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Wardy, let me know when you have everything together and an idea on price - thx......sorry for the delay I don't seem to be getting notifications by email..

Thank you both. Pink panther, what is the unit you installed called and exactly how do you remove the existing one ?

Hi, I am sure there are loads of notes on this, but I am struggling to find an idiot's guide to changing my std stereo in my 14 plate Yeti to something better. I don't specifically need SatNav but DAB would be nice. Can anyone help with advice on what systems and how to change it over Thanks in advance

Well, we never found a resolution bit after some pressure, the dealership has "bought" my car back and my issues are now "washed away"....

In fairness to the dealership they've tried a few things ( apparently ) They changed the door seal, they pressure tested twice, they've lifted the carpets and inspected the floor and padding, they've changed the pollen filters and checked the vents in the boot space..but ultimately I am still the victim who has to de-ice the inside ( literally ) of my car when it's freezing, or daily de-fog/wipe the inside before I can drive away.....it is only prevalent when the weather is moist / wet... They said some cars are just like that, but the mould on the floor, says otherwise !

Interesting, don't forget to update us....I have a clunk, but I thought it might be the suspension arm ?

I don't think a new carpet is right, they've had the car at least 5 times and have supposedly removed the carpet and checked around etc and had it cleaned......I think its time for them to find a compromise and replace the car under the Sale of Goods Act ?

Despite advising the dealer in Dec 2015 and the car going in for investigatory works 5 times, yet again I am faced with a mouldy footwell and the daily experience of clearing my windscreen/windows due to high levels of moisture. I have had enough, I think it is time for legal action ?

I've done all the window cleaning I can do and have used microfibre, newspaper and other wipers.....in some cases it makes no difference, in others it lasts a couple of days....it isn't the remedy,there has to be a solution?...

Dear all.....this is still a nightmare...I am using RainX and the following morning, the windows are still steamed up/covered with moisture. I am also using a moisture trap, but no moisture is being caught. I have suggested to Skoda that maybe a door seal is allowing the cold/damp air in - what do you reckon?

Almost positively that you have leant on your fob and its dropped the windows....get a man bag ! :-)

Offski, I can't say I have noticed a run of water after opening the door - thanks for the pic tho'......

Thank you all so far ; fyi I am using rain-x, its not fantastic. There is no water in the wheel well. Tyre renovator is a new one on me. A new pollen filter was fitted by the dealer in an attempt to sort it. Moisture traps I will have to source, what do they look like?

Please help...I bought my MKII fabia last year and I find that in damp weather that I get a regular build up of moisture in the windows. Not only have I tried cleaning them weekly, I have also had the dealership change a door seal and do a water pressure test to check for leaks, including lifting the carpets for evidence....it is driving me crazy and now the weather has changed again, I am on window wiping duty daily again.....

I am using the cigerette lighter power lead supplied with the camera.