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I don't blame you. Ridiculous having five go in that time..

Anything is worth a try as Skoda do not seem to have a clue why they fail. Luckily I had just got the extended warranty when it was on offer.

Only when clearing the ice off the screen..

Mines gone again going to the garage next week so this will be the 4th. Had 2 go in the last year. 3 in total and one new blower motor.

Hope it works for you this time. Had mine fixed again a couple of weeks ago. They fitted a new resistor pack and a new heater motor.

Sorry to hear. Mine is in for the second resistor pack in under a year...

Thanks. I will tell the dealers

Any luck with the Relay fix as our Fabia resistor pack was changed early in the year. It has gone again today! Thanks

Thanks for the replies. Just gone with 32 PSI for now..

Just wondered whether anyone can please advise me on what is the correct tyre pressure for a MK4 Skoda Fabia with 185/60 R15 Alloy Wheels . The pressure label inside the car says 2.5 Bar (36.26 PSI) but I had a new tyre fitted and the tyre fitter seems to think that 36 PSI would be too high. Thanks in advance for any advice.

Thanks for your help. I am a bit worried about breaking it but I will go it a go tommorow.

I wired mine to the USB C with a USBC to USB adapter. Looks neat and comes on and off with the ignition. But I am going to hardwire to the fusebox now as I want to start using the parking mode.

Please can anyone tell me if this is as far as the opening goes to the fuse box. I used to have a MK1 Fabia and the OBD port was roughly in the same place, but it feels like this opening will break if I pull it any further. I am about to wire a dashcam but I can not get to the fuses properly. Thanks in advance for any help.

Steve did you hardwire the dashcam? If so I just wondered what fuse numbers you tapped into? I have got my Viofo dashcam wired to one of the cars USBC ports at the moment. Works well because it comes on and off with the ignition. But I want to get the parking mode going so I want to hardwire it with a low voltage protection module.

Thanks