Michael45

THought all Skoda owners would be interested in this post from Skoda Customer Service.

Somewhere in the foregoing is a helpful foto from eurolites of where precisely to put their deflectors. It's remarkably similar to the Superb positioning in their brochure and indeed diagram 150c in their fallback suggestions. As the originator of the query, I want to thank Eurolites for the courtesy , helpfulness and promptness of their reply. I also want to give Skoda Ireland a thumbs down for suggesting, in total ignorance, that there was a lever !!? on the dashboard of the basic 1.4 tsi 123 bhp that could achieve the same euro beam deflection!

Garfield, these settings are for weight adjustment in the car, not beam deflection.

This is where Eurolites say the deflectors should be placed. Good luck.

Hi Dogsoldier. I'm sitting in the Kodiaq looking at the dashboard. There is no facility there for angling the beams. We do not have the option to change the beam via the Infotainment menu because the car is a low spec. I think it'll have to be the stick-on deflectors. Can't believe that Skoda doesn't know where we physically stick on the deflectors so we'll have to do it by turning the lights on in front of reflective glass and guessing the position. Thanks for your help.

How do you physically angle them down? Is there a switch/lever somewhere that allows you to do that?

Thanks, Dogsoldier. What do you mean by 'turn them down'? Rgds.

I'll have a look and try this. Thank you.

Thank you. We have done this, the garage doe not know either.

We Don't have LED lights.

Yes, it's the Active. Skoda Customer Services told me that there's a manual lever on the dashboard to adapt the beams but can't tell me where the lever is. I'm really confused and Skoda is not.helping.

Bought the basic 1.4 tsi 123bhp petrol model in July in Ireland. Going to France next week. Cannot find out from dealer or Skoda Ireland whether the lights can be deflected for Continental driving within the available car mechanisms or do I have to revert to the traditional stick on diverters?