rubber on it, and the first thing that I could think of myself was that it could be a stud from the winter tire as I was right behind the car on my acc at that moment.

Hello! While I was driving the "Front assist unavailable" popped up and ACC turned off etc. I was behind the other car on the highway, as it is winter and everything is kinda dirty with snow, mud, salt, etc. I thought that the front assist cover is just too dirty and pulled over to wipe it, but the problem didn't resolve, unfortunately. The other day in daylight I saw that the front assist grill cover is cracked in full length exactly on the middle, will attach an image for illustration. As I'm like 99% sure that this is the case to resolve this issue I would just replace that grill cover, but as I checked some threads on the "Front assist unavailable" a few of them needed to make a re-calibration at the dealer and one guy had a scratch on that grill cover and as well needed re-calibration + change the cover, but either way, I see guys that just change the whole grill and there is no need to re-calibrate anything for that sensor. So now I have 2 questions: 1) Will I need re-calibration after a change of that grill cover if that is the issue? 2) Maybe there is someone who had the same issue with a cracked grill? Thanks