One of the most common problems in today’s cars (especially used ones) is the dreaded check engine light problem. Unlike other warning lights on the dashboard, which come up for a very solid reason ( low oil level, coolant level, etc), this is perhaps the only warning light that will come up if even the smallest malfunction occurs.
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Quoted £254 (by Skoda) to change actuator, and £1333 to change Turbo c/w with actuator on a 1.2 tsi fabia. Went for expensive option as some reports that actuator fix not always successful. Some reports of people successfully freeing up wastegate using penetrating oil also. Note, depending on exact engine/turbo build, some actuators are
Largely because an independent isn’t bound by the parts supply and instruction that a dealer is. If Skoda don’t provide a repair kit (which they do for some turbos) then they can’t do it. And that maybe as simple as the manufacturer of the turbo won’t supply Skoda the individual parts, only complete warrantied units.
This would be the "Check Engine" light in most cars. Please read on. Hello When the service engine soon light (Also called the check engine light) is turned on this is to alert you to the fact that Powertrain Control Module (computer) has detected a failure somewhere in the systems it controls, this can be the transmission or the engine or emission system, there are fault codes set in the
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Yes plenty ideas. A spark plug is failing. Do not boot it again until all 4 spark plugs are removed, inspected and replaced. Do not give it any well, and supercharger and turbo 2,400-3,500 rpm, because you might go into limp mode, shut down 2 cylinders or the turbo or both. Worst case a tip comes off the plug under boost / heat / load. Dealership and my regular mechanic say they cant read the codes gut randomly the check engine light comes on, speedometer drops, etc. They say it’s the ESP control module and want over 4K to fix it. So the dealer has been on the phone, apparently it does need a new turbo. They have offered 20% contribution for the repair, spoke to Skoda UK and their answer was that because I had a single service in December outside of network (done to full OE specs) they will not be offering any further goodwill. Help! My EPC (Emissions) or CEL (Check Engine Lamp) is on. There's a very simple thing to check first: your brakelights. If they don't work, check the brake pedal switch. It's a common fault. Also have a look for anything obvious like a loose or failed HT lead, or an audible air leak if that's ap The EPC light is indicating a problem with the electric power control, if the engine is not misfiring this will need attending to but can be driven to the next services. The general rule with dash lights is red don't drive, amber continue with caution. Once the car can be stopped it then turning off and on again may reset the light.
Vehicle - Skoda Octavia 1.4TSI DSG. Nov 2013. MDSH. 52000 miles. CHPA engine. Fault - EPC warning light and or engine management light(s) coming on almost at random with resulting loss of power, incl. limp mode. Infuriating! - Fault would not occur if the Stop/Start was permanently switched off.
