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Sorry, Carlston

Hello Carleton. A big many thanks for the comprehensive reply, very much appreciated, I'll have a look and see what's currently on it but guessing they are the original springs and have been compressed "a lot". Many thanks again

Hello all Just wondering if there is any "heavy duty" rear springs available for a 56 plate fabia estate. Reason being I tow a fair bit on some rough tracks and I'm finding the rear end is grounding and would be looking to raise the back end a few inches. Thanks all for looking

Good day all. Just wondering if I can go up a size on my mk1 fabia Estate on a 56 plate. I'm currently on 14 inch and was wondering if I can put 15 inch wheels on, as the tyres are nearly at the end of their life. Would this effect the handling, speedo ect. Also how easy it is to fit a towbar on them. Thanks for looking

OK, I'll have a look at it soon, many thanks for your reply

In order to check continuity from the injector plug back to the loom plug, would I have to do it by removing the Ecu and finding on the plug there as I'm finding it hard to see where the wires go from the injector plug. They seem to go underneath the engine. I may have to call in a auto electrician but that sounds costly. Thanks all

The ones going from the fuel rail to the injectors themselves, lots of diesel coming out of the fuel filter Cheers

OK, many thanks for that, also would that prevent fuel getting to the injectors as I'm not seeing much fuel in the pipes Cheers

Many thanks for your reply, what would be the best way to test for faults on the loom? Cheers

Hello all, new to skodas so wondering if anyone could help. I have a mk2 fabia 1.4 diesel, I was happily driving down a duel carriageway and a flashing glow plug light comes on, anywho, long story short changed injector no. 2, started ok, went for a drive (in limp mode) and a injector bolt snapped, blew out 2 Injectors and been unable to start it since. Does anyone have any idea where do I start, it's all put back together complete with a flat battery. Any suggestions would be truly welcome Thank you