Breezy_Pete

Cheers, but Highworth seems well out of the coverage area of that Seagry thing? Top right corner of the coverage map shown.

Big time. Just hope is isn't too long before they get fibre out to us. Some bits of the town have it already, apparently.

Just ours The masthead amp is just out of reach of my longest ladder, borrowing a longer one on Saturday.

Thanks but I'm in Highworth next to Swindon now. Will update my profile.

Can't remember for certain if we tried that. Will do this evening to double-check, ta.

It all worked fine at the old place, with the major difference being the active aerial here versus passive there.

No, I don't think they are equipped to connect via anything but ethernet cable.

Moved into a new place, from one with FTTP (fibre to the premises), now have a 4G EE Smart hub thing instead. 🙁 But after blaming that for the first few days, we think we've decided that's not the weakest link. We have three of these BT YouView boxes, like this (maybe not exactly but visually): https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/166844130551 The TV aerial here has an active masthead booster thing with an indoor 12V PSU for it that goes up to it on a Coax. If we plug the/a BT box into the 'TV' F-type output socket of this PSU we get an adequate TV signal that results in the BT box showing telly stuff to the telly itself via HDMI. If we stick an ethernet cable between EE hub thing and the BT box, the latter won't connect to internet. If we unplug the aerial connection, it will. So we can either have a telly that is connected to the internet but won't show any picture, or one that isn't, but will only show live TV. Help please! TV doesn't matter at all to me, but partner cares a lot, and streams a lot.

Unsurprisingly, what Skoda told you is correct. £98 plus VAT each for genuine from Skoda. Approx the same including the VAT if you go to LLL parts.

Will check for you once I've finished my porridge.

Reg plate or VIN needed.

As far as I know, the only number that needs matching is the 6Q1937049D. I doubt any of the others tell much/anything about the soft coding.

@MijIsTired I wonder if @xman was referring to the oil separator, item 23 here https://www.lllparts.co.uk/catalogs/skoda/CZ/FAB/697/1/103/103007 when he talked of the PCV valve?

Yeah, I think it supplies all the backlighting.

There's some electronics in there that fails sometimes. Grab a spare from a scrapyard to try.

Driver's side wire breaks tend to be more common simply because that door is used every time the car is driven. Other doors' usage levels - and so wear tear on their wiring - will vary with usage patterns. Could well have breaks both sides though.

Nice one.

Check driver's side wiring, I think you may find a relavant broken wire or two there.

This one's a bit cheaper, for some reason, still Croatia: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256436815637

I posted this link, but then noticed where it was coming from and the near-£60 total price including delivery. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256436832151 Just measure the end fittings it goes onto and get a bit of standard hose the right size. Then arrange the length so it goes round the bend without kinking. Looks like it's same diameter both ends which makes it easier.

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6Y0121049D, probably. Part numbers are usually printed along the hoses, somewhere.

Far more likely to be a wire or connection fault.

I've found youtube videos for mk3 Fabia And Mk1: But not Mk2, yet. when you find them, please post photos and instructions of how to see/access.