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Followed the above method to replace the mat studs. It’s a bit fiddly getting underneath there, but managed it. Note, when clipping it on, use a rubber hammer and a little bit of Vaseline

Found this video on YouTube for removing the mat anchors/studs, but not sure if it’s the same on the Scirocco. I’m a bit uneasy pulling it apart but there’s not a lot else I can do.

This is the problem I’m having at the moment. I feel like using a flat head screwdriver would ruin the carpet??

So after looking at numerous R’s the past 2/3 months, and having put deposits down on a couple, I’ve finally picked up what I wanted this afternoon. I ended up getting one from a main dealer in Doncaster with the right mileage and right year, so I have a bit more piece of mind which is good. The sal...

Picked my R up this afternoon, and they have replaced it so happy days

they've assured me, in writing, if it hasn't been done already, it'll be done before i pick it up on Wednesday

Thanks chaps - appreciate the replies. I'm due to pick mine up next Wed and its a 2018 with 25k on the clock. After a previous bad experience with Land Rover, I'm just now very sceptical when they say they say they will check it during preparation and if its due a change they'll do it. I guess that'...

Why is this irrespective of mileage? I was always under the impression that chains/belts etc was based on mileage done, rather than time. Certainly it would last longer than average miles after the 5 years.....

Ah right, very interesting they ssay that irrespective of mileage! I'll bear that in mind as I don't want to go through that headache again. Cheers Bob

Hi chaps, I am a returning member of the forum and previous Scirocco owner. I've been driving an Evoque for the last 5 years but before that I had a 1.4 tsi. I'm now considering buying an R. I've had a bad experience (timing chain) on the Evoque I have now, and I am just wondering if there any major...