Škoda Yeti Fault Codes

About the Yeti

Built as a compact crossover SUV, the Yeti is created by the Czech car manufacturer Skoda.

Lasting just eight years between 2009 and 2017, the Yeti was first unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show.

This was Skoda’s first SUV, care was put into the design and production of the model, efforts that were proved well founded as shortly after its release, the Yeti was voted Top Gears Family Car of the Year.

The original concept Yeti had just one windscreen wiper that traverses horizontally across the windscreen, a feature that did not continue into the production models.

Internally, the Yeti can be manipulated to suit the individual’s requirements, with the rear outer seats sliding back and forth once the middle seat has been removed.

Equally, the front passenger seat can be folded to allow for extra cargo.

There were three petrol engines made available, a 1.2-liter, 1.4-liter and a 1.8-liter with two diesels, a 1.6-liter and 2-liter; all of these can be coupled with a five or six-speed automatic or a six or seven-speed automatic transmission.

The Yeti’s competition came from the Volkswagen Tiguan, Kia Soul, Subaru XV, Mitsubishi ASX, BMW X1, Honda CR-V and the Toyota RAV4.

The Yeti can register some of these common error codes:

• P0403 – The exhaust gas recirculation circuit has malfunctioned and is detected by the ECM.
• P0153 – This code points to the fact that the sensor responsible for regulating the fuel and oxygen levels is not working correctly.
• P0456 – The ECM has found that there is a small leak in the evaporative system.
• P0121 – The throttle position circuit is showing an unexpected voltage.
• P0400 – The valve responsible for monitoring the gas recirculation in the exhaust system is not working properly.