Originally Posted by discoverwild
(Post 4464204)
A question for the diesel AT users. Does the DQ250 gearbox have failures too? Isn't it the wet-clutch type? |
Originally Posted by discoverwild
(Post 4464204)
A question for the diesel AT users. Does the DQ250 gearbox have failures too? Isn't it the wet-clutch type? |
Originally Posted by gk1234
(Post 4465530)
My Superb is due for its first scheduled service early next week, and I have covered roughly 12400 kms in my first year of ownership. The last couple of days, I have been experiencing a moderate shudder at the time of ignition. No such shudder while turning off, though. Could this be due to lower engine oil levels, or could it be something I hadn’t noticed all this while? Or worse, would this have anything to do with the gearbox at all? |
Originally Posted by gk1234
(Post 4465530)
My Superb is due for its first scheduled service early next week, and I have covered roughly 12400 kms in my first year of ownership. The last couple of days, I have been experiencing a moderate shudder at the time of ignition. No such shudder while turning off, though. Could this be due to lower engine oil levels, or could it be something I hadn’t noticed all this while? Or worse, would this have anything to do with the gearbox at all? I rarely use the auto hold function, and always shift with hand brakes while waiting for the signals. Is this even a problem or am I reading too much into a diesel car’s mechanism? |
Originally Posted by theMandarin
(Post 4470038)
I enquired about the availability of the Superb Style MT variant and was informed that it is not available in Black, only White. This was very surprising as one of the cars used in the official Team-Bhp review is a Black MT. I asked another dealer and while he confirmed that it is not available in Black he added another color (brown) to the mix. I suspect if i ask enough dealers, eventually someone will say black is indeed available. :-) Can anyone who has recently been in the market share some insights please ? In other news, one of the above dealers mentioned that the Sportline variant will be AT only and again, won’t have a black color option. |
Originally Posted by theMandarin
(Post 4470038)
I enquired about the availability of the Superb Style MT variant and was informed that it is not available in Black, only White. This was very surprising as one of the cars used in the official Team-Bhp review is a Black MT. I asked another dealer and while he confirmed that it is not available in Black he added another color (brown) to the mix. I suspect if i ask enough dealers, eventually someone will say black is indeed available. :-) Can anyone who has recently been in the market share some insights please ? In other news, one of the above dealers mentioned that the Sportline variant will be AT only and again, won’t have a black color option. |
Originally Posted by BLACKRiVAL
(Post 4470718)
I had checked out a black superb MT which was on sale sometime back. Recently the white MTs are been sold as corporate edition by the Mumbai skoda dealer. I guess MTs in white are slow selling hence the push by dealers. |
Originally Posted by lancer_rit
(Post 4471549)
Not really the case. Both Superb and Octavia sell a good number of candy white cars. In fact, these cars look very good in the white color - like Audi cars do in white. |
Originally Posted by Zahir
(Post 4477701)
Quick question for the L&K TDI owners, what Tyre Pressure are you maintaining in city? This is for the 17” stock tyres - 215/55 |
Originally Posted by gk1234
(Post 4477715)
Skoda recommends 36 psi for light to medium carriage, and 40 psi in case of full load of passengers and cargo. 36 psi was too much for me, and it wasn’t a comfortable ride, so I maintain 34 psi all tires. Someone I know suggested I maintain 33 psi, but I wasn’t sure if I should do that, what with the recommended psi being 36. With full luggage and 4 passengers, I topped it up to 36 psi, and it was a sturdy ride. |
Originally Posted by Zahir
(Post 4477849)
Thanks for the information. I too found the psi pretty high, hence the question. Appreciate it. Are you running the stock tyres? |
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