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Spray nozzles frozen
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Of course, after I went to the workshop, the problem with the spray nozzle heating disappeared. Flawless! The cost of repairing the faulty spray nozzle itself was €60, so definitely within budget. And to answer your second question: since then my Skoda Superb has been running like a kitten, no more problems. So it looks like the guys at the garage did a good job! I hope that helps you. Let me know how it turns out for you!
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Hey, thanks for the helpful information! 60 € sounds quite reasonable and bearable. Good to hear that everything is running smoothly again. I'll take my car to the garage soon and have them take a look at it. Thanks again, and I'll let you know as soon as I have any news. Stay tuned!
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Hey buddy, I can totally understand you, I had the same problem with my 2013 Skoda Superb. Last winter after a frosty night, my spray nozzles didn't want to work either. I then found out that there was a problem with the heating of the nozzles. Then had to have the nozzle heater replaced in the workshop. It's not a small part, but after the replacement everything worked perfectly again. Quite annoying, but ultimately important for safety, especially in winter. Hope that helps you a little.
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