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  1. I had the same type of issue with my Karoq. Started the car when battery was low and lit up the dash with similar faults, and more! The issue was Steering Angle Sensor had lost calibration. Had to have it reset at dealer.
  2. This is my daughters Fabia Monte Carlo that we purchased from a Briskoda member in January 2021 with around 25k miles. It was Cat C recorded in 2017 with front o/s wing and suspension damaged and subsequently repaired to a high standard. I have an image of the damage and the receipts for repair parts. The car has now done around 83k miles and has been serviced annually - with all the invoices present - MOT until August. It's a great car, goes well and is quite economical, whilst having good performance. Generally it is in nice condition - the wheels could really do with a refurb and we have just replaced the coil pack/leads/plugs. She has now purchased a Kamiq SE DSG as she was spoilt by driving my Karoq and Fabia vRS, both with DSG. Price is now reduced to £2350 o.n.o John Thomson Tel: 07860 208007 Car is in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire.
  3. Thanks very much all for your replies. I did get a re-finance quote from VWFS but interest was 9.9% APR. I will just get a personal loan to cover most of the balloon payment - seen rates of around 5.8% Cheers, John.
  4. So, my 48 month PCP expires at end of September. I contracted the car on 60k miles, but have only so far covered 45k miles due to a change in my work pattern. My balloon payment is just over 10k and I intend to keep the car, as it is in good condition and cost to replace on a like for like basis is exorbitant, and much as I like the look and value of the Elroq, I'm not ready yet for the EV "experience" Has anyone had a dealer quote to finance the balloon - i.e. interest rate against maybe adding warranty/service offer? Unfortunately my local dealer is Citygate in Watford and they are just a large, fairly impersonal "machine". Thanks for any input. Cheers, John.
  5. JayTee replied to Vak's topic in Skoda Karoq
    Interesting when they come to check your Karoq (or any other Skoda model) and question why you have VW and Audi parts fitted 🤣
  6. I had a removable tow bar fitted to my 2021 Karoq which has tow bar prep. I used a vehicle specific electrics kit but still needed coding (without it gives an error on front assist).
  7. I can echo this - used to swap over to winter tyres (every end November to March) but not enough really bad weather to justify. Have 19" wheels, now fitted with Cross Climate 2 and they are excellent and also wear well. So good in fact, that I invested in a set for my wife's Corsa as she hates driving in icy/snow conditions!
  8. I think you mean 3G Networks - this is already happening across UK and Europe. I think that you will find that the Cellular Comms module is 4G/LTE, so not an issue 😀
  9. It seems that the low battery corrupted the ABS calibration?
  10. Absolutely, I'm not a fan of Halfords, but needed the battery quickly. Anyway, things have progressed - of course, restoration of power and drving/turning steering whel should have reolved all these issues. I visited our local guy with Vagcom, who's really switched on and he worked out that the ABS needs recalibration. He tried a couple of times using Vagcom, but no success - apparently it requires Skoda/VAG on-line account access to resolve. I've now booked it in with my local Skoda dealer in Watford for next Tuesday - in the meantime I have no assistance services including (but not limited to) ABS, Traction Control, Cruise Control (the list goes on & on!!)
  11. Thanks for the reply. I had it fitted at Halfords, and they did supposedly code it in. But driving a distance and much wheel turning hasn't cleard the errors 🥵 I am going to see my local guy with Vagcom tomorrow to see if he can fix it.
  12. Yesterday, I was sitting in my Karoq (2021 1.5Tsi DSG) with the engine off and radio on. Got a warning message, low battery, run engine. Just about managed to start the engine, but left loads of warning messages with systems not available e.g. front assist, ESC, hill hold, stop-start etc. Had the battery replaced this morning, but all the error messages are still there, and systems not working. Technician scanned the car, but no error codes shown? Any ideas on this one please? Thanks.
  13. JayTee replied to momentsuk's topic in Skoda Karoq
    I have the optional electric adjustable drivers seat with my Karok, which allows much more adjustment than the manual. It has 3 memory position function, which also includes door mirror settings.
  14. Yes, this is correct. In the vehicle sales info it will say that Skoda Connect service is free for first year.
  15. Hi M5AIO, I also have a radio installation in my Karoq SEL, and can confirm that there is a good grommett behind the battery to go through the bulkhead. I run quite a bit of comms kit in my car, and have an auixilliary battery in the boot with smart charging. This obviouly saves loading the vehicle battery, but as the car (being EURO 6) has a BMS (battery management system), if you pull an unexpected load (e.g. high power tx) from the battery, then you may get a waring on the dash. Here are some images of my installation 😄 Cheers, John (G8SYD)
  16. I have a set of 35mm lowering springs for Skoda Karoq, NU 2017 on... These are made by H&R and have TUV certification approval. I bought them as ex-demo, but they don't really show any signs of having been on a car? I had intended to get them fitted to my Karoq, but haven't got around to it, and am now used to the standard ride height. Looking for around £155 for the set. Collection from Hemel Hempstead, Herts. or SW London. Can send, but need to get the price. PM or Email *****@*****.tld H&R springs 28696-3 for Skoda Karoq H&R sport springsare the ideal solution for the enthusiast who appreciates race-bred components designed for street use. Suspension is one of the most important factors in determining your vehicle’s day-to-day drivability. The first step in suspension tuning is to upgrade your vehicle’s stock springs. Upgrading your suspension components will ensure that your vehicle has improved handling and reduced body roll. H&R springs have superb ride comfort and increased driving convenience. Product Benefits: Sporty appearance Improved handling characteristics Lowered center of gravity Linear or progressive spring design Compatible with OE and aftermarket shock absorbers Powder coated for anhanced appearance and corrosion resistance Delivered with ABE or TUV approval Engineered, manufactured and tested in Germany The secret to such success? To put it simply, the technology H & R employs to develop cutting-edge suspension systems for competition use is the very same used to develop innovative suspension components for street-driven cars. In addition, H & R maintains extensive involvement in several touring car, GT and Monoposto racing series. Not to mention the Formula 1- where each circuit may have its own demanding characteristics. In the harsh environs of competition, H & R is able to test new materials and innovate production technologies. All of which can help racing teams adapt to changing road conditions accurately and efficiently. Simply put, H&R is more than just a suspension manufacturer — it is a company whose core philosophies are innovation, quality and performance. Drop front: 35mm Drop rear: 35mm Typ NU, 2WD, nur für Verbundlenker-HA/ only for twist-beam rear axle, incl. adaptiver Dämpfung/ incl. adaptive shocks
  17. Kust to conbfirm that these are SOLD - collected this morning by Mike. Once again, thanks to everyone for your interest. John.
  18. Provisionally SOLD - will confirm when completed. Thanks everyone for your interest.
  19. Now added photos. Laqueur is a little marked in places, but these are ultra-presentable for use as winter wheels. They are worth £400 and I have the receipt for the tyres from December 2021 and can give exact mileage that they have covered. And, I am included the protective covers for storage. 😃
  20. I have for sale a set of 4 x Skoda Yeti Matterhorn Alloy Wheels, size 7.0J x 17", ET 45 complete with centre caps - these are a really nice style wheel, finished in black gloss/silver and are in good used condition. They are fitted with Nokian WR Snowproof P 215/55 R17 98V XL (Wi) which were bought new on 2nd December 2021 and have done no more than 3000 miles. I had these on my Karoq, but of course they will fit a range of other Skoda models. Only selling as I changed my normal 19" tyres to Michelin Cross Climate all season, as they they needed replacing. I am sure that the set is worth £400 and I will include the storage covers that they are currently in. I can send images of the wheels on request. I am based in HemelHempstead, Hertfordshire. PM (email removed) Thanks, John.
  21. JayTee replied to eton@30900's topic in Skoda Karoq
    Thinkware has a great range of dash cams in different designs and with various functions, including the T700 with 4G connectivity. I much prefer a dashcam that has an adhesive pad fix to the screen, unlike Nextbase which uses a suction cup fixing. At the end of the day, it's what your preference is 🙂
  22. Yes there is - put your foot hard down on the throttle and it will over-ride the limiter.
  23. I got my Karoq 1.5 SE L TSi DSG at the beginning of October, and was concerned that there was a facelift on the way. But having seen this info, I'm not unhappy, as there is little change to the design or possibly even spec. My car has a lot of options on it, including virtual cockpit, electric driver seat with interior LED pack, winter pack (screen/steering wheel), paddles, 19" Crater wheels, Leather, heated rear seats, towbar prep & rough road package so not a lot wanting anyway 🙂
  24. JayTee replied to Bigdrive's topic in Skoda Karoq
    I have always used Travall guards (as a load guard, not dog!) and always found them excellent, in both fit and quality. I have bought one for my new Karoq, but haven't fitted it as yet. I like it that you can still use the load cover and put the seats down with the guard in place.

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