Why are there warning lights on my Skoda Superb Mk2?

Skoda Superb Mk2 engine emissions warning light – the check engine symbol indicates a fault within the emissions system of your Skoda Superb Mk2. Generally the fault will be illuminated because of a faulty sensor such as an O2 or MAF (Mass Air Flow meter).

Are there any problems with the Skoda Superb Mk III?

There seem to have been a few “early adopter” problems in some of the early (2015-16) cars that had been ironed out a year or two later (the headlights now have a software fix for example, and I think the chrome trim problem was sorted by MY17 – I’ve not had it). A couple that I’ve seen occur more than once on here are:

What does engine light mean on Skoda Kodiaq?

Sensors seem to be the weak side on Skodas. Changed 3 or 4 sensors on my SII. But the engine light may mean wide range of faults, not only some sensor issue. Thanks guys. Booked in for tomorrow at the dealer

How to check the oil level in a Skoda?

Check the oil level. If the oil level is ok contact Roadside Assistance. If the oil level is low fill up accordingly* Start the engine, and let it run for five seconds, then switch off engine. If light is still on contact Roadside Assistance. Remove the ignition key for 30-seconds. Restart the engine.

Why did Skoda refuse to share damage report?

Skoda UK has failed to supply any evidence that the damage was not due to a manufacturing fault, and it refuses to share the vehicle damage report with me. Emails from the Skoda customer services executive office have clearly been carefully written and reviewed from a legal standpoint.