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You can flatten the beam so you won't dazzle when driving on the wrong side of the road with this guide. https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/280456-european-headlight-adjustment-octy-ii-fl-halogen-lights/

Yes they are identical

In your phone Bluetooth settings disable SIM Access and see if it still works in hands free only mode.

Thee are no 4G Bluetooth modules as they are all too old to support it. You should be able to just set the Bluetooth module to hands free rather than premium. It won't then take over the SIM and will just use the phones connection and act as a more traditional hands free. If you have the multi function steering wheel, on the maxidot screen, go into Phone menu, then settings and change from Premium to hands free. You can also disable SIM Access on your phone's Bluetooth settings, that should do the same trick.

No it's a completely different shape to the dashboard and the connections are different. Anything from a newer Skoda will not fit. You'll need an after market double din unit to fit a MK1 Fabia.

Worn drop links can cause exactly this. Luckily they are not expensive and are easy to change DIY.

Found the link. Have a look and see if you can find anyone near you. https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/262215-list-of-vcds-owners-previously-known-as-vag-com-vcp-owners/

Those generic obd readers cannot access the abs module unfortunately. See if you can find a local member who has a VCDS cable. That can do a full diagnostic scan of all the modules. There is a thread on here with a map of users, I'll see if I can dig it out.

When changing the wheels the suspension will have obviously dropped much lower than it would do when sat on the wheels. One of the abs cables could have been damaged at this point.

That's normal behaviour. Depending on how the car is coded and whether it has a rain/light sensor leaving the lights in the on position can be used for coming and leaving home, where the lights stay on for a number of seconds when you unlock or lock the car.

I should be able to get a picture of the connections later on. Am I right in thinking though that if I am keeping the standard BT rather than using the inbuilt in the RNS315 it should use the standard microphone connection?

My original fit Columbus is on its last legs, rebooting itself, DVD drive whirs away sounding like a plane taking off then gives an error message every 15 min or so etc, so time to replace it. I mostly listen to the radio, and I'm really not bothered about phone integration beyond Bluetooth for calls and maybe music streaming, so I've bought myself an RNS315 DAB that was going cheap. It all works as it should, however I'm not sure what to do with the Bluetooth. I left the original BT module connected under the seat, and my phone paired fine to it. It appeared correctly on the screen and in the maxidot etc, however when I made a call, I could hear fine, but the other end couldn't hear me. The RNS315 has the Mac address populated on the sticker so I assume that it has built in BT. When I disconnected the BT module and rebooted it, it said that phone was not available. I couldn't see anyway of activating the built in BT. Do I need to code the RNS BT to activate with vcds, or is the separate BT module better? Do I need to do anything with the wiring for the microphone, or is it a setting somewhere? From reading other threads @pab567 seems to be one of the most knowledgeable on this these days. Any help appreciated.

Sounds like you have the basic greenline spec, rather than the elegance greenline, so the halogen headlights are correct.

The green line was available with a few trims. Do you have leather seats, Columbus satellite navigation and dual zone automatic climate control?

The chrome cap is fitted to cover the gap on cars without headlight washer. Auto lights don't necessarily mean xenon lights. Only the elegance and L&K trims got the adaptive xenon lights fitted as standard.