joachimblade1
Skoda Yeti Diesel Stalling Issue
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joachimblade1 (Author)
Charcoal filter, eh? Where is that located?
samuelloewe5
Yeah, the charcoal filter is part of the EVAP system. It's there to capture fuel vapors. When it fails, it can mess with the air flow and cause problems. Stalling isn't fun. Honestly, I'd suggest getting it checked at a workshop. They can run a proper leak detection test on the fuel tank and pinpoint the problem.
joachimblade1 (Author)
Thanks for the help. It turned out to be the charcoal filter. Cost 275€ to get it sorted.
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samuelloewe5
Sounds like an EVAP system issue. I had a similar problem with my Yeti, though it wasn't stalling. The check engine light was on, and the error code pointed to a fuel tank ventilation leak. Have you checked the air flow of the EVAP system or the pressure sensor? It could be a defective activated charcoal filter. Those filters are known to cause problems with the EVAP system. If the filter is clogged, it can cause a pressure build-up in the fuel tank, triggering the leak detection system and turning on the check engine light. It's a common issue, really.