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pacmyc

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  1. My question is for a Octavia III Estate (2014), so the category is correct.
  2. Hi. I cant find any instructions on how to replace the third (top middle) brakelight on this car. Any ideas would be appreciated.
  3. Thanks. I tried it. When rocking the wheels as you described that bushing / pin doesn't move at all on either of the sides. And I don't think its any play in the steering ball joint neither. When the steering wheel is locked you can rock it a little, but the klonk-sound comes from firther inside, steering gear..? so I think those are nice. I also tested prying the control arm bushing on the opposite side the same way as the first one, and it was more solid.. But still as you said, it doesn't move much. When comparing with ppl on youtube that replace the bushing, mine still looks OK.
  4. Sorry I was a little sloppy and forgot to mention the attached video. Did you reply to the post in regards to the video, or just to the written question in text?
  5. I found a crack in the lower control arm bushing.. Is this enough to cause very uneven wear you think? bushing1.mkv
  6. Hi all. I have recently bought a Fabia MK1, which has not been maintained very well by its previous owner. I got it cheap as it didn't pass inspection (due to the handbrake, but that is fixed). I thought it could be a fun project, and if I get it to run well it might replace my saab 9-5 and reduce my gasoline costs I haven't driven the car much, as it is not inspected not insured, but I didn't feel anything strange when I drove it. It keeps straight on the road and the steering is fine. But the front right tire is very worn down on its inner side. the front left tire is also worn more on the inner side, but not as much as the front-right one. I will take it for inspection soon, and ask them to have a extra look on steering / suspension. Is there any stuff you recommend me to check myself first? i.e. something often causing this on the fabia? I am thinking of manually measuring in toe-in/out, any suggestions here? What are the recommended values? Checking suspension? All ideas appreciated
  7. Yes interesting, I didn't notice your post when I wrote mine. Yes I am interested.. Do you have a login or do you have downloaded files? Maybe we shouldn't fill up Pete's thread with unrelevant stuff though,, please pm me..
  8. Thanks for your prompt reply I have read in several threads that you mention this LIN data connection. Before I did so I had a hard time trying to understand the electrical drawings in my haynes repair book, because the colours of the cable don't match those in the car, and in these drawings two cables are CAN. Thanks for pointing out which wire the LIN data is. I will do a continuity test on it and I'll return here. Thanks a lot!
  9. Sorry, forgot to mention, I have the 6Yxxxxxxx ones.. The car has electric windows only in the front.
  10. Hi Pete. I have a Fabia mk1 2006. I have the same problem as many others on this forum, electric windows work fine some time after the battery has been disconnected. Then both suddenly die. I can get one of them working by removing both fuses for left and right window (46 & 58) and then re-installing ONE of them.. If I re-install both fuses none will work. Does this mean that the left (driver side in my country) window-motor-pcb definately is faulty? Or could it be the right one? Or could it be something else?

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