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SEAT dealers don't need the internet to look up factory fitted parts, if they were anywhere near competent they could do it without relying on the internet function - certainly for brake hoses at least. Believe me I have been there and done that

I would be a bit worried having a Cat that 'only' cost £150 (does that include fitting?). Cats are on the whole in the £350-£750 range and they are refurbished parts. A brand new one is more

You should be able to find that code on the data sticker either iunder the boot carpet or in your service book

Don't know what the difference is but I think they are interchangeable. My reasonging is that the replacement part for both these gearbox codes is the same (and GSB & FQE as well)

Plenty of other threads on here about this. A lot of VWG cars now come without the engine cover, more especially petrol and smaller diesels. What engine you got?

No they are not all the same, it depends when the vehicle was built 01/02 - 05/02 FQE 05/02 - 11/02 GEU 11/02 - 04/03 GKU 03/03 - 06/06 GSB 06/06 - 11/06 JJL 11/06 > JUS remember these are build dates not registraion dates, they are a little approximate (as you can tell...

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1H0 721 357 - 65p each inc VAT

Left front 6K3 853 313 G 4AT (rrp £3.76 inc VAT) Right front 6K3 853 314 G 4at (rrp as above) Left rear 6K3 853 301 4AT (rrp £3.74 inc VAT) Right rear 6K3 853 302 4AT (rrp as above) The front ones stick onto the rear of the front door, the rear ones onto the b-pillar

On the 3 door there is a strip behind the front door and in front of the rear window on each side. One of these strips is different if the rear window is hinged. On the 5 door it looks as if there might be an extra strip either side. To answer your question we need to know if you have 3 doors...

Paint code is LS3H but he wants aerosol. Can that be made up?

Petrol engines used to be up to 110K miles with checks up to then. However SEAT are now advising to replace ALL belts at 4 years

To be fair not everything on Seat.com is available in the UK, though in this case the gearlever surround is. It is even in the Ibiza electronic accessories catalogue the dealer has access to, so you are right to be angry. He would only need the chassis number to replace your factory fit...

Fixed Cost Maintenance covers service and wear and tear items. It does not need to cover warranty work obviously and also it wont cover items you damage yourself (including damage to tyres if you take out tyre cover). As K4ith implied there are diffferent plans. Some cover just service, some...

never take anything for granted - only trying to help, I quote " but im confused as to the mk3 cupras were 1999-2002 if im correct." You'd be surprised, there was a thread on here (or maybe a now defunct forum) saying the current Ibiza is in fact a MK 3, what we know as a Mk 3 is just a Mk 2...

Whats your Vin number? VSSZZZ6KZ1Rxxxxxx or 6KZ2Rxxxxxx means its a Mk3 VSSZZZ6LZ2Rxxxxxx or VSSZZZ6LZxxxxxx means its a Mk4 the 1R, 2R, 3R bit etc is your Model Year (obviously MY01, MY02, MY03 etc)

06A 115 561 B, probably same as ones from VW

"or four years." good to see the info I have been posting is now coming from the horses mouth now!!!

SEAT will 'soon' be recommending all cambelts changed at 4 years regardless of mileage However this has been ongoing since about June and it still has not been announced. Skoda already recommend the 4 year change

Only £5.40 from a dealer, takes 2 days as well