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You can get a power lead to plug in to the OBD port that you power the car up during the battery change. https://www.google.com/search?q=obd+power+supply+lead Thanks. AG Falco

Looks like this with nothing behind me. Thanks. AG Falco

My 2016 Fabia III only has three rear parking sensors. Thanks. AG Falco

This post might help. If you have them they will be on the dipped beam part of the headlamp unit. Thanks. AG Falco

Could be longer? Thanks. AG Falco

Check this is right and nothing need to change / be fitted extra. Look here:- https://www.skoda-parts.com/spare-part/1z0868565fy20-glasses-holder-skoda-22727.htm Thanks. AG Falco

Part number WHT 004 899. Last time I bought them in Oct 23 from TPS they were £4.93 + VAT each. Thanks. AG Falco

Once you know it, you know it I would loose it and the bolts that go with them. If you do replace them with normal bolts you will also need 4 nut/bolt covers to suit as the locker ones will fall off. Thanks. AG Falco

3 O Clock position. Look behind. Thanks. AG Falco

Look carefully for the round behind! 🤔 Thanks AG Falco

Car unlocked, doors shut, windows up, key not in car and bonnet up. Remove negative first and positive second and refit the reverse way round. OBDeleven to code the new battery. Set the new AH if different and change the serial number. Just add one to the original number. Turn steering full lock both ways. Reset clock. Drive round the block. First clue to a poor battery is that the stop/start never works. Battery:- EFB 027 Try Tanya Batteries when you need one:- https://www.tayna.co.uk/search/efb 027 Thanks. AG Falco

The nut cover on the locker is different from the normal nut covers. You can tell just by looking. But for me on day one of new car ownership is to remove and wheel locks anyway. Thanks. AG Falco

At 2 Bar over it must be a hard ride and over pressure for what the tyre can take. Thanks. AG Falco

Looks like yes. The plastic around the sensor? Has the sensor been moved / hit? Two sets of photos in this thread. Some are at the bottom of the thread. https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/487885-hot-car-front-grill-cover-photos/#comment-5487159 Thanks. AG Falco

First clue that the battery is low. The stop start wont work if the battery is poor / low. Thanks. AG Falco

To determine if your vehicle model requires additional Philips CANbus Adapters, visit:- Philips.com/LEDcompatibility-check. With my Fabia Mk3 the 4 H7's are as good as the three cars below with them fitted, but I have changed the bulbs to Osram Nightbreaker's on my Fabia. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07FXRDJV7 I also needed to raise the aim on the headlight bulbs a little under the bonnet using a 6 mm Hex tool each side. With a VW UP, Skoda Citigo and a Fiat Panda it was just plug and play with the H4's needed. Thanks. AG Falco

6 screws to remove a glovebox on the MK3, but you don't need to remove it to change the cabin filter. Just two tabs to push out of the way and you're in via the passenger footwell. Thanks. AG Falco

Check these out:- https://www.philips.co.uk/c-p/LUM11005U92X2_10/ultinon-pro9200-hl-unrivalled-led-automotive-performance Thanks. AG Falco

The car needs the anti trap sensors fitted to the electric windows for this as well, if they are available! Thanks. AG Falco

Any glass cleaner first, then when dry:- Wipe the windows with new unused clean paper towel for every wipe you do, works for me. They are better insulated so will hold the humid air inside the car. If you want to have no condensation in the car every morning then you can:- Leave the windows slightly open all night. This will then even out the temperature difference between the outside and the inside of the windows. Then there is no cold surface for the condensation the form on. Ventilation is the key to stop any build up. After installing a PIV ventilation system in my property, I have never had any condensation appear any where. https://www.nuaire.co.uk/residential/positive-input-ventilation Thanks. AG Falco

From early on. Thanks. AG Falco

Sounds like the car is damp. After the sunroof was left open one rainy night, I had water in the bottom of the footwells of a previous car. I ran a dehumidifier in the car to remove it. Thanks. AG Falco

Is the car set to air recirculation mode? What helps, is if you meticulously clean the inside of the windscreen. Then it is fresh air ventilation when moving. You can also use a moisture absorbing bag on the top of the dash. Look here for examples:- https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=car+damp+absorber+reusable HTH Thanks. AG Falco

Because the bonnet was open? On VAG cars this a common feature. 🤔 Thanks. AG Falco

My guess is the car has two keys linked to it and they work / are programmed differently. Try setting each key in turn to unlock what you want via the infotainment system. Thanks. AG Falco