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  1. I think it falls under the umbrella term of ESC now. No idea what VAQ a eLSD different from XDS + is
  2. Direct link to a (almost complete) comprehensive glossary of terms and acronyms used by Skoda Škoda StoryboardŠkodapedia Archive - Škoda Storyboard
  3. Lee01 replied to Lee01's topic in Motoring News
    A glossary of Skoda terms and acronyms Škoda StoryboardŠkodapedia Archive - Škoda Storyboard
  4. I recall the name - welcome back @seanw 👋
  5. Lee01 replied to Philravo's topic in Hellos and Goodbyes
    Hi and welcome to Briskoda 👋
  6. Welcome to Briskoda 👋
  7. Hi @Weecraig1508 and welcome to Briskoda 👋
  8. Hi, Kev and welcome to Briskoda 👋
  9. Lee01 replied to Lee01's topic in Motoring News
    Škoda StoryboardA smithy full of stories - Škoda StoryboardThe Škoda Museum is opening a unique exhibition proving that it is not only shiny cars renovated down to the last detail that possess true charm. The stories hidden within cars marked by the passage o Škoda StoryboardDual clutch for Europe, torque converter for extreme cond...Škoda Auto has a long tradition of developing manual transmissions and has also gained considerable expertise in automatic transmissions, both dual-clutch and hydrodynamic converter types. According t
  10. Damn! Pete that's a bummer. Then I'd look for some decent reflector units from a breaker/ eBay/ usual suppliers etc. Those as they are are absolutely shocking at night and it amazes me how they were ever approved. Good luck and sorry that didn't help
  11. Pages 49 & 50 of the PDF 20251201_NIGHT_BREAKER_LED_COMPATIBILITY_LIST_CARS_CAMPERS_SPECIAL_VEHICLES_EN.pdf
  12. Yeah Pete, same on our MkII Fabia. Worst idea ever to fit halogens in projectors. I got around it by fitting a HID kit. World of difference and literally it was a day and night difference. I don't know current legality of HID kits but the tester can't touch them IIRC. Hide the ballasts out of sight if possible. The only other option back then was getting reflector units but I think the MkII Fabia and Roomster are now able to be fitted with Osram LED's. Gimme 5 minutes and I'll dig out the Osram bumph 👍
  13. Yeah well, when you can't sort your software go back to old school manual tech that people want and is intuitive.
  14. Not strictly EVs but it's a growing (problem?) in modern cars - touchscreens, bigger screens, more and more screens.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0_UpIgmjZk
  15. I wasn't aware you had the manual. Sorry but that's about all the help I can give. Good luck
  16. Workshop manual for toothed belt change. Begins at page 90 1.5L+&+1.6L+TDI+CR+DIESEL+ENGINE.pdf
  17. Hi and welcome to Briskoda @JamesWilson46 👏 Cracking engines those 1.9TDi's. Almost bulletproof and pretty strong and looked after properly they'll go on and on. I had one in my MkI Fabia but remapped to 154bhp which made for fun 😊
  18. Lee01 replied to Lee01's topic in Motoring News
    Škoda StoryboardUnexpected jobs - Škoda StoryboardMeet some specialists you wouldn’t expect to find working for a carmaker. Such as a gearing expert or an architect. And do you know what a metrologist does? See what part these professionals play in t
  19. #TheVRSIsNotTheBestFabia
  20. @Aspman might have some info on this but I suspect it's an issue with the apps not talking to eacher and the cars system properly (I think that's what the problem he had was)
  21. I suspect another case of the Skoda heated mirror activation function being caused by the button not lining up with the mirror on the dial again. The below pics are where it needs to be set for the heated mirrors to operate. It's been like this in every Skoda I've owned. They operate independantly of the rear heated screen unlike a lot of other cars from various marques.
  22. Hello and welcome to Briskoda @Daanio 👏 There's a few fellow bikers on here as well.
  23. Lee01 replied to m1l3m's topic in Skoda Yeti
    That silver trim is almost certainly available new or used somewhere.
  24. Might sound like a daft question but are people driving around with the heating on full or even half full because if so, that'll be why the car's taking time to get up to temperature. The cabin heater is drawing what little heat it can from the coolant that's flowing and therefore the engine will take a lot longer to get up to temperature. Winter/ colder months I always have the heater off for a while (with the heated seats on) until it gets to temperature. In my 1.6TDi Rapid just now it was 6C outside and after five or six kilometers at 60 and 50 Kph it was nice and warm and I swithed the heating on.

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