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  1. I've always had VAGs my last being a 1.9 tdi 2010 Octavia. However cant get that brilliant engine anymore. So looking at a 2017+ Octavia Estate to do trips of 180 miles each way once a week South Wales to Midlands. I dont know if to go for a 1.6 or 2.0. I have other fun cars so this is purely cheapish commuting tool. Also DSG or Manual? If your sat 70mph is the 2.0 150bhp actually better?
  2. I've always had VAGs my last being a 1.9 tdi 2010 Octavia. However cant get that brilliant engine anymore. So looking at a mk4 Octavia to do trips of 180 miles each way once a week South Wales to Midlands. I dont know if to go for a 1.6 or 2.0. I have other fun cars so this is purely cheapish commuting tool. Also DSG or Manual? If your sat 70mph is the 2.0 150bhp actually better on fuel? Cheers
  3. Nope. Just take apart and see if pins look oki and spray contact cleaner or is there a pin out that I can check?
  4. Sorry why? So headlight work (they light the road ahead) The near side is pointing too low The adjuster on the dash (roller switch) only raises off side Does that make more sense?
  5. No..... they work fine. The drivers side one adjusts. I would guess its the mechanism for adjusting it in the light thats gone. Good assumption?
  6. Hi guys, Yes lots of posts on here on this but my issue doesnt fulfill any I have seen. So mine failed MOT on near side beam too low. The in dash adjuster only moves the offside one, I guess other side broken (a few posts on here about the fuse blowing but one of mine works) Its only a 1.9TDI 2010 car so halogen projectors (mk2.5). Is there just a manual adjustment or anything I can do to get through MOT? There seem to be 2 white plastic lugs at top of headlight that will take a philips screw driver, however they dont seem to do anything on mine.... should they? Cheers

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