Skoda 5E5 061 162 Instructions page 7

Plastic boot dish
Order no. 5E5 061 162 – for ŠKODA OCTAVIA HATCH vehicles with a
solid floor.
Order no. 5E9 061 162 – for ŠKODA OCTAVIA ESTATE vehicles with a
solid floor or with a variable loading floor. In vehicles with a variable
loading floor, push the dish in as close as possible to the back of
the rear seats.
Order no. 3V5 061 162 – for ŠKODA SUPERB HATCH vehicles with a
solid floor.
Order no. 3V9 061 162 – for ŠKODA SUPERB ESTATE vehicles with
a solid floor.
Order no. 565 061 162 – for the five-seater version of the ŠKODA
KODIAQ with the floor designed to accommodate the spare wheel
and for the variable loading floor.
Not recommended for the seven-seater and five-seater versions
with the basic floor.
Order no. 57A 061 162 – for ŠKODA KAROQ vehicles with a solid
floor.
The aluminium partition is not included in the set but can be or-
dered separately from the ŠKODA Original Accessories range:
Order no. 3T0 017 254 – for the ŠKODA OCTAVIA LIMOUSINE,
OCTAVIA COMBI, SUPERB LIMOUSINE and SUPERB COMBI.
Order no. 565 017 254 – for the ŠKODA KODIAQ, ŠKODA KAROQ.
Note. The figures in the instructions provide general
fitting information.
The instructions provide pictures showing how to fit
and remove the dish in ŠKODA OCTAVIA (5E3) and
OCTAVIA ESTATE (5E5) vehicles. Fitting and removing
the dish in ŠKODA SUPERB (3V3), SUPERB ESTATE
(3V9)and ŠKODA KODIAQ (NS), ŠKODA KAROQ (NU)
vehicles is carried out in the same way as fitting the
dish in ŠKODA OCTAVIA vehicles.
The dish differs only in its design details; the place-
ment in the luggage compartment is the same.
Use and maintenance instructions of the plastic
boot dish
The plastic boot dish serves for protection of the boot against dirt.
Mechanical wear of the plastic boot dish does not deteriorate its
function in any manner whatsoever (i.e. that the warranty does not
apply to any damages caused by usual wear of the dish).
The plastic boot dish is not intended for long-term use. Slight shift
of the booth dish (when loading and unloading transported objects)
might, after some time, cause damage to the neighbour parts (boot
lining). Therefore, if you do not need the boot dish to transport the
objects, we recommend its removal from the boot and storage at a
suitable place.
Clean the plastic boot dish using common cleansing agents for
plastics. In no case use agents containing abrasive solvents.
Push the plastic boot dish into the boot
(Fig. 3, 4 - by the type of the vehicle)
Insert the plastic boot dish into the vehicle boot as shown on rele-
vant figures (Fig. 3 - Octavia Limousine, Fig. 4 - Octavia Combi).
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