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Got a spare key created and coded in.
The single key it came with works ok but looks to have had a hard life.
New one coded in by a mobile key coder.
He definitely took it all very seriously when here.
I did think it would have been a much quicker / easier job.
All done and a nice shiney new key created.
Definitely worthwhile doing if you've no spare.
The single key it came with works ok but looks to have had a hard life.
New one coded in by a mobile key coder.
He definitely took it all very seriously when here.
I did think it would have been a much quicker / easier job.
All done and a nice shiney new key created.
Definitely worthwhile doing if you've no spare.
Edited by Deep Thought on Friday 19th July 14:43
The Cardinal said:
Although the supply of compact diesels (if not demand) is dying out quickly, there's still a lot of merit in a Golf TDI in 2024. Especially one that's being made over.
Here's another take on the same concept, my slightly improved 2016 GTD:
Very nice!Here's another take on the same concept, my slightly improved 2016 GTD:
Yes, i think in the medium to long term, the diesel compact 5 door will have had its day.
There is currently still demand for them - particularly outside of cities. Here in NI a compact diesel of some sort is still a go to choice for many.
The buttons were looking quite worn on the original remote, so found an ebay seller who does the little rubber pads.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/324522824039
5 mins converted it from this....
to this....
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/324522824039
5 mins converted it from this....
to this....
Just another little update.
The rear vents in the car had taken a battering over the years, as had the plastic surround and the arm rest. The original owner was a surveyor so lots of equipment being thrown in to the back seats took their toll.
It seems other people have had similar wear on this / have broken the vents so i ordered up a new vents / plastics surround set off of ebay for £42.00 delivered.
The arm rest also had got frayed so a seconf hand one for £30 on ebay was ordered.
Feels like a nice little update. Wasnt a fortune but helped to sort out a badly battered area.
Before....
During....
After....
The rear vents in the car had taken a battering over the years, as had the plastic surround and the arm rest. The original owner was a surveyor so lots of equipment being thrown in to the back seats took their toll.
It seems other people have had similar wear on this / have broken the vents so i ordered up a new vents / plastics surround set off of ebay for £42.00 delivered.
The arm rest also had got frayed so a seconf hand one for £30 on ebay was ordered.
Feels like a nice little update. Wasnt a fortune but helped to sort out a badly battered area.
Before....
During....
After....
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