To get the seat out, first remove the plastic covers on top of the guide rail by popping out the small plastic bung to reveal a Phillips head screw, take this out and remove the plastic trim. Next undo the 2-8mm nuts with a 13mm socket push the seat back & tilt up slightly, push back all the way until the wheels come out of the guide rail, The seat is still connected by a tube with a wire running through it, unplug the cable and disconnect the tube. The seat can now be removed. unfortunately I am still working out where exactly the spring goes, if anyone knows please let me know DS
You can replace it from device manager option under computer properties.
Under the armrest that's between the driver and passenger seat. You can get at it easier if you put your hand under the front of the armrest and pull the button that's there, the armrest can go straight up out of the way.
Under vehicle, driver side, below seating area, mounted on frame in fuel line YOU NEED THE SPRING LOCK TOOL TO RELEASE THE FUEL LINE.
Behind the driver, under the vehicle.
Check the Skoda windshield for leaks. Also check the firewall where ant wires or hoses come through for any possible leaks.
It should be under the dash on the driver's side.
Locate the fuses - in the fuse box under the dash - driver side , only replace burn fuses - they pull out with pliers , there are also fuses under the hood
You see under the hood, and search like a small tube indicator and see below have the screw driver, and you can lose that screw driver, also have 2 more screw driver under the highlight. Good luck
No the valve seals are between the cam and the head, under the valve spring
replace the fule filter that is under the driver side frame.
Jeff Hooper sings "Bluebird" on the Skoda Superb ad. It's available on itunes under Hal David. Album called "Its Showtime"
The Czezh Republic, although the Skoda company is under ownership now of Volkswagen Audi Group (VAG) of Germany, so you could say Skoda is now a German/Czecho brand, yet its roots and history are totally Czech.