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I think that is only a choice you can make yourself with your needs. I have a Greenline II in Elegance/SE L trim and am very happy with it and the £30 road tax. Do you NEED 4x4?

Handbrake adjustment is at the rear of the centre armrest, access gained by removing the tipping drawer.

No, that'd be an interrupted DPF regeneration. That's why the fuel consumption is high. Use an OBDII adapter with an Android VAG DPF Lite app (FREE) to see the state of the DPF to confirm that.

That should not happen, most likely to do with a failed door loom. To stop auto locking in the Maxidot go to. Convenience Central Locking Deselect Auto Locking.

It's probably showing how to remove all 3 trim pieces.

The 215/60 16" are NOT an illegal size for a Yeti just something the Greenline 1.6 TDI does not normally come with but are homologated size for a Skoda Yeti!

But does that not make sense that most if not all Skoda's have lost the TMC data while others have not? What band do Skoda units pick the TMC data up from?

Seen elsewhere that Traficmaster have stopped transmitting TMC data on FM.

I noticed this too on mine 😞

What makes you think you need both?

There were no Columbus sat-nav units fitted to the Yeti post October 2014 only Amundsen II and only they can update the map from the Update Portal.

No, it's the display.

Sounds like water in the aerial base.

You can see the rear wheel braking on the inside wheel in a bend to help the car make the corner if the yaw rate gets excessive.

I do not think they would disturb anything to do with the crankshaft oil seal.

https://lvsag.co.uk/services/service-repair/ This is our local Independent VAG service centre LVSAG at Lincoln service rates. I get them to do anything I would rather not do myself like cam-belt change

On mine post facelift but I think no difference, when headlamp flash operated the H7 halogens light up with a relay heard clicking but Bi-Xenons remain off.

Did you not look in the link I posted, it gives all that. https://www.lllparts.co.uk/catalogs/skoda/CZ/YET/666/9/941/941020

https://www.lllparts.co.uk/catalogs/skoda/CZ/YET/666/9/941/941020

Both bulbs do the full beam so seems you have more than one problem. Do any of the "drivers side" lights come on when on high beam?

They use a halogen for high beam and Bi-Xenon for high and low. That's because the Bi-Xenon takes a while to get to full brightness so the Halogen is to cover the "Flash"

The optional extra LED lights in Yeti rear lights are not normal bulb fitment, they are soldered to the board.

If you have an OBDII dongle the App VAG DPF will give all the health of the DPF needed onto a smartphone.

Oops, I should've gone to Specsavers 🤦‍♂️