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The cluster of offside rear lights has come away and is just hanging loose. The plastic cover that goes over the opening keeps the cluster in but I need to secure the cluster back in place. Is this an easy fix?
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2010 | Mk 6 | Golf GTI | DSG | black | 18" Detroit's | MDI -
The whole thing is held in place by a plastic nut that is in the boot behind the carpet. You need small hands to get in and replace/tighten the nut back on to the plastic bolt which is on the back of your light cluster.
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I may have described it wrong but the lights I'm referring to are in the hatch not the body. Hope this is clearer.2010 | Mk 6 | Golf GTI | DSG | black | 18" Detroit's | MDIComment
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It's a while since I've owned a Mk 6, but I think they just clip in.
Have to be aligned just right, then it's easy.Comment
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