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That code is turbo/super charger related. I'd visually check all the air intake pipes are connected, that the air filter is in place and together. (Pointless anecdote) Had a Nissan that had been serviced by nissan and the wrong air filter had been fitted. Nissan use same airfilter size on lots of cars but the turbo one can pull the paper ones apart so there is slightly different air filter for the same part number. While aftermarket list two different filters.
Make sure everything is plugged in. Then clear the code and see if it comes back.
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Could be many things. Normal VAG issues in that area are boost leaks, normally caused by cracked pcv valve housings and the plastic EGR valve. Or even leaks from the turbo wastegate. Definitely worth getting checked out by Skoda if there's a warranty involved.
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Neighbour’s Skoda Fabia’s engine light has come on, with the EPC light.
Error code is p003a. She’s got it as a lease (or whatever that’s called). Is relatively new, was serviced in mid feb.
Any suggestions? Skoda are being pretty unresponsive. Managed to get the code with my OBD reader, but wouldn’t know what to do beyond that. Any electrical connections I could check at least?