« Reply #5 on: 16 January 2010, 12:31 »
VW dealers don't want you modifying your cars in that way as they would have to sort of guarantee the work. A VW specialist would probably be a different matter, they'd be the sort of people who'd have a go.
If VW sold a specific kit for retro fitting, then we'd get a bit of joy out of dealers. Some dealers would have brave and interested enough techies to try it, but their bosses wouldn't want the responsibility without some sort of VW approval.

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