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lee1598

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    skoda fabia vrs

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  1. does it have a hydraulic clutch? which gets it fluid supply from the brake fluid circuit. i work for peugeot and they have this set up on them and a pretty common fault on them is the clutch master cylinder fails on them and does not allow the pressure to press the clutch. there are 2 cylinders on the peugeot system,1 that is attached to the clutch pedal and goes through the bulkhead onto a plastic or metal pipe depending on the set up,the other cylinder usually goes onto the clutch fork at the gear box.it could also have a leak on part of the circuit that is assuming your car has a hydraulic clutch,hope this is of some use to you!!
  2. thanks for you advise i shall have to source a carpet cleaner, i tried multi clean and the wet vac at work but to be honest the wet vac is about as much use as a chocolate fire guard!!!
  3. lee1598

    my skoda fabia

    a few pics of my skoda with standard wheels on and with the montreal wheels i have put on it now bought from a mk4 golf
  4. i have a fabia vrs and as most will know they have very light seats inside which get dirty very easy, i have seat covers but these do not stop the problem 100% does any body know of any cleaning products that can be recommended to use to clean the seats? thanks
  5. hi i have just joined this site and was wondering how i upload pictures of my car on here if any 1 can help would be much appreciated thanks!!!
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