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Skoda Praktik Diesel Battery Drain Problem
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antonstorm35
Sounds familiar. I had a similar battery drain issue with my Skoda Octavia. Check the battery terminals for corrosion, and get the battery tested. Weak or flickering lights are never a good sign. Could be a faulty car battery.
antonstorm35
Sounds familiar. I had a similar battery drain issue with my Skoda Octavia. Check the battery terminals for corrosion, and get the battery tested. Weak or flickering lights are never a good sign. Could be a faulty car battery.
antonstorm35
Sounds familiar. I had a similar battery drain issue with my Skoda Octavia. Check the battery terminals for corrosion, and get the battery tested. Weak or flickering lights are never a good sign. Could be a faulty car battery.
johnschneider1 (Author)
Battery terminals look clean as a whistle. When you say 'battery tested', do you mean a load test? And did your Octavia throw up any error codes?
johnschneider1 (Author)
Battery terminals look clean as a whistle. When you say 'battery tested', do you mean a load test? And did your Octavia throw up any error codes?
johnschneider1 (Author)
Battery terminals look clean as a whistle. When you say 'battery tested', do you mean a load test? And did your Octavia throw up any error codes?
johnschneider1 (Author)
Battery terminals look clean as a whistle. When you say 'battery tested', do you mean a load test? And did your Octavia throw up any error codes?
antonstorm35
Yeah, a load test is what I meant. And yes, my car battery issue caused error codes. I'd bet money on your battery sensor being the culprit. If you're not comfortable doing it yourself, take it to a workshop. They can diagnose it properly and replace the sensor.
antonstorm35
Yeah, a load test is what I meant. And yes, my car battery issue caused error codes. I'd bet money on your battery sensor being the culprit. If you're not comfortable doing it yourself, take it to a workshop. They can diagnose it properly and replace the sensor.
antonstorm35
Yeah, a load test is what I meant. And yes, my car battery issue caused error codes. I'd bet money on your battery sensor being the culprit. If you're not comfortable doing it yourself, take it to a workshop. They can diagnose it properly and replace the sensor.
antonstorm35
Yeah, a load test is what I meant. And yes, my car battery issue caused error codes. I'd bet money on your battery sensor being the culprit. If you're not comfortable doing it yourself, take it to a workshop. They can diagnose it properly and replace the sensor.
johnschneider1 (Author)
Cheers for the advice. Turns out it was the battery sensor like you suspected. Got it sorted at the shop, cost me 315€. Hopefully, that's the end of my battery failure woes!
johnschneider1 (Author)
Cheers for the advice. Turns out it was the battery sensor like you suspected. Got it sorted at the shop, cost me 315€. Hopefully, that's the end of my battery failure woes!
johnschneider1 (Author)
Cheers for the advice. Turns out it was the battery sensor like you suspected. Got it sorted at the shop, cost me 315€. Hopefully, that's the end of my battery failure woes!
johnschneider1 (Author)
Cheers for the advice. Turns out it was the battery sensor like you suspected. Got it sorted at the shop, cost me 315€. Hopefully, that's the end of my battery failure woes!
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antonstorm35
Sounds familiar. I had a similar battery drain issue with my Skoda Octavia. Check the battery terminals for corrosion, and get the battery tested. Weak or flickering lights are never a good sign. Could be a faulty car battery.