I have a Roomster2 and am wondering what the contents of the toolkit should be?

In particular do you still get a screwdriver as there is only a screwdriver shaped hole hewn from the polystyrene of mine? Have Skoda got that stingy?

Should be one I imagine. I got a reversable one, you pull the blade out and slot it back in depending whether you want crosshead or flat.

I also have a reversable one in my Octavia.

Got a reversible (flat head / cross head) screwdriver in my Fabia. Got a few standard bits in mine the only thing that I did not have was a warning triangle which I think they like to charge extra for. Lucky for me my uncle used to work for Audi so I have an Audi warning triangle in my Fabia. I would have thought that you should at least have a screwdriver in your's though.

No they dont supply them now, only alloy cap removing tool (if alloys fitted), and a towing eye...

Now, dont ask me why this is, and i work for a dealer, ive tried to find out too, to no avail...there only 3.98 + vat, but you would think that they make enough

What do you need a screwdriver for?

Removing the plastic engine undertray when it randomly falls off its rear mounts and drags along the road?

Chris

Removing the plastic engine undertray when it randomly falls off its rear mounts and drags along the road?

Chris

They are held on with t20's or t25's.

No they dont supply them now, only alloy cap removing tool (if alloys fitted), and a towing eye...

Now, dont ask me why this is, and i work for a dealer, ive tried to find out too, to no avail...there only 3.98 + vat, but you would think that they make enough

They are held on with t20's or t25's.

Mine was held in with regular cross-head screws. Maybe that was part of the problem :(

Chris

engine tray? :confused:

Not had one so long I can't remember what it was held on with.... The arch liners attach to the bumpers, etc using torx. I don't recall what the tray used.

They are held on with t20's or t25's.

Definately T20, I thought that the main use of the screw driver was to quickly spin the wheel bolts on using the recess in the handle. Now you need to buy a screwdriver and a tommy bar!