LukeWarmWorm

Around $600 AUD all up. Considering the initial tow truck cost me $250 to get the Kodiaq 1.5km back home, I’m pretty happy with that! (Could’ve just got the refuel without the tow had i known about this service prior)

Thanks for the response. I’m tempted to leave as-is too. I feel if I tell Skoda about the misfuelling they might use it against me for any future warranty claims.

Hello Briskodians Unfortunately my first post here is a shameful and embarrassing one. Long story short, I somehow managed to put 20 litres of Diesel into my MY23 Kodiaq 132TSI sportline and drove off unaware for around 4km before I pulled over after it started misfiring a bit. I since had it towed back home (as SKODA workshop has been closed over Christmas) and had a misfuelling mobile specialist come out and drain the tank, flush the fuel lines, clean spark plugs and get her running again. After all the stress she is purring again and running smoothly with somewhat minimal costs. My question is whether I should investigate any potential damage further with SKODA? The mechanic mentioned changing the fuel filter with them. I’ve had a search online and can’t find a lot of info on the Kodiaq fuel filter. Am I right in thinking this might be in the fuel tank and not a serviceable part? Should I fess up to SKODA and get it replaced. I’m feeling better it’s up and running but still nervous there’s other damage (or potential future damage) to uncover