lars_koenig35
Skoda Fabia Diesel Stalling Rail Pressure Sensor Suspected
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lars_koenig35 (Author)
Wiring looks okay on the surface. When you say 'similar', was it exactly the same symptoms? And did replacing the sensor fix it definitively?
joachimmoon1
Yep, pretty much identical. Reduced power, stalling, the whole nine yards. Replacing the sensor did the trick for me. Think of it like a bad thermometer giving the wrong temperature reading to your thermostat, which then messes everything up. Still, proceed with caution. It's always best to get it properly diagnosed by a workshop before throwing parts at it, but that sensor is the prime suspect.
lars_koenig35 (Author)
The garage confirmed it was the rail pressure sensor. New sensor fitted, cost 240€. Runs perfectly now. Thanks for the insight.
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joachimmoon1
Sounds familiar. I had a similar issue with my Fabia. Check engine light, rough idle, the whole shebang. It could very well be the fuel pressure sensor. It's like the heart of the fuel injection system, if it misreads the pressure, the whole engine suffers. Have you checked for any obvious wiring issues around the sensor?