I changes my skoda superb-2006 model's battary yeasterday, it is 2.8 lts engine,after the new battary changes when i sart the car, the cenrtal locking is activating automatically , and in the sterio it is showing safe..may be safe mode. can any one assist me how i can deactive this central locking

Stereo should just find it's code itself and work again after a short time as it's coded to the ecu,

Central locking I don't know about but I would try double locking the car and then unlock and hold the unlock button for 30 secs, holding the window switches after they are fully closed re-progs then to become one shot again.

There's a similar common issue when battery is low, central locking will play the fool.

Disconnect battery for 15 minutes, then reconnect.

Hi All,

thank you very much for the assistance, I tried the double locking , locked manually and kept for 30 sec. and it is normal now...and hope it will be normal for ever...any way I am a big fan of Skoda Superb and I am driving this car from two years and I love it. last week I drive this car for 1500 Kms at a strech..it was great..Very durable and comfortable car..

Hi All,

thank you very much for the assistance, I tried the double locking , locked manually and kept for 30 sec. and it is normal now...and hope it will be normal for ever...any way I am a big fan of Skoda Superb and I am driving this car from two years and I love it. last week I drive this car for 1500 Kms at a strech..it was great..Very durable and comfortable car..

And I don't suppose you have much problem with water getting in where you live! But I'd still take the grommets out of the plenum chamber, to be sure...

A VAG vehicle will find water anywhere on the planet and direct it to the most expensive electrical item in the vehicle. Pure genius.

rotodiesel.

A VAG vehicle will find water anywhere on the planet and direct it to the most expensive electrical item in the vehicle. Pure genius.

rotodiesel.

hahahaha class

A VAG vehicle will find water anywhere on the planet and direct it to the most expensive electrical item in the vehicle. Pure genius.

rotodiesel.

HAHAHAHA

Sadly so true.