Skoda Yeti service reset

[@eointrsg]

Great stuff. Thanks for your help.

[@gilberesrepairs]

@@eointrsg Not a problem sir, glad to help! Don’t forget to check out my Yeti Service Playlist 😉

[@ExploreFishing]

thanks so much for this videos! it was all super clear and fun to watch, now i can service my yeti myself! ❤ thanks so much

[@gilberesrepairs]

I'm glad this series was of some help and gives you an insight of what to expect 👍 If you do the fuel filter remember to fill the housing and bleed it before trying to start it. Diesels can be a pig to start once air is in the system 🙄 The car in the video belongs to my son's girlfriend and they both love it. They appear to be excellent versatile cars! Sandy.

[@michaelgould303]

Loved this series! Youvr given me lots of confidence to service my car myself. Hope you do some more on the yeti

[@gilberesrepairs]

Excellent, glad it’s spurred you on 😎 If you do it yourself, remember to follow the bleeding/priming process when doing the fuel filter 😉 The car is my sons girlfriends and i’m pretty sure it’ll land at our house for future jobs 👍👍 It appears to be a very useable and robust car and they love it. Thanks for watching!

[@michaelgould303]

@@gilberesrepairs Looking forward to many more. Would you recommend draining the coolant and refilling during each service?

[@gilberesrepairs]

@@michaelgould303 No, that’s not required. I’m unsure of the life of coolant 🤔 Just had a quick Google and it’s about 30 to 50,000 miles.

[@mfree9202]

Thank you - very helpful - I am a new owner of a Skoda Yeti 2015 2.0 TDi All Black 4x4. I feel I have a lot to learn about this car, I intend to perform my first service at some point next month. I had a garage last month, fit a new timing belt/water pump and new front brakes (too difficult for me to attempt), so at present I am trying to figure out the precise filters etc I need for my car. Thank you for the videos, such a blessing to have come across them. I will be buying you a coffee for sure. Out of curiosity, where did you buy the servicing parts, filters etc?

[@gilberesrepairs]

@@mfree9202 Thanks for your glowing comment 🙏 If you’re going to do the service on your car, just take on one job at a time and take your time (there’s no rush) and do a thorough job 👍 The fuel filter can be a smelly job, and don’t forget the cleanliness required!! I get my parts from a small parts shop local to me in Plymouth (try to support the small business). When i use a larger supplier, i tend to use GSF. I stay away from Euro Car Parts 😉 Sandy.

[@JAYPCARS]

Nice and simple!

[@gilberesrepairs]

Nice easy one to finish the series 👍