classic2
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rebuilding classic. vehicles
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skoda roomster scout
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2007
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thanks, yes couldn't fit the ones advised by ebay so got the proper longer roomster scout ones... but just not happy with road noise from the 205/45/16 not yet checked if the standard roomster alloys, with a matching profile for circumference, would clear the discs? 🙄
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classic2 started following Roomster creaks , mk i roomster scout and Skoda Mk1 Roomster - electric window not working
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Just a note,I've a skoda roomster scout, but i purchased 2 rear shocks, matched with. ebay... does these fit.? No, If anyone has a scout the shocks are longer!!! if you could fit the shorter shocks, would ride weirdly low.
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Skoda Mk1 Roomster - electric window not working
classic2 replied to classic2's topic in Skoda Roomster Guides
Looks like my problem isnt solved, as i thought, back to drawing. board (Skoda roomster scout 2007, 1.6) -
Electric windows stop working? after battery reconnected. the method in the owners manual can be confusing, especially with 1 key Method with ignition key turned on and battery disconnected. (ps leave rear manual window open to access just in case) 1.connect battery. 2.close bonnet 3.remove key from ignition 4.use key to lock drivers door and hold key for 3 seconds 5.repeat 4 open drivers door with remote should now work.. no open circuit wires!!!
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Just to add further investigation to skoda roomster rear axle assembly cures? i totally. replaced all lower suspension components (car itself body and interior like new). after 2 weeks the infamous creaking when rocking!! 😒 Just repeated the original method of tightening, the cross bolts through rubber bushes, with baggage in boot, This time using an air gun socket used on wheel bolts. 120 nm. no noises. when rocked side to side, because the centre of bush (metal to metal) is torqued against the retaining bracket.... phew