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Mmmmm - - - I don't have' date=' nor ever have owned a BMW, but am mystified that it's taken for granted that ownership brings with it certain negative traits.
Remember, we are a Skoda site and regardless of how good the product is we're still undeservedly tarnished by badge snobbery.............whilst not wanting to dampen what was said in humour, there is a lot of truth in "many a true word said in jest".
Perhaps just a little more acceptance of others and their choices would help, rather than label them if they're different from us.
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Where did that come from?
I have worked in a Skoda dealers for 5 years and for 5 years I have listened to all the insults that people could throw.
I still do now as I love the Skoda range.
I did take it all on the chin as most of us do with the Skoda badge snobbery.
Its only until people can get over the badge that they realise it is a VERY good car.
It is a big thing for BMW`s and IIRC Volvo`s.
So we all do the same thing , take it on the chin.
Sarah
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Hello' date=' welcome to briskoda
How do you find the addition of Indicators to your new car??
Ill get my coat
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That made me laugh
Hi and welcome.
As you can see we a friendly bunch and we tend to help each other.
Welcome to the forum.
Sarah
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No it does not show up all the time.
It would not have to be recoded just replaced.
Sarah
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Agree with the man above.
One of the first symptoms is the air bag light.
The second is the radio the third a smell.
But yes get it done straight away as I have seen one where the battery went pop then there was acid in the ECU
Expensive job then :(
Sarah
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Yes totally
They cannot be that good at your local dealer as this is a VERY common problem.
Easily rectified too.
If you are a little technical then you could do it yourself.
Just make sure the engine is cold when you do it.
Also just undo the cap slightly but remember to tighten it up yourself after.
Sarah
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Hi Grant
Have you been down to see us about your new purchase?
We have the Milotek book here if that will help you with what you are lookinh for.
Welcome anyway you have found the best thing for your new Skoda , and that is this forum.
Sarah
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Hi
I agree with the above.
Also accelorating in 6th gear is no good for it either.
Sorry :(
Sarah
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Hi Will
Yes we have some in stock.
Sarah
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Hello and welcome.
I live just down the road from Doncaster home of Worksop Town
Yes the vRS is rapid but you will be wanting more.
Remap would be the way to go.
Glad you like the car.There are not that many around our area.
What colour is it?
Sarah
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Hello and welcome.
Yes you will find that there is quite a few remaps out there.
We can do Custom-Code.
www.custom-code.co.uk is the web site.
We have been in the remapping game for quite a while and I must admit the power graphs for your car is superb.
It is how a power graph should be.
But by the sound of it I dont think you should stick with just the 1 vrs you may need 2 as with the remap it really drives so much better.
If I can help you please feel free to get in touch with me on 01246 455005
Thank you.
Have fun on this great forum it really is good
Sarah
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Hi
There are bulletins being released all the time and they go to the service manager or the Warranty Claims Administrator.
But yes it is very common for the clutch pedal to go to the floor.
That was released when I worked at a dealer.
But they could also put it on their computer as this will tell them if there are any recalls.
That is 1 thing I think it good at a dealer (not many other things though ) your first MOT.
It can be done up to 28 days before an MOT is required if you take your reg document with you there will be 13 months on the MOT.
If it fails the majority of the problems will be covered under warranty.
Plus let them know of any minor problems that you have had in the past years.
Sarah
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MPI = Multi point injection
SPI = Single point injection.
Could be wrong but I think yours could be the SPI
Sarah
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Taht makes ours a good price?
Plus it is an excellent clutch.
Sarah
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I would say DONT reoil it until around 30k.
Just blow or hoover it every 10k then 30-40k wash it and reoil.
But it will help with the remap and smoke.
Sarah
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Hi
The price for a Sachs uprated PD clutch is:
£637.20 plus VAT (fitted) from JBS.
This includes a new clutch release bearing.
Bargain!
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We had a rolling road day with all the graphs posted.
I do believe that EddyH had Custom Code at the time.
As has been said it could be worth doing a search.
Be warned there is LOADS out there and it could take a while.
Make sure you have a flask with you
Sarah
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We can get nice uprated clutches.
Check out the post further up.
We have had no problems with these clutches.
Sarah
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It is the clutch hydraulics.
Cant remember if it is the Master or Slave cylinders.
It will be ok for a bit now.
If it does it again just do the same.
But it does need doing.
If your car is out of warranty try the Customer Services as this is a very common problem and could be covered in to a 4th or 5th year.
So dont pay anything yet.
Sarah
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Just put your foot under the padal and pull it back up.
If your car is still covered under warranty get it booked in.
But may not happen again for a while.
Sarah
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A sachs one only a few months old is beginning to slip on a seat leon just now and thats 'only' pushing 310 lb/ft, so im a bit weary of that option
Well is this the uprated one.
I do know that they do require bedding in.
I do all but nag about this as it is critical to the life of the clutch.
Like I said we have fitted one to a mk4 Golf 150PD with Nitrous that has been up and down the drag strips and has had no problem at all :confused:
So I could not say.
But could be worth him checking in to this.
Sarah
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The SACHs kit Xav fitted was done in a day. Thats the "trouble" with the JBS clutch was the time delay - It was fine for me as I was mid-conversion anyway.
It is essential the flywheel is machined though - I think Sarah will be along shortly to say why. The actual kit is easy enough.
Perhaps IF' date=' JBS were to get a couple of new DM flywheels machined and in stock, the could do the clutch swap in one day? Sounds like a plan to me. What's my cut, Sarah?
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Hey Jason that is a very big IF
The flywheels are like rocking horse stuff.
We have been calling people in regards these and cannot get hold of them.
We did manage the 5 speed flywheel but not the 6 or the PD ones.
But you are doing well.
Sarah
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Hey Jason you are working well.
Yes we can offer the Kevlar one but the Sachs one is what we do too.
We have sold quite a few of both of these clutches.
But because of the waiting period on the clutch and longer bedding in time we have sold more of the Sachs ones.
We have had the Sachs one fitted to a Mk4 with nitrous going up and down the strip so these are good too.
Kevlar one as tested by out own Jason.
If I can help please feel free to give me a call on 01246 455005
Thank you
Sarah
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Hi Guys
This is something that we are hoping to have for the weekend to try out.
So this is on the go and still in production.
Hopefully more information to follow.
Sarah
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This is where Lummox would help.
But SPI (Single Point Injection) is the older Felicia and Favorit and Momomatronic the even older Favorit.
Blimey this gets hard.
But hey its all good fun.
Sarah
Oil Type for Octy VRS
in Skoda Octavia Mk I (1996-2004)
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We use Synta Gold
This is a fully synthetic one.
This is from the dealer and we think it is very good.
Sarah