deepakvrao

Thanks guys. I never seemed to get good life out of the 2025 batteries, and I suspect that's because either what I get are either really old or fakes. The 2032s work great. Would have never thought to try them if it weren't for chancing upon this thread.

I cant imagine that most people find 2000 OK. I have about 4500, and like others have said, often my commonly used numbers dont get synced. What a dumb restriction. I also have a Hyndai which costs half as much, and no such restriction.

I have a 2017 Octavia Mk 3, and since the day I took delivery, a year ago, there is no warning alarm if the front passenger does not wear the seat belt. It went for it's first service today, and the service guys say that Octavias do not have an alarm for front passenger seat belt at all. True? I am worried that if there is a seat weight sensor that is not working, the airbag might not deploy in a crash. I rented an Octavia in Croatia, and I think [not sure], that there was a passenger seat belt warning?

Where do you get the temp figures from?

Thanks guys. Found the engine code. CRVC, which is in fact an EA 288.

The car drives well, and I have read horror stories about loss of power, increased noise etc after the correction.

Just bought a MK3 with a 2 litre tdi engine. How do I check if the engine is the 'famous' ea 189?

I presume that this is in the nav settings for nav volume. I have set it to 25 [max] and the audio volume to complete mute when nav voice should come on. The audio mutes for a second on and off, when I presume the navigation voice should be kicking in, but there is no voice guidance at all.

Hi guys, New car, and confused about two issues. Do all Amundsen systems have voice control? I have the buttons, but nothing happens when I press them I can't seem to get the voice guidance for the navigation Tried re booting by pressing the power for 30 seconds as one post here suggested, but no luck. Suggestions?

Could be. It's rather annoying. Do you guys also have a noise with a full tank of fuel?

Thanks to you :-) Removing the A pillar trip was scary. Needed a huge amount of force. Also, someone had said that the guy who designed the location of the fusebox needs to be shot. I agree.

I was talking about the front passenger seat.

In my new car, the indicator goes off even if the passenger is not belted up, as long as the driver is. I'm worried that if a weight sensor in the seat is not working, the airbag deployment might be affected?

Filled up and the noise is back. Has to be fuel. Never heard this in any other of my cars though, including the Octavia Mk2. Or at least, I never noticed it before in any other car.