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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: Phil mcavity on 28 February 2007, 20:37
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anyone else got signs on water or condensation inside their spoiler brake light???, has anyone removed theirs? if so , how easy is it, screwed on , or is it just stuck on and risky to remove myself?
cheers peeps
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anyone else got signs on water or condensation inside their spoiler brake light???,
Not in mine, and it regularly gets jet washed! :smug:
has anyone removed theirs?
Nope, not me.
if so , how easy is it, screwed on , or is it just stuck on and risky to remove myself?
:nerd: linky: http://volkswagen.msk.ru/body/g5/g5_66-05.pdf, as found in my thread with a catchy title "Free Golf V workshop manuals", found here: http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=54324. :wink:
HTH
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ok thanks for the link, but i dont know what font thats in cus it looks like eygptian hieroglyphics when i attempt to read ANY of those manual links. UNREADABLE!!!!!!! :angry:
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ok thanks for the link, but i dont know what font thats in cus it looks like eygptian hieroglyphics when i attempt to read ANY of those manual links. UNREADABLE!!!!!!! :angry:
PMSL - what web browser are you using? What PDF reader too? I'm using IE6 and AbobeReader 6, and they are all perfic' :wink:
I've just downloaded again, and HRH couldn't have typed it any clearler. :grin:
Oh, BTW, checked again first thing this morning, and I did find a tiny amount of internal condensation. Had to look really hard, mine dew! SWMBO has car today, so I'll have another look over the w/e.
Rgds
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I heard somewhere the eye level lights are glued in place.
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Phil on my older MK5 GTI (just traded for the ED30) condensation was always there in the winter months - drove me mad also :huh:
Only in the warmer weather did it go - never did work out how to take it apart.
It was annoying though - new ED30 hasn't done it yet :smiley: