Not a bad job, takes about 15 minutes per side.

 

So the blue tint mirror glass should look somthing like this beside the original.

 

The glass is easy enough to remove, just press the glass nearest the car so it folds in on one side and then pop your fingers in and gently pull as evenly as possible so the glass doesnt get damaged and it should pop off. then unclip the heating wires.

 

 

The wires for the heating elements are in a different palce for these Skoda Superb blue tint glass so the wires needed to be extended slightly.

as can be seen here, two connectors on the right and two conenctors on the left.

 

so extend the wires enough to go to the other side.

 

Then plug in and firmly push into place all around the center untill the hear the plastic clips locking into place.

Mine

 

Originals and blues side-by-side

 

NB. Others I've found to fit are MkI Octavia, MkIV Golf and early Audi A3 and (possibly) early A4. Cheap from self-serve scrap yards if you wear cargo pants

Good pictures, side by side shows better than mine.

Lee, Your Block paving needs weeding

Lee, Your Block paving needs weeding

that's her job :yes:

Lee, Your Block paving needs weeding

Mines fine btw...

Lee, Your Block paving needs weeding

 

 

that's her job :yes:

 

 

Mines fine btw...

 

Looks like Mrs Lee has done a good job on yours Hutchy

Lee, Your Block paving needs weeding

 

 

Mines fine btw...

 

 

Looks like Mrs Lee has done a good job on yours Hutchy

wonered why she was spending weekends away 'working'. Summat you wanna tell me, Hutchy?

Thinking up a witty reply and all I've got is...

She's very good with her hands.

You got the part number for these bud? Going to order some this week and get handy with some fastons to make an extension to the cable (dont really want to splice if i can help it).

Does this work for the Fabia 2?