TheRivieraKid

Well I thought it was, I can’t remember which side I levered up though. I have heard of other people removing the gear gaiter and reaching it from underneath though. like most bits of plastic in cars, some seems to pop out without any bother, some shatters in your hands if you’re not careful 😂

Hahaha - I hoped nobody would quote me as I realised later I was thinking about the central locking button as my old 1.4tdi pd1 didn’t have heated seats....(Or much else) There was no orange bricks when I was a kid. Black; white, red, blue, yellow....and I think grey if bought a train set 😂 I’ve used that brick separator loads lately though, it’s dead handy.

I managed to prise mine out of my old Fabia fairly easily using an orange lego brick seperator. In fact, I keep one in the car, it's quite handy, far less harsh than a screwdriver.

@Rustynuts has just fitted an Amundsen+ with all the bells and whistles to my Fabia. Top bloke.

I can probably live with the dents for the moment, the rest of the car is virtually dent free (a couple of very hard to spot ones), it's probably the worst part of the car, and something I didn't notice at all when I was buying it lol. I might have a go with a heat gun and something behind to massage the dents a little. We'll see.

In full agreement with @UrbanPanzer on the Chinese rubbish. I've just swapped out this (Chinese rubbish).... For this (Skoda Amundsen+).... And it really is like night and day. The Chinese unit was buggy, clunky, prone to crashing, had some awful counter intuitive menus, some questionable functions, and generally just felt awful to use, cheap and nasty. The Skoda unit works smoothly, and does everything it's supposed to. Neither unit was new enough to have Carplay mind. +1 on avoiding Chinese rubbish.

Yeah, I might give one of them a go, I've fancied adding one to my toolkit for a while....I have a seperate box for stuff that rarely ever gets used lol.

The centres, probably not much bigger than the width of a biro, maybe 5p sized in total

Yeah, I had a feeling they might be a bit too ‘tight’ to respond to this method.

Aha, I'll have a hunt around in the car for it....if I find it, I'll bung my light (or the replacement when it arrives) on eBay lol.

Hi folks, my car hasn't got many dents, but it has a smattering of small dings on the back bumper. Perhaps a previous owner was doing the Italian parking technique of bumper nudging or something lol. These are mostly small circular prod marks. I've read up on various techniques to remove them, including them popping out with a kettle of boiling water, and heating them up with a heat gun and gently pressing them from behind with a rounded object like a screwdriver handle. I'm just wondering if anyones had any success removing small dings from bumpers.

Yeah quite possibly, always worth a go.

I've managed to find a dark grey one from a guy breaking a Fabia on one of the Facebook groups. Costing me £32 delivered mind....I guess the extra is down to the relative rarity compared to the light grey ones. I did try offering him £20, but he clearly knows they're worth a little more lol.

Cheeky monkey 😂