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Post26-10-2003, 14:22    Subject: Broken Wheel Part: Get Help Now! Quote

Hello.

Yesterday, I put winter tires on my Golf IV TDI, and as it was nicely jacked up in front of me, something very strange caught my attention... There's a metal bracket attached to the left front wheel, pointing towards the brake disc. But there's nothing at that spot on the right side! What is this part for? Did I lose it? Or was it never there? Do I need to have it repaired? Hmm...
I took some photos of it and I'm adding them here...
thank you very much..

cYa nxs


Here's the thing... that shiny object stands out.
from nearby icon_biggrin.gif
icon_rolleyes.gif icon_rolleyes.gif and here it is missing!!!!!


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Post26-10-2003, 14:42    Subject: Broken Wheel Part: Get Help Now! Quote

Don't worry, that's perfectly fine. I'm not exactly sure what it is for (mine has xenon headlights, so there's a lot of stuff in the left wheel well that isn't present on the right side), but it definitely doesn't have anything to do with the suspension. It's probably just a bracket for a sensor or something like that...


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Post26-10-2003, 15:22    Subject: Broken Wheel Part: Get Help Now! Quote

This is the holder for the brake pad wear indicator!
It is only available on one page!

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Christian.


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Post26-10-2003, 21:29    Subject: Broken Wheel Part: Get Help Now! Quote

"That's great news; I was hoping that would be the case, but I feared I might be wrong. But with Volkswagen, you have to expect anything. A sensor is cheaper than two... hopefully, it will reabsorb symmetrically now!"


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Post27-10-2003, 3:28    Subject: Broken Wheel Part: Get Help Now! Quote

Phew... well, now I'm relieved again... and hopefully won't have any nightmares. *grin* I thought I might have to go back to my trusted VW dealer, who would then install a new mass airflow sensor for a whopping 300 euros. *grumble*

Thank you.


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