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Usually have to drain the coolant, undo sensor and replace. But access from above can be tricky.

Quite normal under certain weather conditions. Happens before the car has warmed up :-(

Excellent - thank you. I was hoping that was the case. I will proceed with ordering one.

Hi Ben, I have a similar situation where a pheasant has made a hole in my grill. So is it possible to cut the old one out and then push the new one in without removing the bumper? Thanks Steve

Mine is a 2015, no mods, its always on small throttle settings. But the loss of power is quite abrupt. No indication of errors.

Get this same position on drive home from work - turn right out of lights, going down a small incline on low throttle. Learnt to live with it. Its a characteristic of the mapping.

I have used the anti-fog screen spray - it works ok. Slight downside is slightly bad night vision as it creates a star effect with the headlights. Maybe I could have polished it better. But as people have said getting clean smear free windows is pretty difficult. I would try it - plus side is it...

Nice work :-)

Sounds like a faulty coolant level sensor.

Yes, in theory you can. But you will need the sensors in place to drive the wipers, lights. I think this has been asked before, try searching the forum.

Yes, my seats are the same. They do fade after a while, but it is quite a pain.

Good to hear you have sorted it out.

Climate control makes them operate like that, my FR is the same.

I have had good experiences with them for servicing on my Leon FR.

Yes, that is normal.

Used Seat Derby a few times, good garage - helpful staff and work done to good standard.

I didn't know you could display the info there, I will have to try that. Cool find.

Welcome to the forum :-)

Welcome to the forum :-)

Welcome to the forum :-)