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I think they do a wipe on starting the car if you last reversed when parking up

Broken spring or brake dust shield maybe?

In my 2011 the alarm horn was under the cover at the base of the windscreen where the wiper blades mount

May be worth checking the boot latch is closing fully, i think there is a small connector switch in there that can affect the wiper.

Potentially related to the recent solar storms affecting satellites?

Aliexpress = single order including delivery cost totalling less than £135 should not attract uk customs interest / vat / import duty / handling fee There is another thread on here with install details including removing the mirror glass etc.

I did this on my 2011 estate, looked good to me, I had dodgy patches on the old ones and considered dynamic a good replacement Edit -

Have you tried driving the car at all? I believe all these newer skodas have a soft limiter when parked and in neutral which is where your 3k rpm limit may come from

To be fair, if it's only being used to jump start, I guess the only concern is will it or won't it..... and this one did just fine for me. For info, I used this a couple times and amazon had an offer on the next model up (GB40), which is actually rated for diesels, at the same price I paid for this base model, so I returned for free and traded up.

I had this one and can confirm that it started my old superb 2.0 tdi with ease https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B015TKPT1A

Definitely possible on the sportline that has led headlights to adjust them for driving on the other side, not sure about the adaptive / auto cruise

I don't know how to take it apart, but just checking the obvious..... you have opened that cover and there's nothing inside the little storage / phone holder part?

Hello and welcome on in

Some of these may help although mostly fairly old. It seems to be methanol that's the problem I think. https://www.google.com/search?q=screenwash+for+polycarbonate+site:www.briskoda.net&client=ms-android-samsung-ss&prmd=sivn&sxsrf=AB5stBiKc8AsJMpuYCBTEYTgINJcur-RxA:1690908438209&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi7mLrm9LuAAxWIWkEAHXfIBW8QrQIoAnoECBEQAw&biw=384&bih=693&dpr=2.81

Ps this was the exact point of my surprise that they used a 3rd party knowing they used non genuine parts. After reading comments of people having cameras not being coded and then being told they couldn't extend / take out the all in one cover while there was a fault code, it's sometimes of the dealers doing.