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Re: Caddys in the mags

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done it last night

mods this month.....bonnet insulation, front fog lamps and the side rail cover

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Lookin good bud, look forward to gettin mine now.
Was there much involved in fitting?
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Doc wrote:Lookin good bud, look forward to gettin mine now.
Was there much involved in fitting?

parts needed.....1xcover..get it painted
1x rail...this needs to be modified by making and fitting a bracket to line up with the holes in the new cover trim and fixing it to the new rail ( do this on the bench before attempting to fit )
1x clip...part number 7HO-843-658-A

tools..... various handtools,plus a number 5 and 8 multispline

1, open sliding door and remove rail fixing screw that's inside the sliding door shut
2, close sliding door and remove trimboard
3, remove centre sliding roller bolts inside the door ( 8 multispline )
4, from outside carefully open sliding door while supporting it's weight, open slightly and remove roller, reshut sliding door back on striker.
5, remove small plastic trim on rear of rail, just pull off from rear
6, remove the rest of the rail fixings

refit in reverse order

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Thanks bud, didn't know about the clip, gonna hafta order that while mine is being painted, hat part is the clip for?
Did you get a new rail or just use your own, I might get one from a breakers and have it all ready to fit.
Seen one of my mates has a sportline spoiler today, he had no problem ordering it, no 20 questions or sportline chassis number needed.
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Doc wrote:Thanks bud, didn't know about the clip, gonna hafta order that while mine is being painted, hat part is the clip for?
Did you get a new rail or just use your own, I might get one from a breakers and have it all ready to fit.
Seen one of my mates has a sportline spoiler today, he had no problem ordering it, no 20 questions or sportline chassis number needed.
Hi Doc, the clip is for the cover at the rear end and clips into the body in the hole vacated by the small plastic trim, I bought a new rail because there are two spot welded brackets with special clips already on it, but it still needs modifing with a bracket, I can't find anything original on the VW parts fische so I had to make one. :oops:
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Was that rail included in the £26 part?
Have you a part number for it otherwise?
This could turn out to be expensive. :(
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rail part number 2K0843871J - LH Rail - £21.14


not a bad price :)

worth it for tidying the side
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Thanks Salty
O.K. so it seems you need
Part 2KO-843-795-A..Rail cover (unpainted)
2KO-843-871-J..Rail
7HO-843-658-A..Rear clip
also one home made clip
Did this all come to £26.00 (plus painting?)
Will be ringing my dealer tomorrow if so
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tommyzooom wrote:Thanks Salty
O.K. so it seems you need
Part 2KO-843-795-A..Rail cover (unpainted)
2KO-843-871-J..Rail
7HO-843-658-A..Rear clip
also one home made clip
Did this all come to £26.00 (plus painting?)
Will be ringing my dealer tomorrow if so

cover = £26
rail = £21
clip = can't remember, had to buy a packet so got loads of spares
home made bracket = years of experience of making things ;)
paint = working in the right place :mrgreen:
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Phoned the dealer today to order all the bits, They are on back order from Germany :( It'll take about two weeks :( :( .I guess everybody on here ordered a set!!
btw the rear clip was available@0.75p each
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Salty wrote:done it last night

mods this month.....bonnet insulation, front fog lamps and the side rail cover

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hi salty wot size is your wheels
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dan81 wrote:


hi salty wot size is your wheels


17x 7.5 I think
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Just an update on the side rail, Have fitted mine now,
I saw a caddy life in the showroom and investigated the mysterious front clip! It appears to be pressed metal and is part of the side panel!!!!, certainly nothing that can be ordered separately
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