don_kiddik

I use a dog cover, similar to this https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B078JGJ97D/ref=dp_prsubs_1, but in reverse as our dog has now gone over the rainbow bridge. Hope this helps.

It is very stiff, the more you can pull out at the top to get a good grip the better, watch your fingers! I never had to pry it up from the bottom, though that may help.

It happened to me a couple of times in my old Yeti (it was wet also), and the light would stay on until the ignition was turned off then it reset itself

Could it be due to a slight wheel slip if the road was wet?

It slides up towards the roof and then pulls out towards you, if you look at page 96 ('General body repairs.pdf') showing the A pillar, you can see the notches that the clips fit into go wider to allow the clips to pull out. Hope this helps

I pulled out the top of the trim then pushed up the complete trim and it slides out, remove the plug from the speaker as well. Take care not to lose any clips

I have one of these to help when filling roof box. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07ZH67J9G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

They are your daylight driving lights, you need coding to be able to have the rear lights on with the daytime driving lights, Hope this helps

Exactly the same as mine Paul, I too have the camera washer.

I have an 18 SEL Karoq, and it too has fixed rear guidelines, but if you then go into drive the forward lines bend with the wheel.

Probably got brittle with being in the sun.

Can you not glue them back with silicone sealant? I have some aftermarket bars and one of the end caps was loose, a smidge of silicone and it's fine

Also tell them you will be rejecting it should they not resolve the obvious faults, also fire off an email or phone Skoda UK. Hope that helps