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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: Dave_IOW on 15 November 2013, 01:33
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Where to get these from for reasonable money?
Looked on Heritage and they are £80, that's rather expensive..
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Could do with one of these myself , rear footwells are Getting rather wet now :(
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I've looked for ages and 80 seems the going rate :sick:
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Buy genuine or contact classic parts.de where they come from.
cheap ones fall to bits
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Buy genuine or contact classic parts.de where they come from.
cheap ones fall to bits
Cheers pal :afro:
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Tiger Seal. Sorted :whistle:
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...just replaced my seal today with an alternative , fingers crossed it works :undecided:
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anyone got the part number for an original seal, as dave hasnt asked yet :rolleyes:
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Reference OE/OEM Number: 321 877 209A
Classic Car Part: Yes Other Part Number: 127429CA
Dealers quoted me at £62.47 inc vat :lipsrsealed:
Chuff that price was last February 2013 I'm sure its gone up though!
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cheers jay, off to germany i go ............................ :lipsrsealed:
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cheers jay, off to germany i go ............................ :lipsrsealed:
I could only get 10% off that price @ at £56.24 all in!
Well I did over 1000 miles to pick a car in Italy said it all TBF.
I remember buying 20l in Calais of Mobil one for half the price, Euro rate was good back then.
I have though about contacting a VW dealer in Calais at some point myself :grin:
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wonder what vw prices are like in ruski :whistle:
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wonder what vw prices are like in ruski :whistle:
Bring back some vodka it will pay for the seal :evil:
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I don't have an original to hand to measure, but could one of the side seals from woolies trim work?
http://www.woolies-trim.co.uk/c-37-side-seals.aspx
Even the most expensive is only £11ish a meter, and you need ~2.5m for a mk2.
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Think they're all too big, but good idea!
I've blown the front two drain holes out, to try and stop any coming down into the cabin.
Can you access the rear drain holes through the sunroof itself? If not, anybody know where they are supposed to come out? Pressumably in the wheel arch somewhere?
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They do a 6mm rubber edge seal that might be small enough. Otherwise give them a call, they may be able to source something that isnt listed on their site.
As for the rear drain holes. They exist at the rear corners, coming inside to behind the roof lining, where a plastic pipe is attached which leads away to the rear arches. Unless you want to pull the roof lining down you may be best trying to "rod" the pipes from the rear arches. I need to get mk mk2 into the garage this evening, if I remember I shall try to get photos of where they come out for you.
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For the sake of 15quid I might give it a go an let you all know.
Having said that my seal isn't too bad yet, so taking it off might be a mistake ...
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Market Deeping will find out the name but I got a full boot rubber there....good price :wink:
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Also looking to get a sunroof seal...That's where I've been advised to go :/
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i have fitted the woolies part no.113 to mine (great people to deal with very friendly & helpful)
.. BUT although it is water tight ,the fit is not exactly that of the original
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i have fitted the woolies part no.113 to mine (great people to deal with very friendly & helpful)
.. BUT although it is water tight ,the fit is not exactly that of the original
How awful does it look? Pics?
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I got one from these guys in Germany a few years ago, it hasn't fallen to bits yet
http://www.typ-17.de/product_info.php/info/p16836_Sunroof-Seal-Golf-MK1-MK2.html (http://www.typ-17.de/product_info.php/info/p16836_Sunroof-Seal-Golf-MK1-MK2.html)