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Put a litte tape 1mm or 1.5mm like tihis ... https://www.amazon.de/dp/B016TJ2Q9I?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_5&th=1 between the locking mechanism and it should stop...

You have to push the big plastic clips away and start at the front where the sunglassesholder is.. than you have to push the plastic clips at the side to release them..

Great work Giannis! I sealed the cable and will install mine soon! They look amazing! Was the installation hard?

I know.. its crackling.. its on my fixing list.. didnt find the time yet.. Did you solve it? cant see the pictures youve posted...

I didnt install mine yet.. ver busy at the moment and i want do seal the cable first. What exactly do you mean with facilitate?

No, not yet.. but I will try :)

I think they will fit..

Arrived today :-) Also with fake E sign ;-)

So next step will be to check how the change the turn signal light.. As far as I know you start with the glass.. next step the trim behind the glass and finally the mirror cap.. On my olf Ford Focus MK4 it was a lot easier.. you just puller on the mirror cap.. but I think on the O4 its a bit more difficult..

Yes, i have ordered them for testing.. we will see it they fit.. part numbers are correct.. an the image looks like the tuen signal lights for the MK4.. So we will see.. i keep you updated..

Ich habe das hier gerade auf AliExpress gefunden: €66.65 | Für Skoda Octavia MK4 NX Schrägheck Combi vRS 1,0 1,4 2,0 Hybrid 2020-2025, dynamische LED-Seitenspiegel-Blinker-Signallampe https://a.aliexpress.com/_EwRCjNA

I have found dynamic turn lights for the MK4 on AliExpress.. ordered them and will test them..

First Question is how did you dissamble the top leather cover of the armrest!

I am also interested, but didnt find dynamic turning lights yet..

Yeah please

Post a video please :)

I posted my solution in this thread 🙂 How did you fix your armrest?

The clicking noise when the window goes into the end postion while closing.

It is just the strange clicking noise, dont know where its coming from, but I guess it is not normal as the other windows act normally...

Hey guys! my window on the driver door makes a strange clicking noise while closing. No noise while closing on the other doors, totally quiet. Is there something wrong or is it "normal"? Thanks for your help!

Hi Giannis, Thank you for your guide! It helped me a lot to remove the a pillar Its not easy at all.. but i did it.. Just another question? Did you push the plug of the speaker back in the hole or did you leave it like in the picture and put the a pillar on? The guy from Ars24 pushed it down the hole.. but in my O4 there is not much space .. dont know how to put it back correctly.. thanks for your help!

No problem! I am here to help, if I can 🙂 You mentioned that your doors are crackling also? Mine did this.. I also used Krytox (Siliconespray is also possible) and sprayed it into the gap above the chrome trim.. now it is silent.. For the crackling window switch module I used some litte felt pads.. 1mm thick.. 11mm size.. and its also quiet now. On the picture you see the spots I have put them.. .

So.. here is my final result to make the roof console quiet.. i fixed the white harness clip with butyl to the metal and sprayed Krytox to the little clips of the mounting panel.. On the console itself I used some felt tape on different spots like the hooks of the sanglass box and sprayed Krytox to some critical areas.. To me its 99% silent now.. Some pictures.. and videos..

So I try to explain.. I start at the side of the sunglass box.. I go in with my hand and pull down, so the console "seperates". I marked it with number 1 on the picture.. So now there is a space and I can see the two black hooks.. number 2 I push them with a removal tool and the side will go down.. 3rd step are the black hooks on the side.. push them with a removal tool and it will come of.. The metal clips are not really holding the console.. its the 4 black hooks you have to release.. thats the trick..

That are the spots I sprayed.. and the mounting panel is quiet now