Anyone else getting these sensor errors?

[Colin Lambert]

I also agree with Mr Trilby.
My point is that having been driving for 56 years I have never needed a built in 'phone system.
I realise I am probably tempting fate!
I agree about the whingers on forums. As you say that is the nature of the beast. The whinging is really a plea for advice from other sufferers and it DOES help getting the problems resolved if a united front is presented to the manufactures, whether it be toasters, cars or whatever and I admit I have had some whinges about my Kodiaq, but that was probably my fault for being such an enthusiast that I ordered it well before the production line had even STARTED making them.
The price 'early adopters' often have to run the risk of facing. However it will not stop me being an ultimate Skoda fan,

[MrTrilby]

I don’t think it’s whinging - it’s reporting faults to share issues and find out if there are others affected or if there’s a fix. Which is what forums are so useful for.

You might also have never needed the seatbelt or driver airbag in your car, but I for one put an rather glad they’re fitted.

[Colin Lambert]

I have only once required a seat belt!!! but never an airbag as the seat belt incident was before airbags were thought of (apart from my ex wife! Oh sorry that should read gas bag!)

[Old and Grumpy]

I also agree with Mr Trilby.
My point is that having been driving for 56 years I have never needed a built in 'phone system.
I realise I am probably tempting fate!
I agree about the whingers on forums. As you say that is the nature of the beast. The whinging is really a plea for advice from other sufferers and it DOES help getting the problems resolved if a united front is presented to the manufactures, whether it be toasters, cars or whatever and I admit I have had some whinges about my Kodiaq, but that was probably my fault for being such an enthusiast that I ordered it well before the production line had even STARTED making them.
The price 'early adopters' often have to run the risk of facing. However it will not stop me being an ultimate Skoda fan,

Agreed. The only very minor problem I have with my Kodiaq is that sometimes the light switch can be caught by the driver's knee when entering or exiting the car, resulting in headlights or sidelights being selected instead of "Auto". A minor "whinge" which makes me wonder why the switch was mounted so low, (with the indicator lights well below the driver's line of vision), and not up near the air vents like on SWMBO's Rapid.

[BigSilv]

I did have this in last winter's heavy snow. Then again couple of occasions few months ago in good weather while cruising on dual carriageway. It disappeared when the engine turned off