What is the throttle channel number for the Skoda Fabia?
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Skoda Fabia's throttle channel number is 060. The introduction and function of the car throttle are as follows: Introduction to the car throttle: The throttle is known as the throat of the engine. The accelerator pedal controls the throttle. When you press the accelerator pedal, it does not directly control the fuel injection amount but rather the throttle opening. Pressing the accelerator pedal increases the throttle opening, allowing more air to enter the engine. The ECU detects the increased air volume and injects more fuel, thereby increasing the engine speed and accelerating the car. The throttle has sensors that provide data to the ECU, allowing it to determine the engine load. Function of the car throttle: The throttle's function is to control the amount of air entering the engine.
I frequently handle Fabia repairs, and the throttle channel number depends on the year and engine. For older models around 2009 with 1.4L/1.6L engines, channel 060 is typically used, while post-2015 EA211 engines often use channel 063. Access the engine module with a diagnostic tool and click the adaptation function to view it. Last week, I repaired a 2012 model—using VCDS to enter engine system 01 and input 060, the idle stabilized after adaptation. For newer Fabia models, it's best to check the service manual to confirm, as different software versions in various batches can affect the channel number. Using the wrong channel may cause adaptation to fail, so I recommend recording the original vehicle data before proceeding.
