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This is probably a dumb question, but has anyone removed the door lock pins of their mk4 golf? Do you just pull them out or is there a technique?
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They should unscrew.
You might need the assistance of some pliers, though.'07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
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v5 Bora/Indigo Blue/Remus sports exhaust/JOM coilovers/Lots of DIY bits and Pieces/Comment
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Cool...thanks guys...I'll see how I go
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Do those lock pins actually serve any purpose except to pinch your arm?Comment
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To teach you that driving with your arm resting on the door is not a good thing to be doing?Originally posted by Wighty654 View PostNothing to see here...Comment
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Leaving your house on a beautiful day to head into the office is "not a good thing to be doing" but we all do it.Originally posted by Manaz View Post
With regards to the lock pins, can't say that the've bovered me.Mk IV Golf GTI - BMP - GIAC chip, R32 wheels, KW coilovers, rear swaybar.
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I've never been a big fan of rotors, or really Japanese cars in general, so my choice would have to be..... an RX-8.Comment
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