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Hello,

I had exactly the same problem with my 2015 1,6 tdi estate with 5 speed manual gearbox. Replacing the mount cured the problem!

Thank you!!

  • 4 months later...
On 11/07/2019 at 15:33, Hubert79 said:

Garage checked the car today. They wanted to thouroughly check, incl drive shafts, brakes, etc.  They could not beforehand rule out any clear cause for the noise.

After they called me back, I asked them to change the gearbox-mount anyway:    Just got a call back:   noise is 100% gone. Engine is even quieter overall.

 

The old gearbox mount turned out to be a little weak.  Normally not really an issue, but because of the outlay of the gearbox and tight spacing inside, gearbox just touches the

cars' coachwork when steering left and causes screeching and resonance noises.

 

PROBLEM SOLVED!!.  Costed me EUR 220,-    I'm gonna check with the seller if we can settle something.

Hi 

 

I have the same issue with 2016 skoda octavia ambition when turning left. Cannot get a straight explanation for the noise the car makes from the garage I bought the car from. I am going to try the gearbox mount as your have suggested and you says it has fixed and cured the noise. 

 

I have mentioned what you said to the garage and will not listen

 

My own mechanic does not think the mount is the issue as he thought was a dirty brake pad on the left and needs to be cleaned and lubricated. Has done this and noise is still there.

 

 

I just want to know out of interest is the mount replaced underneath the car or is it replaced under the hood of the car?

 

Any information would be appreciated 

 

Thanks

Hi Mark, 

 

The Skoda dealers i contacted first and some VAG Specialist garages all denied it could be the problem. They all wanted to replace wheel bearings or repair the gearbox.  But reading some forums I was certain it had to be the gearbox-support. So I insisted and my local garage listened and fixed it. 
 

The gearbox support can be replaced from under the hood. It’s located under the battery (for a left hand driven car)

 

Good luck. 

1 minute ago, Hubert79 said:

Hi Mark, 

 

The Skoda dealers i contacted first and some VAG Specialist garages all denied it could be the problem. They all wanted to replace wheel bearings or repair the gearbox.  But reading some forums I was certain it had to be the gearbox-support. So I insisted and my local garage listened and fixed it. 
 

The gearbox support can be replaced from under the hood. It’s located under the battery (for a left hand driven car)

 

Good luck. 

Thank you

 

Much appreciated

32 minutes ago, Hubert79 said:

Hi Mark, 

 

The Skoda dealers i contacted first and some VAG Specialist garages all denied it could be the problem. They all wanted to replace wheel bearings or repair the gearbox.  But reading some forums I was certain it had to be the gearbox-support. So I insisted and my local garage listened and fixed it. 
 

The gearbox support can be replaced from under the hood. It’s located under the battery (for a left hand driven car)

 

Good luck. 

Replace the gearbox? Of course they would like to do that, if you have to pay for the work... I would think they would change the mount at the same time, as a matter of course...So the £30 mount would be cured, for a few thou!

My warranty is suppose to cover engine and gearbox but they are cute out as they will wait until warranty runs and then replace mount and charge me god knows how much.

 

I will get my mechanic to replace it and forward them the bill if resolved.

1 hour ago, Hubert79 said:

Hi Mark, 

 

The Skoda dealers i contacted first and some VAG Specialist garages all denied it could be the problem. They all wanted to replace wheel bearings or repair the gearbox.  But reading some forums I was certain it had to be the gearbox-support. So I insisted and my local garage listened and fixed it. 
 

The gearbox support can be replaced from under the hood. It’s located under the battery (for a left hand driven car)

 

Good luck. 

Did the seller ever compensate you for replacing the mount?

  • 1 month later...

Hi all 

 

I have replaced the left gearbox mount on my Octavia and the car sound out when turning left.

 

Thanks all for the information which was helpful. 

 

Regards 

 

Mark 

Did they do it under the warranty or sting you for a new one?

The garage I bought from had no interest in doing it as they claim could not find the source of the noise. So I had to consult with my own mechanic. My mechanic was not sure what the noise was. I asked him to change the mount which I bought myself and he changed old and put in new one. Seems to have resolved the noise but don't worry I will contact the garage I bought from they can compensate me for part and labour.

  • 6 months later...
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Hi, I bought a new Octavia TDI 2.0 and I have exactly the same problem, what are the risks if I do not change the gearbox mount please? Can it damage the gearbox or something else? Thinks
  • 4 months later...

I have had a resonating, rubbing, grating noise when turning left, even just the slightest touch off straight when driving. 

I asked my mechanic to check it out. He checked all the usual suspects from top to bottom.

I saw this forum and this section and how the left gearbox mount (under the battery) being replaced cured it. 

My mechanic was sceptical to say the least, backed up by numerous skoda officianados disbelief. 

I took the plunge and bought a replacement, my mechanic swapped old for new and now, no noise at all. 

  • 4 weeks later...
On 7/2/2021 at 10:08 PM, Smck said:

I have had a resonating, rubbing, grating noise when turning left, even just the slightest touch off straight when driving. 

I asked my mechanic to check it out. He checked all the usual suspects from top to bottom.

I saw this forum and this section and how the left gearbox mount (under the battery) being replaced cured it. 

My mechanic was sceptical to say the least, backed up by numerous skoda officianados disbelief. 

I took the plunge and bought a replacement, my mechanic swapped old for new and now, no noise at all. 

 

How much it cost plz? and is that hard and long to change?  if i dont change it, is that bad?

30 minutes ago, Midoutn said:

 

How much it cost plz? and is that hard and long to change?  if i dont change it, is that bad?

It cost about £70 plus labour. Roughly 1/2 to 45 minutes to do (very experienced mechanic) at home. 

Not sure of repercussions if not done apart from personal discomfort. 

  • 1 year later...

Hi All, i have recently bought skoda octavia 2015 green line from a trader to put it as a private hire vechile so when i bought i didn't realise the nosie on turning left but after few days of driving it i start noticing the noise when turning left i went to mecanic and told him to change the gear box mount but he opened the battery and its box and by looking at it he goes no mount is ok then we changed brake pad discs left side front wheel bearing and cv joint but noise was still there so i went to tps and bought gearbox mount from tps and went to different mechanic and asked him to replace the mount and soon gear box mount replaced the noise on left turn is gone completely .

Hi all,

Im new here on forum and I have same problem with my Octavia 1.6 TDI from 2018.

 

Dumb question but did you install the original or the replacement gearbox mount? 

 

thanks!

Hi, 

Its dealer only part and i got it from tps it costed 84.84 pounds and tps only sell it to traders but i got it as i got taxi badge. There is other option you can buy second hand from breakers but i personally wont go that way i have heard even a mount is slightly weak it wont fix the noise issue.

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Thank you! Here in Bosnia I have option to install original one and replacement (3rd party). Original one is about 120 euros(100gbp) and replacement is about 60euros(50gbp)

 

I am in doubt🤔

If i got choice i will go for original for pea of mind

  • 2 weeks later...

Problem solved replacing 5Q0 199 555 BG  😊

  • 1 year later...

I have a same issue with my 2016 RS, slowly rolling into a parking lot in 1st or 2nd gear, as soon as I start turning left there is this "slurping through a straw out of an empty cup" type of noise (idk how else to describe it lol) that goes out as soon as I start to level off the car. Right turn generates no sound at all. One of my mechanics said he doesnt have a clue what it could be, the other said that sound is normal(???) for these vw group cars...🤨 I think I might take the car to the official dealership service point so they take a look, also thanks ya'll for mentioning these gearbox mounts Ill definetley ask them if that could be the cause... The car drives normally and totally fine but this sound is REALLY bugging the heck out of me...

  • 3 months later...

Update on my noise turning left; One of the engine mounts was the culprit. Mechanic changed it and says the noise is completely gone. At first we thought it was a right wheel bearing but he changed that also at first but with little improvement. So yeah. Have your engine mounts checked.

  • 1 year later...

Thought id come on here and say that changing the gearbox mount fixed the problem for me also. Had a grinding noise when turning left. Turns out it was the worn gearbox mount.

Got it over the line in about 7 hours. Im new to this stuff but was tricky for a beginner.

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