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Roots Supercharger

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  1. I stop my Superb thumping through the speakers by charging the battery. I have not driven the car for the last month because of the salt that's put on the roads ( I drive the wife's KIA instead). A few days ago the Superb was thumping away to warn me the battery needed charging . I charged the battery and all is now peace.

  2. Hatch not opening is one indication that there is a problem with the LHS boot hinge wiring.

    Read the helpful Briskoda  how to guide 'Skoda Superb Guides' under the heading of 'Superb Twin Door Wiring Fix', I think it might help you.                                                                                                   

  3. A job worth doing.

     

    Whilst I had the front wheels off my 2009 Superb 11, I loosened the bottom rear edge of the wheelarch liners (where a mud flap fits) to expose the metal surrounded small cavity behind. There was 2 inches of compacted, frozen, leaf detritus blocking the scuttle drain exit where it drains onto the ground. Luckily, there was no sign of rust.

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  4. I have a standard ride height Skoda 11, 2009 twindoor, and when it is 4 up, with an empty boot, it has always grounded on most sleeping policemen, even at very slow speeds. I am thinking my next tyres will be 205/60/16 to lift the car up a bit higher. I have fitted a 205/60/16 tyre to my spare wheel and it fits all corners of the car with room  to spare.

  5. My 1.4L, 09, Superb 11 has a normal tick over speed of 700 RPM. However on any start-up, at any temperature, the RPM is a lottery. I either get 1300 RPM with a rich mixture misfire for 10 seconds and then the RPM descends, or I get a steady smooth 900 RPM that then descends. When I get the 1300 RPM start-up I switch the engine off immediately and then restart and always get the smooth 900RPM.

  6. From what I understand about the EA189 engine is that the timing of the fuel pump is not of the utmost importance, that is why it has adjustable mounting slots in it's drive pulley to help in timing belt fitting. However 3 belt notches is a surprise.

    Injector timing on this engine is electronically controlled.

  7. If your clutch hydraulics are the same as my 2L diesel Eos I would check it is not a problem with your clutch pedal return speed restrictor. I removed the internal restricting valve from it's housing to improve pedal return speed  and feel. It was a an easy job, valve is in the hydraulic clutch line above the gearbox and just below the side of the battery , if my memory is correct. You will need to bleed the clutch.

     

     

  8. When I drive my EOS and SUPERB I push the clutch pedal down to the bump stop. This is far too far past the clutch bite/release point and must put stain on the clutch diaphragm spring etc.. Therefore when the cars were newish I glued half an inch of rubber to the face of the bump stop to limit clutch pedal downward travel. I think there is now an adjustable bump stop on the market that does the same thing. This mod. must take a lot of wear and tear off the clutch clamp spring parts.

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  9. Some years ago, out of the blue, my 2009 CR EOS would not start, turned over OK but no sign of starting. I disconnected the battery for a few minutes then reconnected it and the car started first time. If you turned off the engine it would not restart unless you first disconnected/reconnected the battery. I swapped over the  relay  which is located in the front middle of the under bonnet fuse box (marked 100 on it's top) with an identical one from my 2009 SKODA and the starting problem was transferred to the SKODA.

    This relay has a electrical anti spike resistor fitted across it's energizing coil to dampen out any electrical spike on de-energizing. This resistor did not work and therefore the relay was upsetting the other electronics in the car when you turned the ignition off. Replacing the relay cured the starting problem.

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