MrUkSkodaDriver

Hi Phil, Unfortunately I can't help on the inner part of the clipper or the part number? I have exactly the same issue with water coming out from near the rear camera and nothing from the rear wiper jets. I've removed the rear wiper jets on the wiper arm but still not water. I was thinking of attempting to do what you did and was wondering : How easy was it to remove the boot liner ? Once you removed the liner, did you need to remove anything else to get to the washer pipes etc ? Thanks

Yes, seems like 36psi may be about right for most people. I will try 39psi and 36psi

Thanks to all who replied to this thread. It sounds like what I though were very high pressures are the recommended but I was just a little surprised at such a high figure. I think I will set the tyres to somewhere between the min and max at about 2.7 bar (39 psi) and see what the ride quality is like and perhaps lower that figure a bit if it appears a bit uncomfortable.

Hi I have just noticed a warning on the skoda connect app about my tyre pressures being low. I'm getting confused about the correct pressures for the tyres I have on my car. My tyres are 235 40 R19 and across the 4 tyres I am getting reading ranging from about 1.8 bar (26 psi) to 2.2 bar (31 psi) - which I think are way too low. On the fuel cap lid I am seeing 2.6 - 2.9 bar as a guideline depending on weight loading etc. 2.9 bar is about 42psi which seems a lot to me. Does anyone have tyres like these on a M3 Superb and what are your typical pressures set at ? I've just reset all 4 tyres to 2.5 bar (36psi approx) which I think is Ok. I'm slightly unnerved that I have let the tyre pressures drop so low and was wondering if there was a potential safety risk. Thanks

Thanks Steviedakota & Shugmo - I think that this will be a dealer job. Comments appreciated

I had the same issue. The the fuel lines were buzzing but it sounded like it was coming from the door. The main dealer fixed this for free

Hi, Superb mk 3 2018 L&K I have noticed a rattle behind the front passenger door panel. This typically can be eliminated by opening the front passenger window slightly (2 cm) but when closed the rattle starts again. This is intermittent but alway occurs. Any idea what the issue could be - it's a bit annoying ? I was thinking of removing the door panel to take a look. My question is, has anyone on the forum done this and is this likely to be a complicated piece of work to re-assemble - I don't want to get in over above my head on this but happy to have a go if it is not too complex ? Would I need to disconnect any electrics before panel removal ? Any help appreciated.