My random posting about minor irritations...

[TagnuT]

or making the 1  2  3 in bigger numbers would of been nice!

In D no problem but if you used the paddles or dropped it into S mode that would be spot on

[Hurdy]

Oh forgot one other minor irritation.............having to cope with boy racers next to me, revving their fcuking engines at the traffic lights in their 1.2 corsas/saxo's/fiestas

[Teutonic_Tamer]

Oh forgot one other minor irritation.............having to cope with boy racers next to me, revving their fcuking engines at the traffic lights in their 1.2 corsas/saxo's/fiestas

Yeah, but you just leave them floundering in your wake when the lights change! 

[joesgti]

having to press open on the key twice to open the passanger door, how stupid and having to hold the lock button to put up the windows, ( im sorry but if your gonna lock the car your not gonna want to leave the windows open are u, it should do it automatically)

[Teutonic_Tamer]

having to press open on the key twice to open the passanger door, how stupid

Erm, that is quite a sensible "anti-car-jack" function.  The first press unlocks just the drivers door, and the second unlocks the boot and the remaining doors.  If you don't like it that way, you can go back to the single push to unlock all, via the highline 'puter, a mate with VAG-COM, or a trip to the stealer.

and having to hold the lock button to put up the windows, ( im sorry but if your gonna lock the car your not gonna want to leave the windows open are u, it should do it automatically)

Why?  If I'm parked on a secure car park on a hot sunny day, or if someone has left a pet in the car, it is perfectly reasonable to leave the windows open.  You simply release your "hold" on the button when they have reached a desired opening. 

[joesgti]

having to press open on the key twice to open the passanger door, how stupid

Erm, that is quite a sensible "anti-car-jack" function.  The first press unlocks just the drivers door, and the second unlocks the boot and the remaining doors.  If you don't like it that way, you can go back to the single push to unlock all, via the highline 'puter, a mate with VAG-COM, or a trip to the stealer.

and having to hold the lock button to put up the windows, ( im sorry but if your gonna lock the car your not gonna want to leave the windows open are u, it should do it automatically)

Why?  If I'm parked on a secure car park on a hot sunny day, or if someone has left a pet in the car, it is perfectly reasonable to leave the windows open.  You simply release your "hold" on the button when they have reached a desired opening. 

sunny england?? :huh:lol

also who lets pets in their gti 

didnt know you can get the one press button though, i dont know about you TT but theres not many car jackers where i live 

[Russ.C]

also who lets pets in their gti 

Me!! My labrador comes to work with me every day in the boot! 

[Russ.C]

I just thought of something that annoys me.... the way you have to 'park' the wipers before you can lift them away from the windscreen - already scratched the bonnet when I accidently hit the wiper stalk when I was cleaning 

And another thing, the wobbly headlamp washer jet that I keep catching when washing - think thats a warranty issue on the first service though..

We GTI owners are SO particular!! 

[Hurdy]

having to press open on the key twice to open the passanger door, how stupid

Erm, that is quite a sensible "anti-car-jack" function.  The first press unlocks just the drivers door, and the second unlocks the boot and the remaining doors.  If you don't like it that way, you can go back to the single push to unlock all, via the highline 'puter, a mate with VAG-COM, or a trip to the stealer.

and having to hold the lock button to put up the windows, ( im sorry but if your gonna lock the car your not gonna want to leave the windows open are u, it should do it automatically)

Why?  If I'm parked on a secure car park on a hot sunny day, or if someone has left a pet in the car, it is perfectly reasonable to leave the windows open.  You simply release your "hold" on the button when they have reached a desired opening. 

sunny england?? :huh:lol

also who lets pets in their gti 

didnt know you can get the one press button though, i dont know about you TT but theres not many car jackers where i live 

Where I work we have had a couple of attempted car jackings. Usually they nudge your rear bumper at the lights and then ask you to take a look at the damage. Both times it failed and one guy even turned around and chased the guy onto the pavement in his car

[joesgti]

having to press open on the key twice to open the passanger door, how stupid

Erm, that is quite a sensible "anti-car-jack" function.  The first press unlocks just the drivers door, and the second unlocks the boot and the remaining doors.  If you don't like it that way, you can go back to the single push to unlock all, via the highline 'puter, a mate with VAG-COM, or a trip to the stealer.

and having to hold the lock button to put up the windows, ( im sorry but if your gonna lock the car your not gonna want to leave the windows open are u, it should do it automatically)

Why?  If I'm parked on a secure car park on a hot sunny day, or if someone has left a pet in the car, it is perfectly reasonable to leave the windows open.  You simply release your "hold" on the button when they have reached a desired opening. 

sunny england?? :huh:lol

also who lets pets in their gti 

didnt know you can get the one press button though, i dont know about you TT but theres not many car jackers where i live 

Where I work we have had a couple of attempted car jackings. Usually they nudge your rear bumper at the lights and then ask you to take a look at the damage. Both times it failed and one guy even turned around and chased the guy onto the pavement in his car

should get your self over to the red rose county then haha