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  1. G12evo has superseded g13, I believe. Date will be a production date, I expect, if it doesn't say 'use by ' or 'expiry date'.
  2. Tell me if you can't read my writing, or it's not clear what you need to do to test this.
  3. Best if you tell us what year the car is, as a starting point. It is a mk2 Octavia, I presume? High level brake light is the one at the top of the rear screen. Brake light switch on pedal does usually have a permanent supply, Some recent cars have a hall sensor in the master cylinder instead, not sure from what year though.
  4. Must be a broken wire coming out of the dimmer then, I think.
  5. Ah, sorry, ignore me!
  6. Check that (damage to) your locking wheel nut key isn't the problem, if you plan to retain them.
  7. It's not CAN, @J.R. and @Douwe, not on this car. There are 4 wires but the two that aren't ignition switched 12V and earth go to either side of the motor at the washer pump on the fluid reservoir (as well as elsewhere). ErWin Skoda will sell you schematics for 7 euros plus tax, or I may be able to find some info later this evening.
  8. One more question for you: Do your numberplate lights work, and if not, have you checked/changed fuse 36?
  9. Were replacement dimmer switch and light switches new items?
  10. Yes LEDs, and no chance they've all died at once. I'll try to have a look at some circuit diagrams for you tomorrow to see if anything suggests itself. Does your cabin fan work OK, and foglight(s)?
  11. There are no push-on wires/terminals on a Fabia Ken. Proper latching two-pin connectors at rear of alt and at the plug/skt pair on gearbox bracket.
  12. Intrigued to know what's caused that to happen. Clip looks to be unclipped, I think, but how? why?
  13. No reference to EGR in the parts catalogue as far as I can see on that code: engine Octavia (OCT) [EUROPA 2014 year] (7zap.com) intake system; vacuum system - Octavia(OCT) [EUROPA 2014 year] (7zap.com)
  14. Probably, yes. What year and engine code?
  15. I guess you mean, "the connector to my sump sensor came off"? Can you not reconnect it?
  16. Oh, that must mean VW group locks last indefinitely then...
  17. Yes, I drive cars older than 10.
  18. Most likely a wire on the verge of failing, on its way into the tailgate, I suspect. Delve inside the rubber/plastic bellows to inspect.
  19. A reconditioned caliper isn't inferior to a new one, and such re-use of material resources should be seen as a good thing in my book. Rebates are a good way of preventing wastage.
  20. The physicist Lord Kelvin stated: “When you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it, when you cannot express it in numbers, your knowledge is of a meager and unsatisfactory kind; it may be the beginning of knowledge, but you have scarcely, in your thoughts advanced to the stage of science.”
  21. Scan again to see the exact faults, @Urrell may have been spot on about there being a fault that's unrelated to battery charge level. Will be upsetting to spend hundreds on battery replacement and still have the faults.
  22. If it doesn't say AGM it won't be one. Can you check what fault codes are back?
  23. First click to first click then if you won't allow the common shorthand of brim to brim. I always push the nozzle in as far as I can, ooh er missus... It's simply the most accurate easily achievable method. Do it or don't, up to you!
  24. The engine's not idling though it's being driven by the wheels, no fuel is going in. Research it please. If you think about the brim-to-brim calculations for a while you'll probably realise that all your objections are invalid. .

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