i don't know where to start, last week my car came up 12v battery not charging stop car but then it went off again other day my car threw the eml and when read on obd came up with these codes

P20EE

Nitrogen oxide (NOx) sensor, catalyst, bank 1 - efficiency below threshold Status: Confirmed

P229E

Nitrogen oxides (NOx) sensor 2, bank 1 - circuit malfunction

Status: Confirmed

Engine control unit

P0025(62)

Camshaft position (CMP), exhaust/right/rear, bank 2 - timing over-retarded Status: Pending, Confirmed, Test failed since last DTC clear, Test not completed during this operation cycle, Warning indicator requested

P003D (75)

Intake camshaft profile control A, bank 1 - stuck on Status: Test failed, Pending, Confirmed, Test failed since last DTC clear, Test not completed during this operation cycle, Warning indicator requested

i never drive in the dark but had to tonight and it came up the battery again and a stop start error ,

is this all seperate issues or can it be that it's all linked to a charging issue ?

any help would be greatly appreciated

Electrical gremlins are most likely battery issue as first easy point. Best is to get a battery tester on it but especially where there seems to be battery involved that’s where the lowest odds would be

55 minutes ago, travs said:

Electrical gremlins are most likely battery issue as first easy point. Best is to get a battery tester on it but especially where there seems to be battery involved that’s where the lowest odds would be

thanks for reply it's booked into garage next week , hopefully it's just something simple like the battery , i knew the gearbox is a seperate issue but just seems loads going wrong all at same time , never had a skoda before and was so excited to have one and it's now making me think should i have stuck with my vauxhall lol

1 hour ago, travs said:

Electrical gremlins are most likely battery issue as first easy point. Best is to get a battery tester on it but especially where there seems to be battery involved that’s where the lowest odds would be

34 minutes ago, Ladydriver61 said:

thanks for reply it's booked into garage next week , hopefully it's just something simple like the battery , i knew the gearbox is a seperate issue but just seems loads going wrong all at same time , never had a skoda before and was so excited to have one and it's now making me think should i have stuck with my vauxhall lol

It’s natural to feel like that but once it’s sorted you’ll feel fine again. They are great cars but yours has had a fair old life already so it’s bound to have some aches and pains.

1 minute ago, travs said:

It’s natural to feel like that but once it’s sorted you’ll feel fine again. They are great cars but yours has had a fair old life already so it’s bound to have some aches and pains.

i know i wish i had managed to save more and get something better , , garage i'm going to is just a general garage i really need to find a Vag expert in edinburgh area .

32 minutes ago, Ladydriver61 said:

i know i wish i had managed to save more and get something better , , garage i'm going to is just a general garage i really need to find a Vag expert in edinburgh area .

Yes I would be more inclined to look for a VAG specialist. Have a look on here - there are forums for good and bad garages in areas. It would definitely be worth driving a bit more. For example, when you take it there make sure (or phone and ask in advance to save you the trouble) that they know that if they change the battery they code it in. If they don’t know, or say it doesn’t matter, walk away.

15 minutes ago, travs said:

Yes I would be more inclined to look for a VAG specialist. Have a look on here - there are forums for good and bad garages in areas. It would definitely be worth driving a bit more. For example, when you take it there make sure (or phone and ask in advance to save you the trouble) that they know that if they change the battery they code it in. If they don’t know, or say it doesn’t matter, walk away.

according to the paperwork i received with car it had a new battery october 2023 so maybe time for a new one ! well it isn't right i know that , any other car k have had is just swap it over and go , why are cars so complicated now 😭

because of fuel economy and ecology.

Just now, imart143 said:

because of fuel economy and ecology.

i suppose , just trying to look on here for a specialist in edinburgh or surrounding areas now , trying to look on here but not getting far , technology and j don't mix haha

Googled “VAG specialist Edinburgh” and found a few - auto-technical refers to being VAG specialist but you could always phone and ask them if they can update the online service history. Also, ask them what they do when they service a haldex - if they say they change the oil and update the service history, then I would move away. If they say they clean out the gauze on the end of the pump then they’re more likely to know their stuff.

15 minutes ago, travs said:

Googled “VAG specialist Edinburgh” and found a few - auto-technical refers to being VAG specialist but you could always phone and ask them if they can update the online service history. Also, ask them what they do when they service a haldex - if they say they change the oil and update the service history, then I would move away. If they say they clean out the gauze on the end of the pump then they’re more likely to know their stuff.

thank you so much for all your help , will give them a call and see what they say :) hopefully can't get things sorted out one way or another as apart from all the glitches so far i'm loving the car it's just off putting when it's all went wrong at once 😞

Sure Ive read that these are recommended, but not used myself:

https://www.autohausedinburgh.co.uk/

4 minutes ago, Shuggyboatsuperb said:

Sure Ive read that these are recommended, but not used myself:

https://www.autohausedinburgh.co.uk/

thank you also got told about auto technical at bankhead they look good also , it's getting somebody that knows there stuff and won't rip you off isn't it .