Sladkarq
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Hello everyone, The car is SKODA OCTAVIA 3 FACELIFT 2019 - 2.0 tdi 150 ps. DSG The car has 55 000 miles. Yesterday I did a full service and when I opened the fuel filter I saw that there was some junk at the bottрm, like small particles. The old the filter itself looks perfectly clean. Here is a picture of it: I immediately unscrewed the HPFP control valve and and I inspected it visually Here are some pictures of the well and the strainer on the valve itself: Everything looked perfectly clean except for one very small fragment that had stuck to the strainer: Since the car is out of warranty I consulted with the Skoda dealer and they said that all other Skodas have such debris in the fuel system and much more. So they had such cars at 200,000 miles and they had no problem. Here in Bulgaria the fuel is very low quality and there was often such garbage at the gas stations. My question is - is it possible that this fragment passed through the fuel filter and went to the valve strainer through the HFPF pump? Otherwise the engine works absolutely perfectly and the nozzles are with normal adjustments
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Hello, I'm attaching two clips so you can see what it's all about. I want to clarify that it doesn't do it every time. It can appear both on a cold and on a warm engine, but mostly on a cold one. No VCDS Errors when running full scan. I tried another fuel, but the effect is the same. Has anyone else had this happen to them ? The car is 50 000 miles How can i fix this ?
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Ok, i'vemade anothet video. Here you can hear it more clearly. The sound Its like blowing air compressor. In Skoda they said its normal https://youtu.be/_9rnk_JxL5k?si=3-vrHXJyfLoCMlhH
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Hello and sorry for my bad English. I recently bought a Skoda with 80,000 km. The car is 2.0 tdi 150 hp. Everything is fine, no errors and switches perfectly. It seems to me that with the windows down there is a whistling sound when I'm in D or R I am attaching two videos if you can hear it too. Is this a normal sound? Ignore the sound of Crickets in the forest. The sound resembles a screeching engine roll https://youtube.com/shorts/zQqb8ENabwI?si=VEm4Av_ksH4SBGu5
