Will this work to remove triple square door latch bolt on a VW?
1832260
I don't know what size bolt you have on a VW but I can tell you this worked great to remove an oil plug from a ford escape. I used a torque wrench and this set and it was more than enough to remove the bolt by hand.
1832261
I apologize for answering late, but, unfortunately, I cannot say for sure that the product will work for you. However, in my experience, the product worked really well for a bolt that I tried just about everything else on save for taking to a shop. Even if they didn't work for your one bolt, having them in your toolkit could really come in handy one day, and it's still cheaper than taking it to an auto shop.
122112
I think it should work. You will need to put soe sort of handle on the door that is accepting the bolt.
824941
Check with your local auto parts store, they are more than willing to help. I don't know about your application, but it works on my 99vw beetle.
919269
If your compressor has 2 belts no, if 1 belt probably. VW used several types. All mount differently so if mounts match probably but if you still are not sure double check with dealer. My beetle is 2.5. We have 2liter jetta and tdi that this will work on so I would expect it to work on 1.8 Please do more homework to be sure. Hope it helps
1533858
It should work ,make sure not to use the washer the tool came with ,enstead replace it with laser washer and tighten the bolt and your good to go!
1530643
I'm not sure if VW has different CD changers, but I bought it for the 2004 beetle. Therefore I'd expect that it should work for you.
347997
Not sure, I only tested it on a Honda Civic, 4-door, 2003, which worked great. I expect them to be similar enough system that it *might* work? The price is cheap enough that it might be worth a try (after all, it's not one of those $100 German car remote)?
2224720
Yes, this should do the trick. Use the size that's almost, but a tad bit smaller, than the bolt you're attempting to extract.
1473432
if your switch is " vw 1J4 9590857" yes!! is necessary to remove the old part and take a look in the white label where the connector is located, or how many pins have, the picture looks like your part?? I believe is universal for all the models
1627542
yes this will as long as you have a Full hatch door in the back this will work... I used strong magnets ( 4) the size of a dime found at Home Depot. these magnets work nice to pull the edges tight where needed.
267265
I have 3 across in my Mercedes S class sedan. It is difficult to do, but we have had to put them in and take them out multiple times. Again, it will work, but hard to do. It works best if you keep them very loose to buckle them all in and then tighten.
1425041
Easy answer is Yes. Just be warned that there are absolutely no insides to the key and the way vw works they order keys based on your vin. They won't add the security system to the empty shell. Either be sure you can get the one out of the old key or just order a new one straight from Volkswagen.
1386683
Sandy, I think it would work great. I am using mine for the spring covers on old vw bug seats. It seems to me to be good stuff. Dave W.
1673886
This will fit a VW Golf 5 door which I assume would be a 4 door hatch, unless you have the wagon model.
165392
if the hole in the tripletree is I/2 inch it should fit it comes with 1/2 inch bolts.
1846594
I doubt it. This is made specifically for thin camper doors. I think you would have better luck with a household stormdoor latch.
1539089
Not sure what you mean, they're Triple Square Spline bits, some 1/4" drive, some 3/8" drive. I bought them to remove the caliper bolts from a Volkswagen Jetta, apparently Volkswagen is a fan of this type of bit. I see in the description it has listed "Tamper Proof" for some sizes but I'm not sure what applications those have.