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To quote Forrest Gump, it would have to be sideways rain to get into the car under the titled sunroof. There is a drip edge and drainage tubes than can handle most light rain without getting the car wet inside. Also it would only be a worst case scenario; if I knew there was rain on the way I wouldn't leave anything open. And it feels more secure having just the sunroof open rather than windows down if I was leaving the car parked on a street somewhere. Also wind deflectors on the windows aren't really an option in my opinion. They're very noisy and more hassle than they're worth i think.

Hi all Does anyone know if it's possible to open just the sunroof from the key, without opening the windows? (When I say open, I mean only tilted open, not fully open) I regularly find myself wanting to open the sunroof without the windows just in case it would start raining, which usually involves me walking back to the car and climbing in to open the sunroof after parking. The ideal scenario would be hold for 3 seconds to open the sunroof, then hold again to open windows, but I'd happily settle for not being able to open the windows from the key if it allowed me to open just the sunroof. Thanks

Hi all I drive a 2021 superb sportline, and just this evening found another source of noise from the sunroof. The rear edge of the glass has some flex in the centre, causing the rubber seal to rub where it meets the painted roof. The noise would come and go so it was hard to find, but this unusual spell of dry weather here in Ireland gave a good chance to find it properly. I cleaned all the rubber seals and gave everything a good coat of gummi pflege and the noise is gone. Hopefully it stays away but if not, the next step would be some sort of light grease. I do have some small noise from the headliner as mentioned here above; I'll get to them in time too. Video attached, and photo in case video doesn't work. 20260720_204836~2.mp4

Hi everyone. My wife has a 2019 Karoq with automatic wipers. When in automatic, they don't seem to get to full speed in heavy rain when set to the highest setting. Of course it's easy to go up one notch on the stalk to put them on full speed manually, but that kind of defeats the point. I have a 2021 Skoda superb responds better, so this has got me thinking is the any way to change how sensitive the highest setting is through VCDS? I could be wrong but I have a feeling the front windscreen has been replaced in the past so maybe that has affected the sensor. Another question regarding the rear wiper; I can't find any to stop the rear wiper activating when the front wipers are at full speed. It can be annoying as it squeaks a lot. Again, I do have this option on the Superb. Is it possible to activate this option on VCDS, or possibly increase the time between wipes? Thanks in advance.

Hi folks, my wife recently purchased her first Skoda, a 2019 1.5tsi Karoq. Great car. I always find a good forum absolutely priceless for any car. Here's hoping for some good info from this one!