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Thanks @Danoid Yes, I was surprised that went to amber warning rather than straight from ok to fail. I'll get it booked in asap.

My 2017 Superb III with 62k miles on is just coming to the end of the 2 year 'All In' Skoda Service Plan, available for cars up to 6 years old and < 100k miles. It's in for major service and MOT at a main dealer today - it's passed the MOT and there were no red flags on the service, but quite a few amber including: NSR brake flex hose rubber splitting - £150 Both front shock absorbers weeping - £1460 OSR coil spring corroded - £340 I've been told these are not covered by the warranty because they're not yet failed. If they were red (failed) rather than amber (warning), they would approach Skoda to cover them - although there's been no explicit "yes, they would be covered if failed". My problem is that in a month my car will be out of warranty with no further warranty available from Skoda - so when they do fail I won't be able to claim. Further, it would be wrong (and fraudulent?) to buy a 3rd party warranty when I already know these are failing. Is the advice on warranty only covering failed but not failing parts correct? What would you do in this situation?

Thanks very much @numskull!

I have a Mk3 estate. The latch has failed on the door of the compartment to the right inside the boot (immediately behind the rear wheel) - where the first aid kit or similar might go. I'm struggling to know what to search for to find a replacement part - any suggestions where I can get one? Thanks!