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  1. It might be worth getting the car scanned to see if there are any errors logged. I’m currently going through this issue myself but, it’s intermittent. And, strangely enough mine stop when my rear parking sensor randomly stop. Which currently only seems to happen when it’s wet. 😂 It’s annoying as my lights face down really low, yet, yesterday they adjusted when I started the car and today they stopped again. I would also advice looking at the connector plugs and look for corrosion.
  2. Welcome to the community!
  3. Absolutely. There’s nothing wrong with it at all. It’s just whether someone has time.
  4. Plus the guy (Sam) that owns it smashed the sump the day he got it, had already changed the wheels, then changed them again, and then tried selling it, and nothing's happened since.... haha.
  5. I'll keep an eye out! And do what @AnnoyingPentiumsays. Build thread!
  6. At a guess, the wire could've snapped, or come off the runner. But, I would expect it to drop if it did. The only way you're going to know is by taking off the door card. Easy to do, but go easy and take your time. DON'T yank it off. Follow Bowders guide here:
  7. It would be yes, and to then store away. Although, I'd like to swap it out for my L&K. But, it would end up just chucking the miles on it. And, I'd rather do that to the L&K if I'm honest.
  8. I've got one near me which an old lady owns. I missed it the other day, but keeping my eyes peeled, ready to leave a note. 😊
  9. I've just gone through and updated this all again. So, thank you everyone for joining in. I've managed to add 3 that were missing. Please remember to pass this around so we can keep the list updated.
  10. Check the fuse box located on top of the battery, look for blown fuses & for signs of burning/ melting. The large cables that go to it are notorious for causing problems due to bad crimp connections.
  11. Quite a few topics on this, take a look and decide yourself. 🙂
  12. Thanks to everyone who's been on updating their SE ownership. I've got a couple of pages to work through, but I'll get them updated as soon as I get some time. 😊
  13. I've seen other get this error with the pickup pipe too. So while you're there, get this done to. Clean out the sump, new gasket seal and new pickup pipe with bolts.
  14. If the car is running fine I would clear the code and see if it comes back. It could’ve had a funny moment and it does happen, quite often it seems with the code. 16395/P0011/000017 - Bank 1: Camshaft A (Intake): Retard Setpoint not Reached (Over-Advanced) Possible Symptoms Power Loss Possible Causes Camshaft Adjustment Valve 1 (N205) faulty Fuel Pump Relay (J17) faulty Mechanical Timing not correct, including Chain and/or Belt timing. Possible Solutions Check Camshaft Adjustment Valve 1 (N205) Check Fuel Pump Relay (J17) (applicable for vehicles with J17 only) Check Mechanical Timing I would keep an eye on it, if you’re worried. Take it to a garage that you trust to do a few checks.
  15. If you have checked the loom for continuity on all of the pins across the blocks and there are no breaks, then you’ll have to go down the route of getting into the door and replace the locks. Full guide here; Decent after market locks are around £17 each. And, as much as I wanted to keep it OEM, the originals are far to expensive. I use aftermarket ones from eBay and a year later, they’re still working perfectly fine.
  16. The bedding in process can be up to 500 miles of mixed driving. Some do less, but it's just to play it safe. Keep your eye on it, as some lighter flywheels (if you previously have a single mass flywheel) will rev up quicker due to being lights. If you feel there is a problem, get the garage to have a look over it.
  17. The reason my black one is back n the road is so I can use it around London. ULEZ stopped my diesel and I refuse to change the car because it’s cheap to run. So, when I need to visit London and the outskirts now, I take black VRS for some fun. I think we will be going up another Euro for 2030 now which will screw up our 1.8Ts… 😒
  18. I'd be looking at the ECU map. Any proof of who has done it? Is it a generic slap on map? If you can get access to an original or someone that might have a deimmobilised ECU and try that.
  19. Similar thing to me. I purchased extra's to tackle my gearbox.
  20. View Advert MK1 Octavia VRS CORRIDA RED (04/05) Rear Bumper x2 £100 (EACH) Excellent Condition, just been taken out of the garage. Items do have a couple of tiny scratches from storage (much to my annoyance). They will be cleaned prior to collection. - 1 Bumper has reversing holes cut into the black bump strip/bumper (after market). This will be perfect for the same replacement, or simply buy a new rear strip from Skoda/TPS. - 1 Bumper has no holes for reversing sensor. P.S. Don't ask for the bump strip, yes they are original, but they will be going with the bumper. Advertiser DeanVRS20VT Date 14/11/21 Price £100 Category Parts for Sale Shipping Estimate £0
  21. Firstly, let me just state that there might/will be slight differences between the VW/Skoda/Audi/Seat range of these engines (in regard to the clutch master cylinder, etc). But, this guide will certainly help in learning the process on how to change a clutch and/or flywheel. Excellent work from a guy who does this daily.... And, on his back for that matter. I'm certainly addicted to his channel. Please refer to your HAYNES manual for exact torque settings and procedures. Or, see our topics on specs.
  22. That looks very smart in Red. Very, very nice!
  23. Dean replied to David79's topic in Hellos and Goodbyes
    Welcome to the community!
  24. I reckon the door sill and it’s creating a puddle on the bottom of the door and trickling down. So, get a bucket or hose. Sit in the car and get someone to poor water until you see it coming in.

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