How to remove your boot trim
- Thread starter muddyboots
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You might like to add the part number for the trim incase of complete removal disasters...
6L6 867 601 F
6L6 867 601 F
Cheers matey, I'll try and do a few more when I get the time.
BlackFR -> Thanks for the number, I've added it to the page
BlackFR -> Thanks for the number, I've added it to the page
I've checked the price with dlever at IMG Seat and they will do it for 26 quid including p+p.
I missed the colour code off of the part number above though so it should be:
6L6 867 601 F 4w4
Worth getting if yours is holding on by 1 clip and rattling like mad
I missed the colour code off of the part number above though so it should be:
6L6 867 601 F 4w4
Worth getting if yours is holding on by 1 clip and rattling like mad
The neighbours think I'm sad, but I often take photos as I'm doing things.EdButler said:
I hadn't specifically thought of using these photos as a guide until I realised quite a few people would probably be needing to get to their washer pipework...!
Excellent guide.
Just a thought. If the pipe normally comes off the back of the wiper motor, would it be possible, while the trim is off, to cut a hole – say 50mm – in line with the motor and fit a blanking grommit to allow access for a pair of long nosed pliers if the pipe were to come off again. I suppose it wouldn't help if the pipe separates anywhere else but it is just an idea to save having to keep removing the trim.
Just a thought. If the pipe normally comes off the back of the wiper motor, would it be possible, while the trim is off, to cut a hole – say 50mm – in line with the motor and fit a blanking grommit to allow access for a pair of long nosed pliers if the pipe were to come off again. I suppose it wouldn't help if the pipe separates anywhere else but it is just an idea to save having to keep removing the trim.
