Kevinfleet

I just find it a bit odd when you’re driving a car that cost £30k that you’re not to drive lots of short distances and it’s best not to fill up the tank to the top.

But does anyone know of someone who’s had this problem with a low-mileage Kamiq (or any model of Skoda)? I’m new to this forum- is it something that’s previously been discussed?

The only alarm - orange warning- was the emissions one which looks to me a bit like an engine block! I do often just fill to the brim but surely that shouldn’t cause a major failure?

I’m the owner (well PCP) of a 2022 Kamiq 1.5 litre petrol automatic. The mileage is around 25,000. I recently had the emissions warning light come on, I took it into the dealership and was informed that the N80 purge valve had failed and the EVAP canister was saturated - both needed to be replaced. The bill came to nearly £800. Anyone else had a similar failure in around 3 1/2 years?

Hi everyone I’m a new member- my car’s a 2022 Kamiq.