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My January 2015 build Yeti Elegance is now into it's 12th year on original battery and starting first time every time.

Is that not just one single pipe?

I had that hard plastic pipe split on my Fabia, all strange things happened including losing the cruise control, I bodged it with some electrical insulating tape until I got a new pipe from the dealer, strangely although braking was affected it was not too bad. Edit, follow it back from the servo, it was split on the other end.

Kenwood do at least one that retains most Yeti functions. Here is one. https://youtu.be/YpjJQltqfHo

Easy with a Carista OBD11 dongle.

Get a DAB radio adapter, Just Google it.

Looks like the maps are now available again to download. https://updateportal.skoda-auto.com/en-GB/Updates Edit: I have just downloaded new map, copied card (just in case), formatted SD card, unpacked and copied new map to it and all works well

My January 2015 Greenline battery must be on borrowed time but still starting like new.

Re: Updating Amundsen Nav II Maps. Looks like Skoda has stopped providing map updates.

I feel 27 but see a young 76 year old in the mirror.

I'll bet it has 2 thermostats and the electrical one has failed.

We have just had a few days away and I have never seen so many Yeti's This was as we came out of Days Inn Kendal yesterday morning,

https://www.lllparts.co.uk/catalogs/skoda/CZ/YET/779/9/941/941000 Or you could search for parts from a breaker, like Trent perhaps.

Pretty sure they all have the capability to do i, I did it on my 2015 Elegance Greenline with Carista. You do have to go into the MFD after and select and deselect a couple of options. Here it is with Carista on YouTube

I take it your mirror control knob on the door does not have the manual fold position.