the chemist

Hi @glenn_btn and @Phoenixd sorry for delay here I used fuse 10 which is power window left - it is not used on our car and looks like it is perm live Its been in a week and no issues Also ref the trim - did not remove it but noted you can use something big and flat to prise it away from the top of the pillar and then feed the cable into the space between the plastic facia and the door rubber then down into the back of the fuse box. This is a pic of the finished item hope that helps

Hi @Phoenixd I used one of the spare fuses for kit the car does not have fitted - I will check tomorrow and post.

Thanks for all the postings here - i was able to follow the instructions and wire the nextbase 312 to the fabia thisafternoon without too much trouble. The wiring kit says there is a battery guard in the system you install to stop it draining the battery so went for a full time live set up Thanks

Now sold - thanks to everyone for looking

Further reduction to £11,250

Having just bought the wife a 17plate Fabia the old style bulbs look rubbish, especially coming from the LED DRLs on the Yeti. I thought about the upgrade as well - have you got any more details of the supplier Cotswold pls

I am reducing the price to £11,750 for a quick sale

Not sure if its the same engine but the 190 diesel on the VW passats dropped of our company car list some months ago. I have ordered a 150 bhp passat (dont have skoda on our list sadly) and when i spoke to the dealer they noted that the VAG diesel range is in all sorts of flux and even a delivery date of septe/oct could not be guarenteed :(

Sadly selling this great car due to job change 64 plate Yeti 2litre Diesel 140bhp 4x4 Elegance 25k miles The car has full service history and this was dealer serviced during warranty period. Remaining service is with local independent and using skoda parts. The car is in white with a grey leather interior and has heated front seats. The interior also benefits from the skoda yeti mats and sill scuff guards. The car comes with blue tooth for telephone pairing and aux input jack as well for MP3 player etc. Also Cruise control, dual zone air conditioning, rear parking sensors, Bi-Xenon Headlights with LED daytime running lights, Front fog lights inc cornering function, Auto-lights on, Multi function steering wheel, Maxi-Dot Trip Computer, Headlight washers, rear parking sensors and display, heater door mirrors and obviously the off-road button and its associated functions The car has had Life Shine interior and exterior protection applied and has been washed by hand using the approved products. It is priced keenly at £12,500 - car is in Fareham in Hampshire

OK I see looks like a flat edge nearest the door seal - looks easier to fit - thanks for posting

Hi Bertha108 are you still looking ?? I am selling my 64 plate 4x4 140 bhp diesel shortly ??

Hi I recently fitted these bumper guards and they are a good fit, with a small lip on them coming down to protect the bumper. They also fit in under the rubber seals. Slightly tricky to fit as the sticky snagged the rubber on the way in but I then did it such that tape was left on and once the protector was in place removed each section at a time and then stuck down - just my experience. It came from here yeti protector Be aware more than 1 type for the yeti Sadly though this recent addition my well be the last as I will be selling the car shortly , however, it has been replaced by a fabia so staying in the Skoda family

Yes I did wonder about that - its inbetween the 2 main options there - I will ask the question when it goes in - thanks for the pointer

Thanks for the info - its booked in with the dealer for next week - £200 inc parts and VAT, for the record