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Urrell

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  1. Ni-MH as they are on almost continuous charge. 1.2v NiMH AAA 300mAh
  2. There must be a magnetic switch in the torch, if on either of the 2 brightnesses the torch switches off when about ½" from putting in the holder.
  3. You are being taken for a ride there!
  4. Urrell replied to Bison's topic in Skoda Yeti
    I get about 58mpg mostly lately on local journeys. On a 26 mile run every other Sunday it does 65 - 70 mpg.
  5. From the manual. On vehicles with the START / STOP system or additional heating (auxiliary heating), do not connect the pole terminal of the charger directly to the negative terminal of the vehicle battery but only to the engine earth.
  6. Urrell replied to cado's topic in Skoda Yeti
    If you select what car it's for this is the first question you're asked.
  7. How hard for them if those 2 screws are needed would it be to put them on the top cover? Are they thinking that to do a service it has to come out of the way anyhow?
  8. Is it the same as this?
  9. It will only fix any problems the fix is causing if you get the fix removed/rolled back as if you get it remapped it will be the map off your car that is changed, still containing the fix. There are places that can roll back the map to what was there and although a lot cheaper than remapping there are not many places that do it and certainly no Skoda dealerships.
  10. Urrell replied to cogggo's topic in Skoda Yeti
    Stop start cars are fitted with a larger capacity battery and stronger starter motor to make up for more use.
  11. https://www.thatcham.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/October-2022-OE.pdf
  12. https://thatchamfitters.co.uk/car/cars-with-factory-fitted-thatcham-security/skoda.htm#:~:text=Skoda cars with factory fitted Thatcham security systems,all new cars built for the UK market.
  13. It depends where you are routing it to. If to the infotainment unit, up in the A pillar, past the fuse box, take out the box on the top of dash (2 Torx screws) and you are there.
  14. Will the flanges on the bolt leave movement clearance to the carrier here?
  15. If it has been spinning differently could the coupling have been damaged. Are the bolt holes clear for the full depth or is a broken bolt obstructing them coming together?
  16. If the front wheels are rotating and the back are not it will think it's slipping and send power to rear wheels.
  17. Urrell replied to Bison's topic in Skoda Yeti
    That is what they said at the beginning but with the price of the 1.6TDI Greenline injectors costing more than solid gold the only thing it got was a flow smoothing device in the inlet just after the throttle body and the "FIX". Neither of which my car got but I had to leave notes on the dash each time I took it in to make sure they did not "accidentality" install it.
  18. Urrell replied to Frenchtone's topic in Skoda Yeti
    How is that going to measure the oxygen in the exhaust gasses there?
  19. Somebody built a really powerful Greenline 1.6 TDI and put details of all upgrades on here. It does detail intercooler used etc.
  20. Most garages won't fit parts not obtained by themselves.
  21. Wire it into the fuse box on the drivers door post using a piggy back adapter on fuse 6, rear window wiper that is ignition live. Use a connection kit that reduces the voltage from 12v to 5 volts. Remove the drivers door pillar trim by lifting up but steering the top away from the roof trim to prevent marking it. Trim just clips back in. Then poke the wire under the roof trim and around the mirror mount to the camera. Takes all of 10 minutes.
  22. Not too many problems doing that, you'll have to reset the time and the trip mileage will be lost, there will also be a few warning lights come up but they will disappear within a couple of hundred metres. The infotainment system will retain any codes in the ECU so no problem there. Have you checked the resting voltage of the car battery?

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