Urrell
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Urrell's post in What Fuse? was marked as the answerThese are what I fitted.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00V7WDN40/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Urrell's post in Towbar & towball was marked as the answerAre you sure the towball is not hiding under anything under the boot floor?
https://youtu.be/cHBFVTWgSyo
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Urrell's post in Heated Wing Mirrors was marked as the answerMine start to defrost after about a minute and are clear at about 2 minutes.
You have turned them on on the door, I take it you are aware they are not on the same circuit as the rear window?
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Urrell's post in Yeti Headlights was marked as the answerI got that from the 05-2015 PDF Yeti Manual
If you are looking at the Sunroof on page 64 have a look under Lights and Visibility 2 pages further on.
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Urrell's post in 2011 bolero radio was marked as the answerGo to sound settings and there you will find options for "Confirmation tone"
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Urrell's post in Automatic side mirror folding was marked as the answerThe window switch if operated can be released and the windows will open or close close.
One of yours has lost that facility (it happens).
Find out what one and hold switch until it closes then release switch, now hold switch up for 4 or 5 seconds and it should have regained the "one touch" operation.
Also after resetting that your mirrors will now fold from the fob.
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Urrell's post in First service - advice please was marked as the answerYou will be able to see how long to a service on the MaxiDOT
Go to
Settings
Service
Info
It will give you all the information relating to when next service is due and what it needs.
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Urrell's post in Folding mirrors stopped working, partially was marked as the answerOne of your windows has lost it's one touch operation.
Find out what window it is, close it, release the switch then lift the switch up again and hold for a few seconds, this will reset the window and the folding mirrors.
Your mirrors will then fold again on the fob.
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Urrell's post in 1.6tdi greenline tyre pressure was marked as the answerFor normal light running it's 0.3 bar below the Eco pressure as on the filler flap.
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Urrell's post in Does the FWD Yeti 1.2 TSI have something similar to a differential lock? was marked as the answerYes, it has a form of electronic differential lock. When one wheel starts to spin the brake will operate on that wheel to send torque thru to the other wheel.
Even my nearly 10 year old Fabia has that.
EDS: the Electronic differential lock
continually compares the rpm of the
drive wheels, and if it identifies a
difference between them which
could lead to an individual wheel
spinning, for example if the two
wheels are on different types of
surface or accelerating on wet
leaves, the system brakes the wheel
affected until uniform rpm of all
drive wheels is restored.
