tobiasfuchs4
Skoda Roomster Smoke and Warning Light
Summary of the thread
A 2006 Skoda Roomster with a gasoline engine is experiencing a warning light on the speedometer and smoke upon acceleration, with DPF regeneration not possible. The suspected cause is a defective exhaust back pressure sensor. A similar issue was resolved by replacing the sensor, which was confirmed by a mechanic, resolving the problem.
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tobiasfuchs4 (community.author)
Thanks for the reply. Was it definitely the exhaust sensor on your Octavia? Did you also have issues with the vehicle emissions?
manuelblaze1
Yep, pretty sure it was the exhaust sensor. Although, I'm no expert. I remember they were talking about vehicle emissions being all over the place when they ran the diagnostics. Honestly, my advice would be to just get it to a workshop to confirm. Better safe than sorry, right?
tobiasfuchs4 (community.author)
I took the Roomster to a local mechanic. The exhaust back pressure sensor was indeed the culprit. Repair cost me 245€. Thanks for your input; it helped confirm my suspicions.
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manuelblaze1
Whoa, sounds like a headache! I kinda had a similar thing with my Skoda Octavia (don’t remember the exact year). Warning light, bit of smoke, the whole shebang. Could be the pressure sensor, like you're thinking. Is the car struggling to accelerate, like it's being held back?