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I used an old slightly modified Kirby grip to sort some out before. This will give an idea of what's involved. https://youtu.be/5rlXZUvhEsQ

A brush cutter thus angled in the combi you can close the boot lid. In the hatchback it protrudes over the bumper.

There were 3 models. A bit like the 3 bears. Hatch - baby bear Saloon - mammy bear Combi - daddy bear

Couple of pointers:: You can get 8 full bags of coal and 4 bales of BNM briquettes in a combi boot with the seats down. A washing machine fits with the back seat in place. It's 5 to 6 inches longer than a hatchback boot. A child's push chair and a week's food shopping for a family of 4 fit nicely in the boot of the combi - not so the hatchback. The saloon is the same length as the estate but you obviously miss out on the extra hight at the hatch. In my experience, the combi is much more practical than the hatch and better looking shape "to boot" ..... If you don't mind the pun.

No, mine did that from new - no aircon

I had saved this topic because both my windows had given up the ghost around January. I've barely used the car since but nearly died yesterday with the heat so today was the day to go into attack mode.. Pleased to report that simply swapping the driver's complete motor from my 2006 donor car has cured the problem. During one of several tea breaks, I came across this video on a 2007 polo where the chap swaps out 2 items from the motors circuit board and fixes his windows. He names the part numbers of items, which is double Dutch to me (no circuit boards when I started off with my 100E pop) but hopefully will be of help to some on the forum after a trip to Maplins or the like. Apologies if my advancing age means I'm barking up the wrong tree.

This is it from the book

Go into radio menu I think the setting you want is ign. off