This is a discussion on Engine trouble? within the Octavia II forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; I purchased a new Octavia Ambiente 1.9 TDi in 2005. Flywheel replaced under warranty after a few months. Same car ...
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| I purchased a new Octavia Ambiente 1.9 TDi in 2005. Flywheel replaced under warranty after a few months. Same car now in garage after - without warning - losing power and gradually coming to a halt and having to be towed back to dealer. Diagnosis as yet unconfirmed but mechanics seem to think it is a fault in the engine itself as opposed to flywheel sensor or other possibilities. Not what one expects from a new car! Has anyone else had a similar problem? ![]() |
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| if it's gradually coming to a stop and not suddenly stoping i would suggest it's a fuel supply problem, probably caused by a faulty immobilizer
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| the old Octy had a relay 109 problem. I would hope this was a non issue on the New Octy.
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