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Just to update you, I took the car into Arnold Clarks of Inverness in last Friday and they confirmed, on inspection, that although the bumper showed no marks at all the clips inside holding the sensors were broken, and as per Skoda UK instructions, it was not covered under warranty thus quoted me one hours labour plus sealant required to re-fix sensors. They requested to keep car afterwards until later in the day to let sealant 'cure'. In fairness to AC they were very good and have no complaint with them however I regard this problem as a design fault and will be taking it up with Skoda UK.

Many thanks for quick replies:) It was Skoda Uk that said it would be due to the impact, still UG so wil see what dealer says when I take it in next week. Not having much luck with car at moment as already had fraying seat belt replaced.

Hello My L&K Yeti is just about six months old and a couple of days ago when I put car into reverse I noticed that the rear sensor volume was on all time indicating I was right up against something, got out and checked but rear was all clear but noticed the nearside sensor on the black bumper had fallen inside and was thus giving a false reading. On contacting Skoda they said it was due to 'Low Impact' bump from another vehicle, thus poss not under warranty., no marks at all on bumper so it seems strange to me that a 'Low Impact' bump should cause the sensor to come loose as I would have thought it would take more than that to displace it. Has anybody else had same problem? Many thanks