I hate VWs
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My girl has a Jetta, and the other day she calls me freaking out because her door lock cylinder just started spinning with the key in it and she had an assignment that was due soon which was in the car. The lock cylinder then just pops out.
It's the only keyhole on the entire car. German engineering? ---- that they're only good for funny commercials. Ended up having AAA send a crazy old man from the local key shop to slim jim it open. He smelled funny but he was good ----.
Later the "power" locks stop working. I realized that they aren't really power locks at all, but a terrific pneumatic system with air tubes running all over the place to open the locks. That's gonna be fun to troubleshoot.
At least it's a V6 so it's not a total turd, but I still hate VWs.
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It's the only keyhole on the entire car. German engineering? ---- that they're only good for funny commercials. Ended up having AAA send a crazy old man from the local key shop to slim jim it open. He smelled funny but he was good ----.
Later the "power" locks stop working. I realized that they aren't really power locks at all, but a terrific pneumatic system with air tubes running all over the place to open the locks. That's gonna be fun to troubleshoot.
At least it's a V6 so it's not a total turd, but I still hate VWs.
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Originally Posted by jagojon3
My girl has a Jetta, and the other day she calls me freaking out because her door lock cylinder just started spinning with the key in it and she had an assignment that was due soon which was in the car. The lock cylinder then just pops out.
It's the only keyhole on the entire car. German engineering? ---- that they're only good for funny commercials. Ended up having AAA send a crazy old man from the local key shop to slim jim it open. He smelled funny but he was good ----.
Later the "power" locks stop working. I realized that they aren't really power locks at all, but a terrific pneumatic system with air tubes running all over the place to open the locks. That's gonna be fun to troubleshoot.
At least it's a V6 so it's not a total turd, but I still hate VWs.
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It's the only keyhole on the entire car. German engineering? ---- that they're only good for funny commercials. Ended up having AAA send a crazy old man from the local key shop to slim jim it open. He smelled funny but he was good ----.
Later the "power" locks stop working. I realized that they aren't really power locks at all, but a terrific pneumatic system with air tubes running all over the place to open the locks. That's gonna be fun to troubleshoot.
At least it's a V6 so it's not a total turd, but I still hate VWs.
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I heard using half a tennis ball over the lock mechanism. When compressed activates the pneumatic locking mechanism, fooling it into opening the central locking.
I know this worked on mercedes and some vw's possibly including the jetta?
I know this worked on mercedes and some vw's possibly including the jetta?
jon, don't you remember the post I made about two months ago about vw's. this entire site whole heartedledy agrees that volkswagons ------- suck and their owners should be shot in the face and then stabbed in the back with a pitchfork.
Originally Posted by 98redcavz24
jon, don't you remember the post I made about two months ago about vw's. this entire site whole heartedledy agrees that volkswagons ------- suck and their owners should be shot in the face and then stabbed in the back with a pitchfork.


