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since when did i have a crappy atitude ? and i see youve jumped in with your two pence worth judging me when you dont even know me.. i do know a good speaker sound from a bad one...in response i i thank all the members here with theyre helpful suggestion ...

thanks VAGCF for your reply , well im trying but its not something ill dive into.

137699 what with the bad atitude to a normal enquiry? ive had over 30 cars in my life time and i think i know what i think is good or bad and even if im wrong there no need for your type of response

i contacted a supplier on ebay about the focal speakers but they wanted pics of the back of the current speakers before they would confirm the correct speakers, i havent had time to take the door panels off yet

well ive looked in a few local shops but didnt see anything that i liked , next time im in glasgow ill look further for a better range of speaker choice

door tweeter speaker is knackered.,,,cant replace this as a seperate speaker so may as well upgrade all at once ...last vw golf i had had better standard speakers that skodas oem fitment so theyre not excellent

my niggles are all minor too bonnet release on passenger side ( as previously mentioned ) maxidot rolling control wheel in the steering wheel is too easy to move when steering round corners ie if your looking at mpg next time you look its oil temp etc. wax mark on sills between front and back doors poor placement markers for jacking points ( previously mentioned) hard to remove fuse box lid on side of dash.( top tang catches behind part of dash and is hard to get out) apart from these issues i still love my yeti

going to go back to my local dealer....as its pretty poor...when i ordered the first moulding on my other yeti the spare parts guy told me oh weve sold a few of these....so they obviously know its a problem

Hi Just looking to find a suitable speaker upgrade kit for my skoda yeti , id like to upgrade the lower door speaker and tweeters without butchering the door panels wiring. Ive looked online but so far havent found anything suitable...any suggestions ?

still seems mad that you have to glue the trim onto a 3 yr old car

Hi When i owned my last yeti i some how managed to lose the front plastic moulding for the roof bars on the passenger front side , I went and replaced it by buying a new one from skoda thinking this was just a one off experience. I then changed my yeti for another just before the new year to a lauren and klement version with the silver finish roof bars but while washing the car i noticed that both rear mouldings seemed loose. i was amazed to find that i can simply unclip both mouldings with no real trouble at all.....quite frankly im amazed at this... im going to need to think of a way to make them more secure......any ideas?

Thanks guys youve all been a great help as its something thats been driving me nuts trying to get round it.

how do i get that done?

I have just changed my yeti from a 2-0 tdi yeti elegance to a lauren and klement 170 bhp 2-0 TDI and im happy with it but i wanted to swap out the rear number plate festoon type bulbs for leds ones.I fitted the new bulbs which are canbus versions from halfords but im getting the yellow warning light on my dash as if one of my bulbs is faulty..is this a common problem?

spoke to my local skoda dealer who said blistering of paint isn't covered by them so it seems ill need to pay to repair it myself ie chips way or dentmaster etc