Seasider

I've had my Kamiq just over two months now and am very pleased with it. However, a rattle has developed, very quiet at first but now noisy and annoying, which seems to come from the glove box. I've emptied everything put and it isn't caused by bits and pieces in the glove box, so I thought it might be something behind the glove box and decided to try and look behind it. Getting the glove box to fold out wasn't two difficult. At each side at the top of the glove box frame there is a small button you push up which frees the box itself to fall down fully, rather like with the Superb III. The problems start when you try to refit the glove box. I assumed that a firm push would refit it, but it doesn't. It's necessary to press up the two buttons and then push the glovebox behind them, which you can't do when your fingers are pushing the two buttons up! I suspect that a garage has a suitable tool to do the job which is both very thin and also very rigid. Tomorrow, I'm going to try using some right angle plastic strip to do the job, but meanwhile wondered if anyone else had faced the same problem and come up with a method. for refitting the glovebox. If I can't refit it, then it's off too one of the local dealers for help, from neither of whom I bought the car! (Although I do have eight years of having all my servicing with one of them and am continuing with then for servicing with the Kamiq.

Many thanks. The SE-L comes with dual zone as standard and so that is what I have.

I've recently bought a Skoda Kamiq SEL and on the infotainment screen for the air con it has an option to adjust the temperature for the front cockpit area. The symbol for the front shows a seated figure illuminated and the word Front. However, there is another, non-illuminated, figure behind the illuminated one which suggests to me that it should also be possible to adjust the temperature for the rear area. However, I cannot find any way of doing this. Is it possible to adjust the temperature in the rear, and if so, how?