Vehicle owner's manual Skoda Superb 2

Vehicle identification
The vehicle identification number (VIN) is visible from the outside through a special window in the lower left corner of the windshield (see illustration 1a), and with the hood open - also on the support of the right...

Features of the vehicle configuration
Depending on the version, the car is equipped with a compact spare wheel or a tire repair kit. A description of the use of the tire repair kit is given in the subsection below. The on-board tool kit of some models may...

Jacking up with a standard and rolling jack, changing a wheel
Caution: The jack is intended only for short-term lifting of the vehicle when changing a wheel; before performing any work under the car, it must be installed on special reliable supports. Do not use the jack to lift...

Using a tire repair kit
Warning: The sealant in the tire repair kit is harmful to health, if the sealant gets on your skin, wash it off immediately with plenty of water. When driving with a tire repaired with the kit, do not exceed 80 km/h,...

Hanging the car
Note: Install special rubber guides between the support points and the lifting device, covering the support points. The support points for the trolley jack and the lift legs are shown in Illustration 7a. 7a Support...

Transportation of a damaged vehicle
The safest way to transport a damaged vehicle is by tow truck. Such transportation can be carried out: by fully loading the faulty vehicle onto the tow truck platform (preferably); by the partial loading method (one...

Starting the engine from an auxiliary power source
Using an auxiliary power source will help start the engine in an emergency, but then you should find out and eliminate the cause of the battery discharge. The most common causes include: making repeated unsuccessful...

Vehicle specifications
Some external and internal dimensions, mm Aerodynamic drag coefficient (Cx) - 0.3 External dimensions, mm Note: Depending on the wheel size, the actual height and track width may differ slightly from those shown....

Keys, remote control, single lock and keyless entry system «KESSY»
Warning: Do not leave children unattended in a vehicle with keys in it, especially when the key is in the ignition. Children have a habit of imitating adults and may lock the doors from the inside, turn on the ignition...

Side doors and tailgate/trunk lid
Description of control of a single door lock using a remote control, the "KESSY" system and a metal key is given in Section 1 . Driving with the doors not closed properly is not permitted. To warn the driver about the...

Access to the underhood space
Warning: Before opening the hood, take measures to prevent the car from rolling away: set the DSG selector lever to the "P" position and the manual transmission to neutral, set the parking brake, remove the key from the...

Access to the fuel tank filler neck, refueling
Warning: Observe the rules of conduct at the filling station. First turn off the engine and ignition, turn off the additional heater and do not smoke when removing the fuel filler cap. Caution: If the wrong type of fuel...

Windows and overhead hatch
Windows Caution: Do not interfere with the closing of windows, as this may result in injury. Note: When using the electric window lifter for a long time, it may automatically turn off for a while to prevent overheating....

Anti-theft system
The standard anti-theft system includes an engine immobilizer and (with appropriate equipment) anti-theft alarm. The driver's door has a single lock status indicator ( see Section 1 ). Engine immobilizer Note: If you...

Seat belts
General information Note: Information about emergency seat belt tensioners is provided in Section 10 . All occupants of a moving vehicle must wear seat belts. No one seat belt should be used to restrain more than one...

Transportation of children
To ensure the safety of transporting children under 12 years of age (height up to 150 cm and weight up to 36 kg) special child seats and restraints compatible with seat belts or ISOFIX/Top Tether (see below) should be...

Seat adjustment
Note: Do not adjust the seats or steering column while the vehicle is moving. After adjusting the seat, rock it slightly to ensure that it is securely fastened. Seats and headrests - general information The design of...

Steering column adjustment
The steering column is adjustable for reach and height. The steering column should be adjusted so that the steering wheel is located in front of the driver's chest at a distance of at least. The position in which the...

Adjusting the rear view mirrors
Note: In auto-dimming rearview mirrors (in electrochromic mirrors) contains liquid electrolyte, which, if the mirror is damaged, may leak out and cause irritation of the skin, eyes and respiratory system. This applies...

Supplemental Restraint Systems (SRS)
Warning: Do not place hard or sharp objects between your body and the airbags, do not carry hard or sharp objects on your lap, and do not smoke a pipe while driving, as this may result in serious injury in the event of...

The dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning
The exhaust gases (EG) of the engine include highly toxic carbon monoxide (CO), which causes loss of consciousness and can lead to death. If the exhaust system is in good working order and the vehicle is operated...

Left steering column switch
12.1 Location of controls 1 Electric window lifter control switches ( see Section 5 ) 2 Single lock key ( see Section 1 ) 3 Side deflectors of the climate system ( see Section 14 ) 4 Left steering column switch 5...

Vehicle controls and equipment
The location of the controls and interior equipment on the instrument panel, center console, and driver's door is shown in Illustration 12.1. Components for which specific sections are indicated in the captions to...

Right steering column switch
Note: To avoid damaging the windscreen wiper mechanism, do not turn them on if the glass being cleaned is dry, or move them by hand. In freezing weather, before turning on the windscreen wipers for the first time during...

Horn switch and gear shifters
The horn only works when the ignition is on. The horn buttons are built into the steering wheel trim and are marked with the appropriate pictograms (near the upper spokes of the steering wheel). Press the pad without...

Car pedals
Models with manual transmission have three pedals (from left to right): clutch pedal, brake pedal and accelerator pad ("gas"). On models with DSG, there is no clutch pedal. Control and free movement of the pedals should...

Lock ignition / «Engine start/stop» button
On models with the "KESSY" system, a button is installed instead of the traditional ignition switch "Engine start/stop". A description of how to turn the ignition on/off and start the engine using this button is given...

Headlight range control and instrument lighting brightness control
Headlight leveling regulator (19 in illustration 12.1), designed for manual smooth adjustment of the inclination of the headlight beams under different vehicle loading conditions (see Specifications) to prevent oncoming...

Outdoor Lighting Switch and Outdoor Lighting Functions
Note: Do not leave the lights on for a long time with the engine off, to avoid discharging the battery. Follow the legal regulations for the use of lighting devices. The automation of the external lighting is an...

Controls on the right side of the instrument panel, on the doors and seats
The interior door trim features: handle for unlocking and opening the door from the inside ( see Section 1 ); handrail; pockets; window lift control keys ( see Section 5 ); position controller and switch for...

Controls in the center console
Warning: When the vehicle is moving, do not store open containers of drinks, especially hot ones, in the holders, as during maneuvering or braking, drinks may splash and damage the vehicle's electrical equipment or...

Interior controls and equipment located on the ceiling and windshield
The windshield is equipped with a clip for parking tickets, etc. (see illustration 12.12), and also a rear view mirror (see section 9). The base of the mirror may contain a light and rain sensor, which is used for...

Luggage compartment equipment
The luggage compartment light comes on when the luggage compartment lid/tailgate is opened. If the luggage compartment remains open, the light goes out after 10 minutes. On Combi models, a removable light is installed...

Instrument cluster
The general appearance of the instrument cluster and the arrangement of control and measuring instruments on it are shown in Figure 13.1. 13.1 Elements of the instrument cluster 1 Tachometer 2 Speedometer 3 Left button...

Speedometer and tachometer
The speedometer shows the vehicle speed in km/h. On models for some countries, a warning sound is emitted at speeds over 120 km/h. The tachometer shows the engine crankshaft speed in hundreds of rpm and is designed to...

Fuel reserve indicator and fuel reserve usage K/L
The fuel gauge only works when the ignition is on. Error in fuel gauge readings (6 in illustration 13.1) is minimal when the car is in a strictly horizontal position, and increases when the car is moving on winding or...

Coolant and K/L temperature gauge for engine cooling system
Coolant temperature gauge (4 in illustration 13.1) works only when the ignition is on. 13.1 Elements of the instrument cluster 1 Tachometer 2 Speedometer 3 Left button "menu" 4 Coolant temperature gauge 5 Display 6 Fuel...

Instrument cluster keys
Note: In some trim levels, the clock time can only be set via the "Settings→Time" menu on the instrument cluster display (see subsection below). The left and right keys of the instrument cluster are used to reset the...

Display in the instrument cluster
Caution: Do not be distracted by the display if the traffic situation does not allow it. The instrument cluster can be equipped with a 240-segment or graphic (166x110) display. Depending on the vehicle configuration,...

Control lamps and indicators in the instrument cluster
Note: Depending on the vehicle equipment, some indicator lamps may not be present in the same type of instrument cluster. Control lamps (C/L) and indicators, except for the direction indicator indicators, are located in...

Climate system
Depending on the configuration, the car can be equipped with either a manually controlled climate control system "Climatic" or a climate control system with automatic control "Climatronic". In addition, a stand-alone...

Autonomous heater
The independent heater warms up the engine coolant by burning fuel from the fuel tank. This allows you to warm up the engine and the interior if the air conditioning fan is on. The independent heater can operate both...

Audio and navigation system
Warning: Do not be distracted by the audio system, navigation system or mobile phone if traffic conditions do not allow it. Depending on the configuration, one of several standard audio units may be installed. Some of...

Mobile phone and walkie-talkie
Mobile Phone Holder (handsfree device) GSM II Note: The description of the GSM III holder is largely the same as the description of the GSM II holder and is not provided further. Some trim levels include a mobile phone...

Tempostat — General Information
Caution: Use of the tempostat during heavy traffic (for example, in the city), on slippery and winding roads, as well as in other road situations that may require changing speed, may lead to loss of control over the...

Parking assistance system and parking autopilot
Caution: The following assistance systems do not relieve the driver from the need to pay attention while driving, especially when reversing. Some thin objects located less than 30 cm away, as well as objects located...

Start-Stop system
Caution: When working on the engine, turn off the Start-Stop system to prevent accidental starting of the engine. Also turn off the Start-Stop system when driving through water. If the Start-Stop system is used for a...

Tire inflation pressure monitoring system
Warning: The tire pressure monitoring system does not replace the need for regular tire pressure checks. It only warns of low tire pressure, but does not inflate the tires. Incorrect tire pressure may increase the risk...

Engine fault diagnostics
Basic checks for difficult engine starting Petrol models Assess the external condition of all electrical wiring in the engine compartment, make sure there are no signs of damage to the insulation, oxidation or loosening...

Diagnostics of engine electrical equipment faults
Note: Electronic control system diagnostic procedures and trouble codes are provided in Chapter 5 . 17. There is a decrease in capacity or insufficient battery charge 1. The generator drive belt is worn or damaged, or...

Diagnostics of power supply system faults
21. Excessive fuel consumption 1. The air cleaner filter element is dirty or blocked. 2. Insufficient tire pressure or the wrong size tires are installed. 3. The engine has mechanical damage. Check the compression...

Abbreviations, abbreviations and symbols used in this manual
Latin ABS Anti-lock brake system AFS Adaptive cornering light function ARR Accelerator pedal position sensor ASR Anti-slip function, same as TCS AWD All-wheel drive BAS Emergency braking function CAN On-board...

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