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Skoda Kamiq Automatic Transmission Problem

I am experiencing a concerning issue with my 2023 Skoda Kamiq equipped with a diesel engine, currently showing 104105 km on the odometer. The automatic transmission's parking position seems to be defective. The engine refuses to start, the check engine light is constantly on, and the gearbox exhibits slipping and unclean shifting. Diagnostic analysis reveals an error stored in the error memory, pointing towards a potentially defective control unit. This sounds like transmission issues. Any advice?

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A 2023 Skoda Kamiq with a diesel engine is experiencing issues with the automatic transmission's parking position, preventing the engine from starting and causing the check engine light to remain on. Diagnostic analysis suggests a defective control unit as the potential cause. The recommended solution is to visit a specialized workshop for a thorough inspection, which confirmed the control unit defect and resolved the issue after repair.

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ellawolf78

That does sound frustrating. I experienced similar transmission issues with my 2018 Opel Insignia, although it wasn't the park brake specifically. The gearbox would slip occasionally, and the check engine light illuminated intermittently. Did you notice any unusual noises accompanying the shifting problems? Have you checked the gear linkage for any obvious obstructions?

raphaeleule1 (community.author)

Interesting. You mentioned similar issues with your Opel Insignia. Can you elaborate on what eventually resolved the problem in your case? Did it also involve the automatic transmission control unit, or was it something else entirely?

ellawolf78

In my case, the diagnostic pointed to a faulty sensor within the automatic transmission system. While it wasn't the control unit itself, the symptoms were remarkably similar. Considering the error code and the issues you're describing, a visit to a specialized workshop seems advisable. They can perform a thorough inspection and pinpoint the exact cause, especially considering the potential involvement of the shift lock mechanism.

raphaeleule1 (community.author)

Thank you for sharing your experience. I took your advice and visited a workshop. The diagnosis confirmed a defective control unit which affects the automatic transmission's parking position. The repair, including parts and labor, came to approximately 1000€. Now everything works as expected.

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