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I fixed this on Liam's GTI last weekend, just take the switches in the doors that have a bazillion years of crud/rust/etc and clean the contacts with some sand paper and spray it all with contact cleaner. For the effort it is very rewarding.
I fixed this on Liam's GTI last weekend, just take the switches in the doors that have a bazillion years of crud/rust/etc and clean the contacts with some sand paper and spray it all with contact cleaner. For the effort it is very rewarding.
my car has been sitting since 2004 from what i can tell, so i m guessing with me using it daily for 3 weeks loosened it up
Its great though, never had a working interior light in a golf!
It took me a day, but I finally replaced the electric aerial on the Cabrio. I thought I'd be clever and nip off the old antenna wire, attach the new one with duct tape and pull it through from the dash. Didn't work. It follows some mysterious path after it goes through the firewall. The old wire snapped halfway. After much cursing and swearing, I managed to elongate the hole (from the dash side) and get the new one through. Everything works like a charm now. Back to original. Very happy.
New set of rims, replaced bent bumper, Started on some minor body work, replace brake light fuse and fit new rear tail light. Just brought heaps of parts of ebay too. Got a front chin, gear linkage replacement kit, wheel spacers, and bbs badges for my rims. lol
Did you file down the protruding lugs on the barrel or did you take the lugs out and rearrange them so they didn't protrude? If it was the former then you'll find the old key will still work and a whole lot of other keys will now open your doors.
Did you file down the protruding lugs on the barrel or did you take the lugs out and rearrange them so they didn't protrude? If it was the former then you'll find the old key will still work and a whole lot of other keys will now open your doors.
Hahaha, yeah filing down the tumblers is a baaaad idea.
Did you file down the protruding lugs on the barrel or did you take the lugs out and rearrange them so they didn't protrude? If it was the former then you'll find the old key will still work and a whole lot of other keys will now open your doors.
re-arranged them
I have about 12 odd golf keys, and none open the doors besides the 1
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