MkIV Golf side light bulb replacement
Discussion
Evening,
Can anyone shed any light on this (haha) please as I have sliced my fingers trying to twist/pull the little chap out.
All the other bulbs, although an exercise in digital dexterity, are pretty easy to work out in a Krapton Fictor way. The sidelight unfortunately seems to have beaten me.
Many thanks,
Can anyone shed any light on this (haha) please as I have sliced my fingers trying to twist/pull the little chap out.
All the other bulbs, although an exercise in digital dexterity, are pretty easy to work out in a Krapton Fictor way. The sidelight unfortunately seems to have beaten me.
Many thanks,
IIRC it's easier to remove the front bumper to change the bulbs. YES I know! OMG!! lol
check www.uk-mkivs.net to be sure though
check www.uk-mkivs.net to be sure though
I tried to change the sidelight bulb on my wife's Galaxy (a VW design) where the whole light needs to be removed and ended up trapping my thumb so gave up with much swearing & cursing.
The car was in for service shortly afterwards so I asked them to do it, they charged me the price of a bulb (58p) but I suppose if I had just taken it there for a new bulb then it'd be at least a tenner?
But what a piss-poor design........
The car was in for service shortly afterwards so I asked them to do it, they charged me the price of a bulb (58p) but I suppose if I had just taken it there for a new bulb then it'd be at least a tenner?
But what a piss-poor design........
Edited by catso on Wednesday 4th April 13:37
unless you have really tiny hands, its best to remove the bumper, once removed its pretty easy
should take you no more than 10 minutes to remove the bumper if you have done it a couple of times, dont even need to jack the car up. but be prepared to get dirty as theres screws underneath.
http://uk-mkvs.net/forums/thread/8509
thats a good thread, shows where all the screws are
hafizur
should take you no more than 10 minutes to remove the bumper if you have done it a couple of times, dont even need to jack the car up. but be prepared to get dirty as theres screws underneath.
http://uk-mkvs.net/forums/thread/8509
thats a good thread, shows where all the screws are
hafizur
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