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  1. 8 minutes ago, BOOSSHH said:

    Yep I had a 18 TDi vrs last year and I was getting flashed alot, so the way I did it was park my car against a wall and mark out where my original beam is, so you can put it back to that after your trip then, use the screws on each light to lower the beam, if you've got acsess to a headlight beam viewer(garages, mot test centre, local skoda garage) it's even better, this will would help make sure you set them to a flatbeam. But on the downside your lights are going to be crap at night as the kick is pretty big. But you won't get flashed and you can always set them back when you get back home. 

    Thx mate

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  2. 4 minutes ago, BOOSSHH said:

    Yeah I had that, the instructions are not very good with where to place them, I never personally got the ones from skoda as I just deceided to manually lower the beam using the adjusting screw on top of the light. This worked best for me 

    That available on all models/versions, thinking I'll take a look at how to do that, as was a PITA getting flashed every 5 mins, empty toll roads too!

  3. 6 minutes ago, BOOSSHH said:

    They dont change enough they only adjust a little the only way I didn't get flashed was with the stickers you can buy, I'm sure I read somewhere on this forum that skoda also do a sticker set that's supposed to be pretty good 

    Thanks, tried some Halfords ones earlier this year and still got flashed. Could find out how to exactly fit them though?? Any ideas? Skoda ones sound good?

  4. Hi all

     

    Tried just using the auto and then manual LHD and RHD headlight driving mode in infotainment last year, and got fed up with being constantly flashed in France.

     

    So I tried to use some headlight deflectors earlier this year and had just as many flashes! 

     

    I've got a Feb 2018 VRS 230 if that helps.

     

    How's everyone else's experience of driving at night in Europe? If it's just me then I guess I need to go back to Skoda and see if my lights need some sort of manual adjustment.

     

    Thanks, I know there are a few posts on "how to", but not did it work?

     

    Dan

  5. Hi all

    I have my first Octavia VRS 03 plate for about a month now and love it, but this morning on way to work my car went into limp mode with a flashing engine management light!!!!!! Also terrible fuel consumption!

    Had this sort of thing with other cars I had owned so was guessing at one of the oxygen sensors MAP/MAF ????

    At lunch I took the engine cover off and spotted that the crank case breather pipe (found that out on tinterweb not a mechanic) had a very large split in. Held it together and got my mate rev and it seemed to be better, so got on to Skoda and have one coming in the morning.

    Only thing that is worrying me is that if it is only a breather hose, sp why did it effect the performance so much, is it just a pressure issue or could this split that has probably been there for ages had any knock on effects? perhaps blocked or damaged sensors or something?

    I am hoping that at the weekend when I fit the new pipe and reset the ecu (fault codes) by disconnecting the battery everything will be fine.

    If anything above is wrong or you think I should expect other problems please let me know soon as.

    Thanks for all your help, I want my power back

    Dan

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