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ALLDATA Vehicle Information.PDF Don't think the recommended concentration is listed, maybe that's in the vehicle workshop manual.

What meter are you referring to?

Any communication with ECUs etc?

Sure your not turning the steering to the right instead?

Alright least you got to the bottom of it. All the ones I've done have had the torx.

There should be a T20 I think in the top hole. Unscrew it slowly and they wiggle the small lock cover and it should pop out. You can then grab the handle and pull it towards the back of the car to remove.

Remember never fully removed the torx bolt 🤣 there's something like 10 turns, I can't remember the exact number, or else you might have to remove the door internals to get the cage back in the correct position.

You will always get a spark when fitting the terminals. If not then the battery is dead.

I've heard of them thanks only a few minutes from me too.

It is not a recall. It's a service bulletin/tpi etc. So unless the tech looks at any known fixes/problems they may have missed it.

Sorry I meant to put the later image up. Must be on my other phone. There is also warnings on coolant concentration which @D.FYLAKTOS may be interested in.

I've been looking at chinesium stuff lately around the £1000 mark 🤔 says they can do coding and keys. But also need something for all makes for use at the workshop.

Not sure about your model but there are several bulletins on the Octavia. Transport blocks damaged shocker dust covers, dust covers need modifying, suspension arm bushes need lubrication etc.

I have some velorum with half decent tyres, quite a soft ride and low noise. Looking to change them though as want something bigger.

I've got several bulletins but on my other phone, something about iOS versions, you need to have 14 or later.

I would prefer that tbh as I like to use cruise around town sometimes and the ACC is a bit too sensitive imo. How does it work with the stalk?

Anyone know why I dont have any vehicle status in the app?

Cheers never heard of them but will look up. Guy said he can do me one for £85 which is pretty cheap. Just as long as he can pull out the info from my car.

There's something about an error code when updating on the mibhelper site, have you checked it?

Drum brakes can easily last the life of the vehicle and a lot cheaper to replace. Also a lot better parking brake.

I suppose you could glue some foam to the inside of a standard tyre

Managed to get round to it today. Removed the rear ashtray and 2x lower T20 screws. Pulled on the air duct to the rear vents which in turn popped out the vents. Removed 2x upper T20 screws. Pulled out air duct and got on the adjustment nut with a 10mm spanner 🙂 Had to lift up the arm rest a little to wiggle the vent back into the front portion.

So how would you find the quietest tyre for cabin noise?