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Team Heko make winter grill covers specifically for the MK3 Fabia along with many other cars (same company that make most model specific wind deflectors) The only issue with these covers, is there is no cutout for the front radar so you would most likely get an error showing up on the tft display saying that front assist is unavailable. This could be solved by cutting out a section of the cover much like @AGFalco has done with his custom ones. Upper Grill (Pre-Facelift) https://e-heko.com/en_GB/p/Winter-cover-SKODA-Fabia-III-2015-2018-top/5163 Upper Grill (Facelift) https://e-heko.com/en_GB/p/Winter-cover-SKODA-Fabia-III-2018-LIF-top/12494 Lower Grill https://e-heko.com/en_GB/p/Winter-cover-SKODA-Fabia-III-2015-2018-bottom/5159

Just changing the back box is the cheapest way to upgrade your exhaust. I'm currently building one for less than £50 with a straight through muffler (basically looks like a big resonator) It does take a lot of time to do however, and some knowledge of how to weld. If you head to a garage that modifies cars, there's a good chance they'd be able to sort you out with a back box relatively cheap. An even simpler option is to do a resonator delete and keep the stock muffler. If you don't want to do all that and just buy a pre-made muffler, any designed for the mk2/mk3 fabia, polo 6r/6c should fit fine (they all have the same chassis), but check the images as polo exhausts may have the hanger in a different location.

I use cardiagn all the time when working on my car and a few other project cars I have about, its great until your BT dynamic IP changes to one in a blocked IP range. If anyone does get a cloudflare message saying you're blocked, easiest way to get around it is loading up a vpn and changing your country to somewhere like Germany or something, other than that, it has all the information you would expect to find on erWin.