FatblokeVRS

We did remove the 17mm hex fill plug first and a trickle of oil came out. We then removed the 17mm hex drain plug and more came out but we are not sure how much but it didn't seem like 2 litres. There was nearly a litre syringed out from the fill hole. We tried putting oil in with the drain plug out to verify it was draining ok but basically very little is coming out. Any reason the oil is not flowing through to the drain hole? Any ideas?

Hi Everyone We are trying to change the oil in my mates 2016 Yeti 2.0 110bhp 5 speed gearbox. We drained the gearbox and tried to fill with the new Fuchs oil but right away, oil started to flow out of the fill hole. It seems that the box did not drain properly although some oil had come out of the drain hole. It was as if the new oil was not draining down into the bottom of the gearbox very quickly so we tried putting fresh oil in slowly but that made no difference. With a 500ml syringe, we manage to take nearly a litre out of the fill hole but it was old darker oil. We opened the drain plug again but there was less than 100mm came out. For some reason the oil is not flowing through and down in the gearbox. It was mentioned there is a vent pipe that could be blocked causing air to be trapped, preventing the oil flowing. Can anyone shed any light on where this pipe I or how we can get oil back in to the gearbox as it only seems to be old oil I the top section and nothing below at the drain plug. Cheers Dave

Pre face lift Part number 10776301 aka PW24W bulbs that are used for DRL in the top of the round light housings located below and inward of the main headlights. The bottom of these round light housings is used for the front fog lights. The top bulb holder is in several sections that split apart but the bulb is not easily removable. Understandable if you have replaced the bulbs. I am just looking for information on how the bulb is removed / replaced.

Sorry for the thread revival. Just picked up a 2011 PFL Yeti and It has the 10776301 bulbs in it. I managed to remove one side from the light housing and it plugs into a main socket housing that has the power wires into it. There's a button on this main socket housing that releases another plug socket that is rectangular and has the bulb plugged into it. All very confusing but the bulb plugs into a plug with a rectangular bit that plugs into the main wired plug that fits into the light housing. My question is, how does the bulb release from the plug to allow replacement? Cheers Dave

I had the same issue. I used these LED bulbs and they were better. You do get an error on the dash though but you can get inline connectors to fix that. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07XDQQRHC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Check for feathering on the inside edges of the tyres. There was an issue several years back with alignment settings that caused the rear tyres to scrub causing droning. We had this on our VRS. Skoda put out new geometry settings and we haven't had an issue since. I know you said the front but worth checking.

I use 16" wheels with 205x55x16 winter tyres over the winter. Fit fine on the VRS. Plenty clearance with the standard calipers etc.

It seems they have used my photo without permission or acknowledgement. The wheel arch should move enough to get into the siren but you may need to remove some of the panel clips. It's behind a metal box/cover that's held in with a pop rivet if I remember correctly. Just drill the pop rivet out. You can replace it with a self tapper screw. Not sure about the fuse. Cheers Dave

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I think that can be caused by a dirty throttle body. Easy enough to remove and clean it. Worth cleaning the EGR valve too. Just did both on my VRS. Brake cleaner was OK but carb cleaner seemed stronger and really cleaned them aided by an old toothbrush.

The steering wheel / coil light etc can stay on if the battery had died or been disconnected. Usually they will go off after vehicle is driven 100 yards or so or steering is turned lock to lock. Totally normal.

Need to get mine done too. Who repaired it?

I change the oil on the VRS and Audi every 5000 miles so oil is used quite quickly. Wow, just noticed the cost has gone up from £60 to £80 in just a few days.

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If its been used regularly from a low mileage it may be OK but if its not, it could dislodge sludge / carbon that could block oilways, cause leaks etc. Modern full synth is loaded with cleaning agents so best to use correct spec oil and change it and the filter regularly. Also give it a thrashing now and then to get the oil moving around and picking up the contaminants especially just before an oil change.