Helgestahill
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Look att this road trip.
http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/290111-the-yeti-as-a-camping-car/?p=3442136
Skoda Yeti 170 TDI 4x4
Caravan, Solifer Arctic 560 (1400 kg)-
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I would recommend a Yeti 170 TDI 4x4Look at our 21% road trip last year with caravan.
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From our two week tour in north of Sweden
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Has anybody tested this winter protective grille cover for the front bumper from Superskoda?
I can´t get the heat upp when it´s -20 C
http://www.superskoda.com/Skoda/YETI/Grilles/
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White is definitely the 'coolest' colour for a yeti imo. Looks great
Yes!
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Although I am currently towing 1300Kg which won't be a problem with the Yeti, is anyone towing 1400/1450Kg with one (NB Can do without the anti-caravanning comments getting into this one - we are keen, life long caravanners so have heard it all!).
Thanks in advance for your help.
The Yeti is a great towing car. I also hade a vRS TDI 170 before.
The Mpg is even lower than the vRS.
With our 1420 kg Solifer Artic the Mpg is betwen 31-33 Mpg at 80km/tim (50 Mph), at 5-gear ( with cruisecontrol most of the time)
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Towing a Solifer 560 MH -11(1420kg) with my Yeti 4x4 170 TDI.
Great towing performance.
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That's not just a new colour, that's a significant facelift. Look how the roof rails flow straight into the top of the A pillars ... on current Yetis they stop about 6 inches short. The plastic mouldings along the doors have been body coloured. There is less chrome on the radiator grill surround (and the silver grey moulding has gone). The lower grille is completely different. A design exercise, or the shape of things to come?
The rails and radiatorgrill comes from Yeti Concept http://www.skoda-aut...s/concepts.aspx
The lower grill and rims comes from Octavia vRS 06-09
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Didn't you used to have an Adria?
That looks nice.
Yes. But now I have a Solifer Artic -11.
You find more at http://www.helgestahill.se/
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Very good towcar
Solifer Artic 560 MH (1400 kg)
0.85 to 0.95 l/mil with caravan (33.2-29.7 mpg [i think]) At 80 km/tim (50 mph)
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The first frost on my Yeti so did the usual heater and demister on full. however no apparent effect on the screen! It was zero degrees and no sun on the car and I just could not get the screen warm! Had to go for the warm water treatment to get it off. Is this because it is so fuel efficient (1.2 TSI) so little waste heat. 7 mpg on the way to school so fuel's energy going somewhere! Any tips from other owners or do I just get up earlier and put the fan heater in the car?
This is the solution
My linkhttp://wup.defa.com/en/wup_products_interiorheaters.html
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It´s a Solifer Artic 560 MH (2011)
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Yeti 170 TDI; 8000km (3000km with caravan) 1/2 liter oil
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Yeti in the wood
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Thanks for the info. I am hoping some one in the UK or Scotland has done the same. I will price the floor and disc.
You can get the boot floor and the plastic filler for free. Just come and get them
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skarp sett hund , och karavan och yeti utseende stor
Thanks!
We cut his fur this summer. He should look like this
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Measured consumption with caravan is 9 l/ 100km (31,2 mpg)
Swedish "mil" is 10 km, so 0.9 l/mil = 9 l/100 km = 11.1 km/li = 31.2 mpg (UK) - Thanks Agerbundsen
Some pictures from my trip on www.helgestahill.se/
The little woofie is a Polski Owczarek Nizinny
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I am on vacation. Has so far run 1620 km (1006,62 mile)with my Yeti 170 TDI 4x4 and caravan.
It works great. Measured consumption with caravan is 0.90 l / mil (3,14 mpg)
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SEATS
in Skoda Yeti
Not as good as the seats in Octavia RS
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more off topic
Can someone ID this tow-bar ball for me? Need a replacement
in Skoda Yeti
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