Brianpilman

I run maxis on my fabia vrs se. As I'm now looking at octavia vrs I'll start looking at what 18 are available

Just been through PCs details with dealer. It's deposit of 3 months payment up front and then payments for how ever long a term you want. So on a vrs estate it was 294 a month inc car over mileage cost was 6p +vat a mile. You do not have to pay road tax just service costs so over 2 years as long as you kept the car tidy and under mileage the cost was 7655 ish in total. The dealer did say when you hand it back an assessor comes out to rate the condition of the vehicle. Also if for any reason you have to end early there is quite a fee in one hit

Up for sale from next weekend. All the usual vrs se refinements 50 thousand miles will mot this week so just over 12 months mot. Has a pioneer double din radio /DVD Bluetooth phone head unit. Rear luggage nets ash tray replaced with cup holder ash tray included. Front mud flaps fitted. Rears included but not fitted as slight alteration needed to fit. It has full service history last being in September. Cam belt replaced at 40 thousand miles. A couple of marks to paint work and wheels but no dints or marks through the paint. I will upload pictures during this week Looking for £6250 Ono Pm through here for contact number located in Wrexham North wales

Usually run tyres will built in rim protector. Won't help a massive shunt up a kerb but have stopped me marking wheels for years now

Low light Morris minor last summer never seen one before a swb old Citroen dos very rare rally spec vehicle. Most recent a Healy 100/4 just down the road from my house was mint too

See page 10 but I don't know if either are useable with the vrs seat. Might be worth printing page and asking local dealer

As above the boxes down load best when hard wired. When I had mine installed we tried wifi and wired on the same program and wifi was shockingly slow

I'm sure I've seen skoda selling something in an accessory book not sure if vrs fitmemt though

Probably won't be able to do cross rotation unless your will to pay to have tyre switched on rims as there more than likely rotational

I know was in answer to the post above which is towards a post a couple above that

You may find the older type tool kit the plastic cased one fits perfectly. But not sure has the jack changed?.

No 0% on vrs

At a guess they don't make 17 inch steels and manufacturers no longer give alloy spare wheels Well I should word that mainstream manufacturers don't give alloy spares and my proton gti had one when the likes of ford vw and the likes were still giving steels

48 month must be a pre registered car deal as pcp on new car is only 36 months

It wouldn't surprise me if it's lit if you order the smokers pack

Not soft per say. Just not as positive feeling a bit like your braking explanation above. But remember without seeing the car and feeling myself it's all a hypothesis. You could need a fluid change or anything really

That is correct. I think you've misread the same way I did of the opening post

Nope vacuum is braking assistance so if leaking brakes won't feel as sharp as they could be. And sensor is electrical so no fluid loss

Have a feeling that one has recently been traded in by someone on here for an octy vrs

Ahh sorry misread that. Couple of possibilities but vcds will show exact fault. Either abs sensor/ring fault or vacuum pipe split which could also cause your weak feeling brakes

Asr is always on when you press the switch you are switching it off hence why the warning light come on on the dash

Our dell runs without the battery in place and has done for quite a few years now

As long as you have proof of skoda official parts being used and keep receipts I personally wouldn't be too worried

You'll need an aerial signal booster as well about a fiver

You'll need to replace it more than likely with an after market unit