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Ok. And that specific part could be found from a Fabia mk1, Fabia mk2 or Skoda Roomster with 4 powered windows? Do Polo or any other vag car have the same part? Should the part number been found from this sticker orvsomewhere else?

Well quite so, these days it's something like 1,8€/l, been over 2€/l some times ago. (R)E85 is not very cheap eather, it's like 1,2-1,4€/l but driving a older car it's a bit of a statement to be able to make it run very enviromental friendly in the middle of all those Teslas and other world saviours with tons of lithium thats running out a lot faster than alcohol. Even if we put it to our tanks and throats.

Awesome! So the part number is same for every Polo/Fabia/Roomster front window motors but the bottom line is different? That how it seems after a quick google. If it's so, then it's a bit a pita to search, but doable of course. Most of the cars here in Finland are sold with quite poor optional equipments so it may take some time to find that kind of part used, but I'll keep my eyes open. I was sensing some hussle, when the seller told that the car has been in shop where they couldn't fix the problem and here we go. They should definitely been asking from there beforehand! Thanks again, very pleasant to find a active forum fit that much knowledge!

Bought my first Škoda few weeks ago, have had quite a bunch of different cars during last twenty years, from Suzuki Alto to Chevy Caprice and very different year models from early 70's to a brand new Ford few years ago. Tried to be a decent family guy with a newish normal people's family car, but after a while I felt very stupid to burn that amount of money every month for a car that is losing it's value no matter I do or don't, and isn't interesting to me at all. So I let it go and dived back to the beautiful world of ****boxes. I really appreciate practicality in cars, smaller the outside and bigger the inside is what I was looking for. As a bonus you get very odd looks with a cars like that. Was looking for a bit more modern subtitute for a trustworthy Yaris Verso and after some research I found precious Škoda Roomster. It meets my standards in every way, with a front from hatch and rear from a delivery car. Searched for a one with lot of optional equipment (after a Yaris that had nothing but power windows front) and not a lot of price and found one. Stylish black metallic color, acc, 4x power windows, panoramic roof window, cruise control, towing hitch, top of the line 1.6 petrol engine and everything. After those 17 years on northern winters with road salt, ice mud and snow outside and lot of dogs inside there is definitely a lot of work to do, but I'll try my best to give it as much years to stay on the road as possible. At least the smell inside is much more comfortqble after a full wash, next thing is fresh up the brakes and put in some bearing that rolls buttery smooth to let this beast rock and roll nearly as new. In few weeks it's going to be multifuel too. As you might have guessed, I'm probably going to ask a question or two in the near future, so we'll hear!

Wow, great information and very specific knowledge! Thanks! Vin is TMBMD65J975026202.

Hello! There's a lot of information about window failures, but couldn't find an answer for this particular topic. I bought a 2007 Roomster for a very reasonable price (well, there's no cheap and good, so lot of work) with very messed up power windows. Driver side works, but opposite directions than switch, non-driver side works properly and rear windows are very dead. Some shop have tried to fix it for 400€ before I got this car and ended up to that situation. Tried to make some sense with a friend who's former vag mechanic with vcds and ross-tech cable, the car seems to be ok from that point of view but vcds states that the windows could be lin- or can-bus operated. Lin-bus don't show up for coding, neather do this windows, but how do I know which one do I have? There is lot of discussion about lin operated windows on Fabia 2 part of the forum, so I'll continue there if I have that same system.