Called in at the dealers and collected a new aerial base and aerial for the mrs' vRS the other day and thought i'd get a couple of these for the front doors of the Superb while i was there.....

 

When i originally saw them i thought they were a complete bin but turns out they are bottomless and the supplied plastic bag clips into the top edge and then fills down into the door bucket. They come with a couple of spare bags but unless you put something pointy/sharp or gloopy in them you could just keep using the same bag for quite a while i think.

 

 

 

 

 

And how much are they?

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Part number for the ivory ones is 5JA 061 107 WC4. They also come in black but i don't know that part number.

 

And they cost me £10 each from my local dealer.

Simple idea but useful.  Might invest in a pair myself

Useful little things. Skoda dealer seems to be the best price for these - Superskoda are 20 euro...

 

(from uk accessory catalogue)

 

Removable waste bin

To be inserted in the pocket

in the front or rear door.

 

ŠKODA Genuine Accessories

In black (5JA 061 107 9B9),

in grey (5JA 061 107 WC4)

£12 at Hortons.

£12 at Hortons.

That's where I first saw them.... It was Bickerton in Sheffield that did then for a tenner.

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That's where I first saw them.... It was Bickerton in Sheffield that did then for a tenner.

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Cheers mate...I'd better be orderin' one then!

Some of You guys have already noticed that process of pouring washer fluid tank a bit complicated. At windy or chill weather it is really ****es you off when you are trying to lead washer fluid leak into the tank. At the same time you have to hold the container with washer fluid and tank's cap. Usually you end up this procedure with heavy mess all over engine compartment, belt or wires. There is a tricky accessory for having it nice and neat. You just have to open the cap and it will stay open all the time til you place it back with a click.

Some of You guys have already noticed that process of pouring washer fluid tank a bit complicated. At windy or chill weather it is really ****es you off when you are trying to lead washer fluid leak into the tank. At the same time you have to hold the container with washer fluid and tank's cap. Usually you end up this procedure with heavy mess all over engine compartment, belt or wires. There is a tricky accessory for having it nice and neat. You just have to open the cap and it will stay open all the time til you place it back with a click.

 

Ordered today.. i hate my old cap!