This is a discussion on First Fault. within the Fabia II forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; Accelerator pedal sensor is showing an intermittent fault, causing the engine to go into 'safe mode' It's only happened a ...
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| Briskodian | First Fault. Accelerator pedal sensor is showing an intermittent fault, causing the engine to go into 'safe mode' It's only happened a few times and restarting the engine cures it, but it's booked in for next week. They can take a look at the minor rattle behind the instruments as well. ![]() |
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| Re: First Fault. Bad luck! Sadly, kit does somes fail early on, but at least it's under warranty. And if you get your squeak sorted, then so much the better! Hope it's fixed soon!
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| Briskodian | Re: First Fault. Cheers, I'm quite relaxed about it, and they are treating me well. |
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| Re: First Fault. Its not uncommon for the Accelerator pedal on the new fabia...
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| Briskodian Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Norway, Sandvika
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| Re: First Fault. Skoda must have done something different on the right hand drive cars, because I haven't seen or heard of a single new left hand drive Fabia with accelerator pedal sensor problems so far.. Overall this sensor usually is incredibly sturdy, and faults are extremely rare. I started trying to repair VAG cars in 1992, and to this date, i have replaced only one or two sensors. i hope your dealer sorts out both the rattle and replaces your throttle pedal sensor quick, so you can get back to drive and enjoy your new car Enjoy! JonA |
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| Briskodian | Re: First Fault. My Fabia has a rattle coming from the passenger airbag cover as it moves from side to side in the dashboard. Does anyone know how the dealers would fix this? Thanks |
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| Briskodian | Re: First Fault. Well the car is in having the sensor replaced and the rattle looke at. The receptionist told me that the sensor issue is now an official recall. |
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| Briskodian | Re: First Fault. |
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| Briskodian | Re: First Fault. Took mine in because it has got a rattle. I thought it was comming from the passenger airbag cover, which was loose and slid from side to side a bit. The Fabia's pass airbag cover in the showroom was solid in comparison. Took car in at 0800 hrs and received a call this morning to say it wasnt the pass airbag cover. A further call about an hour ago said they would have to remove the dashboard to try and trace the rattle. Good service and communication received so far from dealer. Just hope car goes back together without anything on it being damaged. Prob going to take about two days they say. Other than being in several bits set in their bay, the car is spot on. |
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