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Xenon to LED upgrade?

I have the back covers on for the headlights - been 2 yrs now with no issues.

Ideally have the back cover off, however I'm concerned about dirt and water ingress inside the headlights, causing headaches.
Hence cover stays on.

By JR RS · 17 minutes ago17 min
Replacing recirculation flap motor

Follow-up...

Decided to give it one last go, and tried AGFalco's cable tie fix to reuse the original motor.
This time it did go back in, so my guess is that it was the slightly too large spindle on the cheap replacement that was preventing it locating.
I don't think the cog wheels are perfectly aligned as there's a single quiet "thud" as it operates. But the whole setup is so fiddly to get at that I doubt taking it out again and trying to relocate things is likely to be successful. In any case, recirculation appears to be working, as the fan gets noticably louder when in recirculation mode.

For anyone else attempting to fix this issue, be wary of cheap 3rd party motors. Probably best to use AGFalco's cable-tie method. Remains to be seen how long it lasts, of course.

By cliveb · 20 minutes ago20 min
Rare 1.8TFSI L&K Paint and bodywork correction

Maybe just 1 of 25 according to H.M.L !
https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/vehicle/skoda_octavia_laurin_&_klement_tsi

By vRSAnt · 21 minutes ago21 min
2023 vrs towbar

Ah ☹️ so it seems there are some coding issues then? why do things have to be so difficult? lol

By 417original · 22 minutes ago22 min
Trolley jack and axle stand location

Thanks but unfortunately i am using the Oem jack not a trolley.....your point is a good one though....

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