Here is my Skoda Felicia Magic 1.3MPI with power steering.

I bought her (yes, my Felicia is she) because I wanted car in the UK and I had many Felicias before in Czech Republic.

 

She cost me £350, body was in very good condition, minimum rust, but the rest was not good. Locks didn´t work, I had to changed and electric windows don´t work, but I will repair soon.

I had to changed battery, because my alternator destroyed it. Also I had to changed alternator voltage regulator and engine control unit. I changed oil, all filters, spark plugs, wipers, temperature sensor, thermostat and exhaust gaskets.

 

Now I ordered many parts from Czech Republic and I want change timing chain and suspension before I will go to MOT (end of September).

 

Than I want buy some new wheels (BBS R14-R15) and tyres and lower springs, repair front electric windows and make rear electric windows, install electric mirrors (I can´t find handle with switch for UK Felicia).

 

And next year I want to go on trip around UK, especially Scotland.

Here is some photos

 

 

 

 

Today i changed front and rear emblems, I used from Fabia III.

 

 

@PsychoWard666  Well, it looks cherry, but I suspect that any remaining electrical faults you have are hangovers from the failed regulator overcharging

3 hours ago, KenONeill said:

@PsychoWard666

@KenONeill No, all electric works fine, window's motors works, but the plastic mechanisms are broken. I ordered sets for repair.

Yesterday I received package from my friend with electric front windows mechanisms. I want use these mechanisms to rear windows and steel pieces to repair front, which previous owner destroyed 😕

 

 

Today I dismantled these mechanisms and tomorrow I will prepare wiring and on the weekend I want finish rear windows. For front I need repair sets which I ordered yesterday.

 

Nice. Where did you order the repair kits for the front electric windows from? I have a set of front doors from a Magic which I want to rob the electric window mechanism from for my Caddy.

@Bete Noir I bought in Czech Republic, it cost 2500Kč, it is around £80-90.

https://www.sp-el.cz/Opravna-sada-na-elektricke-stahovani-oken-d24.htm

And here is manual how to repair it

https://www.facebook.com/pg/SPECELE/photos/?tab=album&album_id=141169823151379&ref=page_internal

Today I prepared wiring for rear electric windows.

 

First I dismantled interior

 

Wiring for central locking and electric windows for front doors

 

 

Door´s wiring for rear windows only

 

 

Rear windows wiring in the door

 

 

Connector for rear windows

 

 

Interior wiring for rear windows

 

 

Up - drilled front electric window mechanism

Down - cutted manual rear window mechanism

 

 

Need to be glued, but I forget buy glue 😕 

 

 

I will be continue tomorrow.

Today I finished rear electric windows.

 

Here is mechanism in door

 

 

And with door card

 

 

And I changed wing indicators for white and wheel caps with one with new Skoda logo. I also changed front wipers.

 

 

On 06/09/2019 at 18:18, PsychoWard666 said:

@Bete Noir I bought in Czech Republic, it cost 2500Kč, it is around £80-90.

https://www.sp-el.cz/Opravna-sada-na-elektricke-stahovani-oken-d24.htm

And here is manual how to repair it

https://www.facebook.com/pg/SPECELE/photos/?tab=album&album_id=141169823151379&ref=page_internal

 

Thank you

Yesterday I finished windows switches.

 

And here is video of first test
 

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The link for video is not working, here is right one (can I edit previous post?)
 

 

11 hours ago, PsychoWard666 said:

The link for video is not working, here is right one (can I edit previous post?)

 

Not now; you have a window of maybe 2 hours from time of posting to edit a post.

@KenONeill Ok, thank you.

 

Yesterday I started timing belt change. After work I don´t have much time, I think that I will finish on Saturday.

 

 

Here is video, car has only 68000 miles! And the chain is in very bad condition.

 

 

12 hours ago, PsychoWard666 said:

car has only 68000 miles! And the chain is in very bad condition.

1) No problem; it's far from obvious that the ability to edit a post times out until it happens to you.

 

2) I'm remembering correctly; there's no tensioner on the timing chain? If so, then it can become slack enough to get noisy in half that mileage.

@KenONeill No, there is no tensioner.

 

Today I put new timing chain and gears on car, it is much better

 

 

Finally I finished timing chain change, put new oil in and now it is much better

 

Before change

 

 

After change

 

 

Today I finished repair window mechanisms.

 

Driver´s window mechanism

 

 

Passanger´s cut window mechanism

 

 

Repaired

 

 

And video of all four windows

 

 

New front brake discs, pads, hoses and pipes. Yellow paint on brake calipers

 

New rear brake shoes, cylinders, hoses and pipes



Yellow paint on brake drums

Edited 8 December, 20196 yr by PsychoWard666

I'm liking the name of the tyre brand. " Lucky land "  

 

Nice looking Motor, our first ever Skoda was a V reg ( 1999 plate ) Felicia Pacific 1.3, bought it new for £8250 

But those tyres are totally craps....I bought this car with those tyres, but at this moment I have three different brands on the car. I want buy new tyres before I will go to the MOT.

On 08/12/2019 at 09:03, PsychoWard666 said:

Yellow paint on brake calipers

What sort of paint? Normal "body paint" will cook and burn off at the temperatures brakes can reach.

Paint for brakes from Amazon 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01BMVBF8Q/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1