Does anyone know where i can buy a circular replacement filler piece ( on web) for the passenger side door ( where the mirror adjuster is on drivers side )

if i knew what the official name or part number was , that would be a good help 

thanks

Look here for the correct number V colour....

 

Item 4

 

http://www.oemepc.com/skoda/part_single/catalog/sk/markt/CZ/modell/FAB/year/2013/drive_standart/697/hg_ug/867/subcategory/867000/part_id/2564997/lang/e#sec_4

 

Looks like ivory to me......Any dealer could supply that part, wont cost much. I often use rainworth skoda...

 

http://www.rainworthskoda.co.uk/used-cars-search/

 

 

9 hours ago, digital-des said:

Does anyone know where i can buy a circular replacement filler piece ( on web) for the passenger side door ( where the mirror adjuster is on drivers side )

if i knew what the official name or part number was , that would be a good help 

thanks

Had the same issue, I struggled to find the part because I was unaware of the excellent website @UrbanPanzer linked. I fixed mine with a Skoda badge from a keyring which I made a thread about. 

The OEM part would look cleaner though. 

 

Got to say, love the interior of your Fabia, the light coloured plastic and seats really liven it up!

Thanks for your responses . Cs24 your idea is very inventive! 

Now i have the part number hopefully i can make some progress, thanks to urbanpanzer.

This is the jobby , but looking at the way its fixed from inside  of the door panel , i fear it may just have been accidentally pushed inside and is lying at the bottom !

11 hours ago, digital-des said:

This is the jobby , but looking at the way its fixed from inside  of the door panel , i fear it may just have been accidentally pushed inside and is lying at the bottom !

 

To stop it falling inside again you could put one of these plant labels in, although I’m not sure whether that would affect your ability to fit the part properly. 

Great idea thanks i'll have a go at that. 

I was thinking maybe drill a small hole in it and attach a piece of fishing line or something. But that would spoil the look of it so ill try your idea first.

thanks for your comments.

...Or glue a hot glue stick to it, pop it in and unstick the glue?

Im not 100%, but I dont think it just pops in, its most likely the same as the mirror switch, which is quite tight to remove.

 

Once you have one, just remove door trim and fit it that way.

Thanks for all your ideas.   Just an update:  In the end i decided to remove the 2 small torx screws at the bottom of the door panel, and prise a few clips off just enough to feel around.   Sure enough it was lying at the bottom so it fell out! 

I did actually glue it in this time . A good cheap job !!