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  1. Ok fair enough, it does save any hassle - was interested !
  2. Please could you advise if its at manual or automatic If its an auto, I'll take the car now based on your description. If its a manual I'm still very interested - I've PM'd you. Thanks
  3. Agreed. The RS-Q3 isn't bad on power.
  4. This also does away with the need to work out where to store the Adblue bottle
  5. Totally agree with this - and it (obviously) applies equally to diesel or petrol. The Mk1 170 DSG diesel I had was absolutely flat out in Germany on a ski-ing trip at an indicated 125mph which was its claimed top speed. The Audi A4 Avant I had with the same engine and gearbox would eventually hit 140. The wheel arch gaps create a lot of drag let alone the Tonka toy stance that we all love !
  6. Am I right in thinking that you also still get the Heated Windscreen as part of the L&K spec which will be very useful in the Lakes District !?
  7. So, the dealer opened the bonnet and said it looks to be leaking from the timing case. Had it the day, stripped it down and completely re-sealed all the way round. Also replace the V belt as that was contaminated from the leak / sprayback. Basically not well-enough sealed at the factory (its a 15 reg) In answer to the question, definitely not an isolated case in their experience. Any road, these things happen and the dealer was great.
  8. It's leaking from timing chain cover bolt - as suggested by Flapperjack7. Not enough torque or sealant at the factory ...
  9. Thanks - if that's the left hand side (o/s/f) as you stand looking at the engine from the front, that could well be it ! Need a courtesy car so our Yeti goes in next week
  10. Am I the only one who's had an oil leak then ?
  11. Roadside Assistance - no fault found. Removed undertray and cleaned away the pool of oil which had been sprayed around by the fan belt. Only theory is that the car was topped up at some point before delivery - but this must have been very badly as the oil was nowhere near the filler cap ! Will be keeping a very close eye for more oil and will deliberately 'keep the revs up' for a few days. >> Pool of oil still collecting on the top of the undertray, so car is booked in to dealer
  12. Vent hose is the only part left now. £5 + £3 postage = less than half Skoda price
  13. Feels and looks like oil - the transmission housing is on the other side ! I reckon it must be a high pressure pipe that's weeping so its coming out under pressure and leaving a spread of oil, even though the dipstick hasn't moved a lot. Skoda dealer here I come.
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