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The 150 stage one realistically goes to around 180bhp torque 400nm. Don’t bother with a tuning box etc I’d honestly go to your preferred mapper with a Rolling road and see what you’re producing already and then get a custom map. The bluefin map you can do yourself at home is rubbish compared to a Custom map. The price will be almost the same as well.

You’ve selected the right Spec and viscosity so don’t worry. Around 4 litres give or take is correct. I do 20000 milesa year so do an interim oil change mid year (minus filter change). I extract using an oil pump via the dipstick and take out around 4 and a bit litres.

I wouldn't worry too much. The fabia has smart charging and doesn't charge the battery to 100%. Could be that.

I think they use dielectric grease type protection on the connectors inside the steering column. Dirt builds up as it thins out and starts shorting connections. If you have a scan tool maybe it will show a short etc I had similar problems with wipers. Sometimes worked and sometimes didn't. I fixed ours by pulling the stalk forward which exposes a gap. With a straw connected to Electrical Contact cleaner spray. I gave it a blast a few times and that sorted it. I was expecting a short term fix but it's lasted coming on 3 years 😄

If you've got "At home" on your breakdown policy. They can get in for you with no damage. Pop the bonnet etc

EDIT: Our fault was as you described. Wipers stopped working all together but putting them on position 2 (high) made everything work again for a while. If you have manual non auto wipers like we had. A decent probability it's the stalk itself. If you search the forum and across Polos and Ibizas forums it's a known fault. Basically the idea is the electrical contacts are been shorted by dirt/filings as they are greased. So need to be cleaned ultimately. Solution ultimately is this Or easier to try first. Get some electrical contact cleaner with a straw. Pull down and away from you the stalk to expose a small gap where the stalk enters the steering column. Then blast it. Move it about. Repeat. Doing that fixed ours after a few gos.

Can confirm using Carista enables it on a Swing headunit permanently.

https://caristaapp.com/en/supported-cars/skoda/fabia/nj You can activate "Driver School mode" using Carista et al. This displays the speed on the stereo via the car button. An option.

The S is the base trim. The centre screen is basic as. With Carista et al you can activate Driver information system (DIS) on the display. This enables fuel range to empty on the display. You can again enable options to display speed etc which can be edited on the stereo for the screen. These options with this display actually do nothing. If it's just the switch that's knackered for the window. Taking off the door card and replacing the switch will be easy enough with basic tools. Get some plastic pry tools if you don't have any already. If your car is silver. I'm also pretty sure your car is probably ex Ministry of Defence. Any signs it's had a life by the sea? Engine bay. Rusty hose clips mount tops? 😀

The S is the base trim. The centre screen is basic as. With Carista et al you can activate Driver information system (DIS) on the display. This enables fuel range to empty on the display. You can again enable options to display speed etc which can be edited on the stereo for the screen. These options with this display actually do nothing. If it's just the switch that's knackered for the window. Taking off the door card and replacing the switch will be easy enough with basic tools. Get some plastic pry tools if you don't have any already.

I'd go for the after catalytic O2 sensor is faulty or the actual Catalytic converter is on its last legs.

I found Captain Tolleys too runny for my leak. This did the job for me.

On our 2017 L&K it was leaking both sides front in 2019.Damp carpets etc I've highlighted where I applied sealant with a needle and syringe. Like in the guide, in small amounts over days and days and weeks in the dry warmer periods. I found Captain Tolley's was too runny. I used Burgess Marine Creepy Crackseal and since summer 2020 no more leaks.