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Springy "thing" behind OS headlight

DRJ
in Skoda Fabia Mk1 (1999-2007)

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What's the springy thing behind the offside headlight for? It seems to me its only purpose in life is to make changing the bulbs more difficult...

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I wondered the exact same thing when I swapped my side light bulbs the other week! It made the job a right ballache, the battery side was a doddle as the plastic cover on the back of the headlight could be removed easily. Sorry I can't answer the question though!

Marc

It's the pin for the self destruct timer, don't pull it out or...

Kaboom! :D

It's the pin for the self destruct timer, don't pull it out or...

Kaboom! :D

Close.. its actually the pin to hold the RTG module in place to power the car. :thumbup:

Close.. its actually the pin to hold the Flux module in place to power the car. :thumbup:

What a Flux Capacsiter you say! :giggle:

What a Flux Capacsiter you say! :giggle:

its powered by flux linkage lol :)

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