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My new to me Octavia Estate doesn't have a rubber pull thing to close the boot. I've looked through the owners manual and hundreds of Ebay parts ads and haven't seen one so no idea what the part I'm looking for is called.

 

This pic is from a similar vintage Octavia - I've hightlighted the rubber pull thing:

 

 

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May have found it - minutes after adding this thread. Think it's  part number IZ5 827 895 A.

Correct :)

 

It also took me ages to trace said beast but I found it on a parts diagram for the saloon - but surprisingly not the estate.  See part 7 on here.

 

I tried various supply options including fleabay & aliexpress but was only able to find it as a Skoda part.  I'm interested in a group buy from skoda-parts.com if I can get enough people interested.  Unit cost is currently Euro 2.23 with a per order cost of about Euro 10.  I will order three to start things off.

 

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typo

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I might be interested in future group buys though I need other bits (4 at the latest count) so will be ordering one with the other bits :)

 

Similar thing on the MK1 I bodged it with some 3/4" webbing I bought from ebay 

It's commonly referred to as the dog chew handle!

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