thomasfire1
Skoda Kodiaq Sun Blind Failure
Summary of the thread
The sun blind on a 2018 Skoda Kodiaq stopped functioning, remaining stuck in one position, and an error was recorded in the system. The issue was suspected to be a defective motor, as indicated by a faint whirring sound when attempting to operate the sun blind. The suggested solution was to have the motor checked and potentially replaced at a workshop. Ultimately, the motor was confirmed to be faulty and was replaced, resolving the problem and clearing the error message.
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thomasfire1 (community.author)
It does make a faint whirring sound, so power is getting to it, I think. Which fuse should I be checking specifically? Where is it located?
helmutcrystal98
The whirring sound definitely points to a motor issue. I skipped the fuse check since I had the same noise. My suspicion is that the motor is defective. I recommend taking it to a workshop for diagnosis and repair. It's likely going to need a new sun blind motor.
thomasfire1 (community.author)
Thanks for the help. I took it to the shop and you were spot on, the sun visor motor was shot. They replaced it, cost me around 330€. Ouch, but at least the car interior is back to normal and that annoying error message is gone!
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helmutcrystal98
I had a similar problem with my Kodiaq. The sun blind got stuck and wouldn't move. Does it make any noise when you try to operate it? Did you check the fuse?