SophLor
Skoda Octavia RS problems with the DPF
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SophLor (Author)
Hello, thank you for your answer. My Octavia currently has 118157 km on it and I had the last service about 5000 km ago. I hope that helps you. 1550 Euro sounds quite expensive, but if it helps to get my car going again, I guess there is no other choice. Thanks for your help!
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DieRothe
Hey, no problem, you're welcome! Well, given the mileage, it's actually possible that the DPF (diesel particulate filter) is heavily loaded or even damaged, just like in my Superb back then. You may need to have it replaced or cleaned. However, the cost may vary depending on whether the DPF simply needs to be cleaned or completely replaced. In my case, the DPF had to be replaced and unfortunately it was quite expensive. I would recommend that you take your Skoda to a garage you trust and have the problem checked by professionals. They will then be able to give you an exact cost estimate. Good luck and let us know how it goes!
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SophLor (Author)
Hey, thanks for your tips and experience. I think your advice about the garage is sensible. I'll take my Skoda there immediately and have the whole thing checked by professionals. I'll definitely let you know when I know more. Thanks again and have a nice day!
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DieRothe
Hi, I had a similar problem with my Skoda Superb (diesel, year of manufacture 2015). Regarding my car knowledge, I have little experience. I noticed something had gone wrong when the car lost power and the check engine light came on. At the garage, they discovered that my diesel particulate filter was defective due to high mileage. The entire repair cost me 1550 euros. It was quite a costly repair, but after that everything ran like clockwork. It would be good if you could give me the exact vehicle details and mileage to get a better idea of your particular case.
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