Skoda Fabia petrol & diesel (May 07-14) Haynes Repair Manual (Paperback)

Grandson #2 has just Bought a Skoda Fabia. You tube as a source of car repair data is known to him but he was delighted to receive the Haynes(famous name) manual - bedtime reading?

Needed this as no manual with car when bought thankyou

very handy to have although there are a few essentials missing and pictures could have been clearer

Seems that only paperback versions are available these days, and the quality of the paper is cheap and flimsy. Looks and feels like low quality recycled paper.There are fewer assembly drawings, and the photographs are, for the most part not very clear or easy to interpret.I am disappointed at just how much standards have slipped since I bought my first Haynes manual.

Needed to replace a electric and heated wing mirror. The book has all the information I needed to take the door panels off, remove and replace the wing mirror. Turned a £300-£400 pound job into £130 for the replacement mirror and a couple of hours of my time - more than paid for itself!

It helped me fix my skoda

this is just the best guide for car maintainence

I had to buy this Haynes manual as it includes the 1.2TDI engine version for my Seat Ibiza. (Haynes do a Seat Ibiza manual but it does not include the 1.2TDI engine). Anyway, this manual answered my questions.On the more positive side, Haynes manuals remain a good starting place. Its still worth the money to have a reference manual in the garage when working under the bonnet. However, they are being overtaken by the web and I would pay extra for a hardback version. This softback version wont easily stay open when on the bench.