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Upgrading the headlights
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The Skoda ones are really easy... Pull a lever, lift another and then pull the whole headlight assembly off a bit. Then unplug the 1 large connector, and you can take the whole assembly to your desk and work in relativel comfort, changing the bulbs.
Do the reverse to put it back in, with a bit of wiggling if you forget how you pulled off, and don't forget to plug the connector. You don't even have to be a contortionist to change the bulbs like in the GTI
It's a snap!
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Originally posted by dodgey View PostIt's a snap!
And the little bastard blew 3 lights in 2 years....
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I bought Philips H7 55w X-tremePower from Autobahn for $84. Interestingly, these bulbs are standard in the car as I checked the part code on the existing blown bulb. Here I was thinking I would be getting an improvement, however Skoda ship with decent bulbs to begin with.
The original bulb lasted 14 months only.MY10 Skoda Octavia vRS Wagon 2.0 TSI 6sp Man
A250 Sport on order (impatiently waiting!)
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