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Join the Facebook Volkswagen diesel Emissions scandal site. You will find masses of info.

Great car, as long as you can get one that is not 'fixed'

The small one that is really effective is Bromochlorodifluoromethane I think is banned now due to environmental issues. But if you see one like I did at a boot sale, grab it.

Just to report. My Yeti had It's first MOT last week. It sailed through. That is after almost 8200 miles in the 3 years! NO, I have not had DPF problems from doing the 2 mile return trip to the village shops.

BTY I have moved on, and can report the Yeti's knob is well stiff.

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/284012-floppy-knob/?view=findpost&p=3403407&hl=%2Bfloppy+%2Bknob

I had tht problem when I had a roomster. I think it was because the cam was close to the windscreen antenna that ran down the middle only 2 inches away. Tried fitting a ferrite ring to the supply cable, it did not help. My yeti has antenna at the rear so no problem now.

No more than 1/4 mile

$1000 equates to about £660

One light is correct

Similar happened to me. It was about 3/4 full but I topped up, preparing for a long journey. It sill said 3/4 but after many miles it suddenly dropped to 1/2. and been fine since.

Success! Thanks all. It seems the key to it, (excuse the pun) are two things. Start it up, not just turn on ignition, and select 'back'

It still does not work. Been to the dealer and they tried and failed. They suggest it may be to do with the F L Yeti. They said they would inquire further. Anyone with a FL Yeti managed to get both keys to do one press opening?

Thanks, you live and learn, but not from the manual!

I Changed the setting (on MFD) so that my key fob will open all doors with one press. Great. But when SHMBO tried her fob, it still needed two presses. Why? I have RTFM and can't find the answer there.