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I'm not surprised. Everything will be hanging lose. Not a normal position at all. Is this a two post ramp. In which case, this will be highly dangerous.

Also lift wiper arm & blade up away from screen and lubricate the spring & pivot part of the inner part of the arm. Work it up & down a couple of times. WD40 good for that.

Fabcol, another heads up for A-Z Motor Factors, used them a few times now. Just ordered some Bosch f&r discs & pads for a BMW320D which I will be fitting next week. Good price too. Just a note, when fitting new discs, a small fingerful of copper grease round the flange helps with removal at a later time. A smear of Mintex Ceratec lub round the Pad ears and where they slide, helps stop the rusting & lubs to.

Dale, Whilst sitting inside with the door closed, I have at least 5mm clearance between the door trim card & the rubber seal. Has your door trim card been damaged at all? Or maybe it needs a little tweak, by pushing the trim card forward with door open. Ps. Are you sure the inner rubber is fitted correctly?

On my Yeti, still with original brake discs & pads, has Bosch stamped all over them.🙂 As far as longevity goes, it's all down to the driver.

Yeti 150 4x4 Rear Brake caliper new, Ridex £39.28 ea Aluminium. cast iron £43.90 Rear discs 272mm £19.93 ea Rear discs (2) & pads Bosch set £78.89 Jurid rear pads set £17.25 Subject to confirmation with reg number. So to me not worth getting 2nd hand bits.

That sounds like the DMF rattling away. Should have replaced it whilst gearbox out.

YES. As you have to remove the CV joint to fit a boot. So 1 hour job, but I would expect them to charge 1.5 hr. I don't know how much the labour rate is up there, so find a local repair shop would be best.

Just have the cv boot replaced & refill with grease. The grease normally comes in a tube with the boot. No need to replace the CV joint unless it's knocking or making a noise on full lock. Saying that, I have seen on ebay a CV joint with boot kit for under £30.

Yes. When I had my Fabia Monty Carlo I claimed for a new wheel & tyre. The car was two months old, & rounding a sharp bend the wheel found the worst loooonnggg pothole ever. They paid up. I think somewhere in the regen of £300 ish can't remember exact amount.

ejstubbs, that could well be a pot hole or drain that is causing you that tyre problem. Time to put a claim in for the last two tyres along with wheel alignment...

Have you checked your tyre pressures.? Ask dealer the part number he fitted. Shock Absorber MONROE G16496 VEHICLE SPECIFIC ID : 30585 Fitting Position:Front Axle Suspension:for vehicles with standard suspension Brand class:Premium Manufacturer:MONROE ---------------------------------------------------------------------- But The Monroe Catalogue says..... Brand MONROE Article number G16496 Product group Shock Absorber Additional description MONROE ORIGINAL (Gas Technology) GTIN/EAN ­5412096520433 Packing unit 1 Quantity per packing unit 1 Replaced by ­G16495

Is this your new Yeti??

Just a follow up question here. Has anyone been in touch with Skoda customer services & vented there frustration respects these VW group radio satnavs? The car, yes now six years old, has a faulty radio unit that costs 100 of £ to have repaired because of a known fault in their equipment.

Jamieframer, looks like I have the same problem as you have had. Can't get the satnav to work as the letters disappear from the screen. Just been quoted £500 + for a repair. Not going down that road, so will check out the replacement screen thingy. Can you point me to the item number for ebay, Ta.

Look on Gumtree

Look up car breakers yards near to you.

Go with either Shocks, Monroe or Bilstein. And, yes while your at it fit new springs as well. I would let the Independent get them, if they are wrong then that's down to him. But if you get them and they're wrong you then have hassle.

Try these people. RNS 510 / 810 Multi Function Display Repairs | SINSPEED OR SatNavSystems

Is this the part you require?? SKODA YETI 2014-2018 LEFT FRONT DOOR TRIM - 5L0853517B eBay item number:155256903884 The part Number is on the back of the trim. You will need to remove trim & check the number. Looking at the new part, its stuck on.

Can you take a picture of the part. (we like pictures)😀

Have you checked that is not just a blocked drain pipe?? Two years ago is not a good job then, as it hasn't lasted to well. Is it worth a nicely worded letter to Skoda? You could at least say it will be the last one. 😞

096 100 START STOP EFB 72AH 70AH Heavy Duty 12V Car Battery More power than AGM Is from Tayna Batteries. Ebay No. 312816513693 £84.99 096 EFB Powerline Start Stop Car Battery 70Ah

Just for info 096 ENDUROLINE AGM STOP START CAR BATTERY 12V 70AH £123.65 + Postage £7.99 from Tayna batteries.co.uk 027 ENDUROLINE CAR BATTERY 60AH £60.97 + postage £7.99 or, a Bosch 63ah £75.97 + postage Or 096 EFB 72ah heavy duty, more power than AGM. £84.99 free postage from ebay 312816513693. 278L x 175W x 190H (mm) Of course do your homework & check warranty data.