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Skoda Octavia low coolant warning and large repair bill

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Have a look at the link in this thread re the guy changing a Matrix in an hour.  Most garages will do it for  a decent cost as long as its not a VW or Skoda one 

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  • You'd think these companies would know better than to take on retired professionals with time on their hands.

  • oldgroaner
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    I took the car back yesterday as agreed as the coolant level was falling consistently by three or so mm each day, it has been extensively test by the main dealer at their expense, and all credit to th

  • benterrier
    benterrier

    My comment " no you shouldn't be worried " was referring to the point that the person has the car on a motabilty contract. They give the car back after 3 years. 

thanks - I thought I'd read the entire thread so just went back but can't find the link you mention.  Sorry I still find the site tricky to navigate! (As I read the posts again the coolant warning light coming on was mentioned a few times.  I've just realised that this is the case with my Skoda.  It came on about 7 months ago.  Topped it up, all seemed fine.  Then it came on about a month ago.  Topped it up, 2 weeks later heating isn't working....   I guess what I want to try and do is rule out something more simple like a fuze or air lock.  Just before the heating went I plugged in a trailer electrics - that a bulb blew and the heating stopped working.  Is that a co-incidence?

 

 

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