Parcel shelf problems...

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Goosey
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Parcel shelf problems...

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I've broken one of my parcel shelf things...hmm you know the little nobbly things on the tailgate that hold the chord! Bad design fault or what! I think the whole inside rear tailgate section will need replacing! Any ideas? :roll:
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Post by dino »

Have you got the little bit still :?:

Superglue :?:
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Unfortunatly not, I can't find it anywhere.... :(
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Post by veedub-ally »

I've broken one of my parcel shelf things...hmm you know the little nobbly things on the tailgate that hold the chord! Bad design fault or what! I think the whole inside rear tailgate section will need replacing! Any ideas? Rolling Eyes
This happened to me on my last Polo. Fortunately it was still under warranty as I couldn't go down Dino's suggested route - like you there was no sign of the little bit that broke off! The garage replaced the whole interior section under warranty. Sorry I don't know the cost. Apparently it is a common fault.

Unfortunately...... my new 9N3 still has the same design flaw.... :?
algenon_iii
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Post by algenon_iii »

Well I managed to snap off both of the lugs (or whatever they're called) in my polo, luckily managed to find both of them though.

So anyone got any good recomendations for a decent glue to stick them back on with?

Talk about p*** poor design...
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Post by panda »

one of mine has done this, was like that when I bought the car. I've noticed the mk4 golf has better ones and they're screw in as far as I can see, so i'm gonna do that.
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Post by M7 »

mine broke off too and no sign of the bit that dropped off :(
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Post by algenon_iii »

Well decided to use some high viscosity superglue type stuff and it seems to done the job of sticking them back on.

Have to say I was lucky to find the thingies that had broken off, one was in the boot and took a bit of finding and the other was eventually found on the driveway.
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