Hi guys, I know what your going to say about the heading, but I am new to this Skoda world as I usually drive Ford V6

If you can find someone with VAG-COM to take a look for you then you should be able to clear it up.

Well if you have read up an most of the posts say fit the modified brake light switch if your coil light is flashing and a dealer says this is also the case I ould think there is a pretty good chance you need a new modified (purple) switch.

Well I took the car to the local dealer in Birmingham, and after they rigged it up on the computer it told them, it could either be two things wrong with the engine and not the brake switch like I surmised.

It could either be the number 3 injector not talking to the ECU, the chap says the injector is either under fuelling, or over fuelling, or could even have defaulted to the factory setting, I am not to sure this could be true, but then again, what do I know?

Or it could be the ECU playing up, if it is then I

Evening all,

Well just to let you guys know, after taking the car to the dealer and them spending 2 hours working on it for free, and giving me the bad news, I thought long and hard about the situation, I thought that I would leave the car alone and just drive it and wait for it to settle down. It’s been 5 days now since the light stopped flashing, so I guess it was something to do with the service I carried out on her the day before.

Anyway, I gave the car to my partner and she loves it, and I went back to my 22 year old 2.8 ghia x Granada….awwwww no bludy sensors on that thing!! Lol

Thanks for the info!!! x-x-x