MBauer
Problems with Skoda Rapid 2016: loss of power, increased consumption and strange engine noises
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A 2016 Skoda Rapid is experiencing issues such as power loss, rough running, jerking during acceleration, high fuel consumption, and strange engine noises, with metal shavings found in the oil. These symptoms suggest potential problems with the camshaft timing or low oil pressure at the camshaft solenoid valves. Solutions from similar cases involved replacing worn parts of the camshaft adjustment, which resolved the issues but were costly. An appointment with a garage is scheduled to diagnose and address the problem.
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MBauer (community.author)
Hey, thanks for your reply! My little darling has already done 78213 km. The last time I changed the oil was about six months ago and the last inspection was 8 months ago. I assume something serious must have happened. To be honest, your experience worries me, 1435 euros ... That sounds really bad! I hope it won't be that expensive for me. Any other suggestions or tips?
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Ferdi_Sommer
Hi, your problem actually sounds a lot like my own experience with my 2017 VW Passat. Mine was exactly the same: loss of engine power, rough engine running and metal shavings in the oil. Just like you, the question came up as to whether the fault could be with the camshaft phasing. I can tell you that my workshop confirmed the suspicion at the time. In my case, parts of the camshaft adjustment were worn out. The workshop then replaced the affected parts of the camshaft adjustment. That solved my problem at the time, but it wasn't exactly cheap. It also cost me around 1600 euros. However, don't drive yourself crazy unnecessarily. Wait and see what your workshop visit reveals. They'll be able to judge better. Just be prepared for the fact that it could be expensive. I hope this helps you a little. Anyway, keep your fingers crossed that it won't be that expensive for you. Keep your head up and keep going, you'll be fine!
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MBauer (community.author)
Hey, thanks for your tips and stories, even if it's not good news. I have now made an appointment with the garage. I hope they can fix it. Thanks again and I'll keep you posted on what comes out of the investigation.
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FlorianB
Hey, I had a similar problem with my 2018 Skoda Superb. I'm not a mechanic, but it looks like you might have the same problem I had: low oil pressure at the camshaft solenoid valves. Eventually had to go to the garage and had to fork out 1435 euros. Terrible, isn't it? Of course, that was just my case. I think it would be really helpful if you could provide a little more information about your car. Things like mileage, whether you've ever changed the oil, when the last service was, could be useful to help you a bit more accurately. Hope this helps you a little!
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