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  • #16
    Originally posted by Roman_G View Post
    Thanks Lucas! Gets better - I called Capalaba Volkswagen with the part number to see if I could get it from them. They were surprised I knew the part number. Turns out they keep them in stock because there is a recall on those at the moment! Mine is a 2015 Golf 92kw TSI and it qualified, got booked in for free this week. Not sure what the criteria is, they checked my rego. Otherwise the part is $82
    I had mine replaced by the dealer as part of the recall when I had mine serviced last, pity they dripped glue on the driver's seat side bolster when they fitted it.
    Indium Grey Golf 7.5 Alltrack 135tdi Premium - all options

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Rooboy View Post
      I had mine replaced by the dealer as part of the recall when I had mine serviced last, pity they dripped glue on the driver's seat side bolster when they fitted it.
      Why would they even need glue? Its a clip-in part, no glue required. This is why I avoid the dealership at all costs.
      2017 Ford Fiesta ST the go kart

      2015 Audi SQ5 bi-turbo V6 TDI family hauler

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      • #18
        Seems like a common problem for Mk7. I found one selling $50 for RHD on eBay. There are only LHD chrome trims on AliExpress.
        RHD Volkswagen VW Golf MK7 7 7.5 DSG Centre Console Gearshift Chrome Trim R GTI | eBay

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        • #19
          I took my 2018 7.5 R in today to the dealer to investigate a Park Assist error and they replaced mine while it was there as part of the recall - no cost obviously.
          Current ride - Golf R 7.5 DAP, Sunroof, Dynaudio, DSG

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          • #20
            I had the silver trim cut my hand earlier this year so I took it in (7.5 Alltrack) and they replaced it under warranty, but I was bemused as I got in my car and noticed it wasn't applied properly, just popping up on the right side, but I didn't bother raising it as 2 people saw it before giving me my car back so I figured they didn't really care if they didn't do it properly. I investigated myself and noticed the plastic latches are extremely brittle anyway so it's not surprising it doesn't stay down.

            Anyway, I took my car for a full service last month and they replaced it again and this time it was flush, but I stuffed it up by playing with it out of curiosity and it doesn't stay down now, silly me. I was recommended to use something like Loctite or a glue to keep it down, would that be sensible? Has anyone else resorted to that?

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            • #21
              Originally posted by RUMHAM View Post
              I was recommended to use something like Loctite or a glue to keep it down, would that be sensible? Has anyone else resorted to that?
              I would only use a temporary glue (eg BluTac). If you use a permanent glue you may have trouble accessing the gear lever assembly (eg for the fix for the "place in Park" issue), and you may cause further damage trying to remove the trim any time in the future.
              2017 MY18 Golf R 7.5 Wolfsburg wagon (boring white) delivered 21 Sep 2017, 2008 Octavia vRS wagon 2.0 TFSI 6M (bright yellow), 2006 T5 Transporter van 2.5 TDI 6M (gone but not forgotten).

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              • #22
                I had mine replaced for the exact same reason here in NZ with a stainless steel one. This was down for free as it was a recall.

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