peter3197

Cheaper than a new headlight, though. Have you checked whether you get all the connectors on a new headlight? You might get the bare headlight with no connector or mounting.

It looks as though there was sparking between the bulb and the connector, the sparking has caused erosion with the attendant heat which has cooked the plastic.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Osram-H15-COOL-BLUE-INTENSE-Bulbs-x2-20-3700K-Xenon-Look-64176CBI-HCB/311894106977?epid=3022276913&hash=item489e566361:g:UJsAAOSwl7Naxixk

Fitted some Nightbreakers in the dips, what an easy job compared to the Fabia Mk3. You can get your hands in and they just pop out and in.

GOV.UK Check if a vehicle is taxed and has an MOT Vehicle details could not be found You searched for SW16HWE From DVLA.

Do you mean this:- https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Skoda-Washer-Bottle-Reservoir-Cap-Funnel-000096706-6V0955485/283795508872?epid=16037059460&hash=item421387ce88:g:cdIAAOSwEhldxFLS

I presume from this comment that you mean the rear goes down more than it used to when the trunk is full, if that is the case, it is the rear springs that need changing , as they are weakening.

I think this dog guard will fit your criteria: https://www.travall.co.uk/skoda/travall-dog-guard-tdg1415

CookieMonster87 https://skoda.7zap.com/en/cz/octavia/oct/2016-753/6/601-601012/ This gives that part no as the only space saver, apart from the rally black one that has some extra suffix.

CookieMonster87 If the space saver is the same as the one that was in my 1.4tsi, 1K0601027AP, with a 125/70R18, it is available for free if you are in my area

Just for interest, this will not fit a 16" full size spare without a fair amount of fettling, you have to chop half the bottom off and remove bits from the side. This part number was fitted to a 2016 1.4tsi sel with 18" space saver.http://www.catcar.info/audivw/?lang=en&l=c3RzPT17IjEwIjoiQnJhbmQiLCIyMCI6IlNLT0RBIiwiNDAiOiJPY3RhdmlhIEV1cm9wZSIsIjUwIjoiMjAxOSIsIjYwIjoiQWNjZXNzb3JzIiwiNzAiOiIwMTIwMCJ9fHxzdD09NzB8fGJyYW5kPT1za3x8bWFya2V0PT1DWnx8bWRsPT1PQ1QgIHx8RXBpcz09ODA1fHxFaW5zYXR6PT0yMDE5fHxNYWluR3JvdXA9PTB8fEJpbGR0YWZlbD09MDEyMDB8fEdyYWZpaz09MDAxMjAwNzQ2

Rear seat bases on the estate that fold forward as per the Fabia mk3 estate.

I've currently got a skinny space saver, bought a Golf Mk7 original steel full size spare today which matches the wheels I've got on. I haven't had a puncture for years but having a proper spare gives you a chance of getting to your destination in a reasonable time.

If you find they are, can you post it up, I might just do it.

Having had both, the answer is yes to the comfort.

Has anyone one had experience of the above combination? Is there enough clearance round the caliper?