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For anybody that's Brisbane based - I've created the major radio station logos in the correct format to display on the head unit.
Grab the zip here: Dropbox - Brisbane_Radio_Logos.zip
Ok so... on my wife's MY18 Superb, she can kick under the car to open the boot, and then kick it again to close it. In the Arteon, it's only kick to open.
Anybody know if there's a way to change it so it's kick to close aswell?
My car: MY18 Arteon
My car #2: MY22 Volvo XC40 Pure Electric
Her car: MY22 Skoda Octavia Limited Edition Wagon
Ok so... on my wife's MY18 Superb, she can kick under the car to open the boot, and then kick it again to close it. In the Arteon, it's only kick to open.
Anybody know if there's a way to change it so it's kick to close aswell?
as all the doors are normally under central electronics module I’d say you’d have to have a look round in that, (also translate from German)
MANN Frecious Plus Cabin Filter
Part number: FP 26 009
Looking at what this filter traps - no wonder it smells of fuel. Basically all the fuel smell in my car has been absorbed into this. After a day in the sun and open air, it smells less like fuel but I can still smell it. Might need a few days of doing this to clear it.
My car: MY18 Arteon
My car #2: MY22 Volvo XC40 Pure Electric
Her car: MY22 Skoda Octavia Limited Edition Wagon
MANN Frecious Plus Cabin Filter
Part number: FP 26 009
Looking at what this filter traps - no wonder it smells of fuel. Basically all the fuel smell in my car has been absorbed into this. After a day in the sun and open air, it smells less like fuel but I can still smell it. Might need a few days of doing this to clear it.
.....and I've bought a new filter. Don't ask me how but overnight the smell came back stronger. I think this filter is done. $47 on eBay and the new one should be here Wednesday.
So with that in mind - forget paying a VW dealership $100 or $150 or whatever it is they charge to replace the filter. Seriously.. $47 on eBay and it takes 10min to change yourself.
My car: MY18 Arteon
My car #2: MY22 Volvo XC40 Pure Electric
Her car: MY22 Skoda Octavia Limited Edition Wagon
Just for your info, the original Cabin Filter from VW Parts Part No: 5Q0819653 only costs about $30 and is available any day for pick up...
However I do understand that you are no longer using VW Parts and have gone with the MANN Filter;
MANN-FILTER Part Numbers:
CU26009 - Cabin Filter
CUK26009 - Activated Charcoal Cabin Filter (same as Genuine VW Part No: 5Q0819653)
FP26009 - Biofunctional Cabin Filter (SparesBox have this for sale at the moment)
You will have to let us know if the Biofunctional Cabin Filter makes a difference!!!
MY18 VW Passat Alltrack Wolfsburg Edition + Panoramic Sunroof + some extra goodies... (Pure White) MY17 ŠKODA Superb 206TSI 4x4 + Sunroof + Tech Pack + Comfort Pack + some extra goodies... (Moon White)
Just for your info, the original Cabin Filter from VW Parts Part No: 5Q0819653 only costs about $30 and is available any day for pick up...
However I do understand that you are no longer using VW Parts and have gone with the MANN Filter;
MANN-FILTER Part Numbers:
CU26009 - Cabin Filter
CUK26009 - Activated Charcoal Cabin Filter (same as Genuine VW Part No: 5Q0819653)
FP26009 - Biofunctional Cabin Filter (SparesBox have this for sale at the moment)
You will have to let us know if the Biofunctional Cabin Filter makes a difference!!!
Good to know those other part numbers! Yeah the Mann biofunctional cabin filter is what I pulled out. So the FP26009 one is what was in there from the factory ($47 from SparesBox). So I just bought an exact replacement.
It's really weird because the filter has 2 sides (a white side where air comes in, and a yellow side where the air leaves the filter). It's the yellow side (where it looks like there's a charcoal membrane) that smells like it has been soaked in fuel. So this just captured up all that smell in my car and is now holding it.
Taking the filter out and running the aircon and there's no smell at all. So it's definitely the filter.
My car: MY18 Arteon
My car #2: MY22 Volvo XC40 Pure Electric
Her car: MY22 Skoda Octavia Limited Edition Wagon
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