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Thanks, I will try it, I suppose i could try to re install the firmware first if that doesn't work,

Rustynuts,,, langers??

you press the media button, twice in my case, the 1st press gives the bluetooth music, second gives tv. the tv tuner lives in the drivers side boot compartment, not only can you see it when you open the door you hear its fan whirr everytime you open the boot. If you don't have an L&k you don't have tv.

I installed V17 maps some months back but now notice i can not search by postcode for a large town near me. I have inserted the map dvd and it then allows it so the data is on the dvd, how do i force a reinstall of the same version?

could be your aunty nowerdays.

turn air con off and on to see if there is a link.

I cant picture what you describe in my mind but I would have thought its intended use is to stop the plastic tray deforming due to heat from the sump?

Bad connections on battery terminal posts, bad earth strap connection from engine to body. a battery test would bypass a poor post connection.

Many owners have assumed that they could just re enter the coding for lighting as was without knowing what langers just outlined. Many threads about this on the site. the bottom line is you need to do / get done what langers said. or take it to the main agent to sort out.

I bought a logging dc clamp meter (bluetooth) very cheap from amazon when i had what i thought was a parasitic drain for years from new. I Didn't need the meter in the end but could help others to know of them.

EEEK its another byte 18 saga...

ARe you quite sure you got a agm battery for £100 fitted!?

I see you live in "england" so do i so pop over and i will reset it for you ..wink

It should have been re coded , what you were told was hogwash. The battery has been being undercharged constantly as a consequence. It is impossible to say if it can be recovered but you could certainly try. Get yourself a CTEK charger with an agm recon mode.

I bought mine from superskoda. it cost 51 euros delivered so that's about £44 they have a nice range of skoda bits and often have 20% off days here is the web address for it http://www.kopacek.com/Skoda/SUPERB-II/Superb-II-Combi-STAINLESS-STEEL--rear-bumper-protective-panel-KI-R

you will lose quality of reception and have mono on a lot of stations.

the cable must be stuck in its sleeve, wd40 in the catch end may free it up eventually, try the release lever and see if it feels like it isn't pulling anything.

what was the cost from amazon and can you ppost a link for it?

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I had intended to spend some time last summer making a secondary drip tray that would wrap around the front corners where it leaks and where the drain pipe connects. My plan was to seal it against and underneath the track and make a new nipple on the secondary tray to drain the water into the tube. It even occurred to me that if i made a fibreglass version as intended that someone could scan it and make them with a 3d printer (reversing for the opposite side would be a doddle with a pc too). It has now further occured to whilst pondering which 3m double sided adhesive would be appropriate - that the 3m seal itself could surely just be adhered to the joint of the straight track to the bend . (where they leak and where you are supposed to fit the rubber seal) single sided adhesive would clearly work fine too. What do others think of this plan?

seconded, or even bent wheel?

this was covered recently with a cure. I don't recall the exact thread but search for all ac related threads and you will find it.

Can you elaborate where one would find that setting within vcds please?

drivers side or passenger (right hand drive vehicle) ?

ahhh I found this