I'm still relatively new to 166 ownership and have a question.
Whenever I click the remote to open the boot it 'opens' but I have to raise the actual bootlid ...
I'm still relatively new to 166 ownership and have a question.
Whenever I click the remote to open the boot it 'opens' but I have to raise the actual bootlid myself. Is it meant to open automatically with the hydraulic lifters?
I was driving a (horrible) passat, and the bootlid opened up fully as soon as I opened it from inside the car. I couldn't get out fast enough to lower it again before about 20l of rain soaked everything inside. My advice: don't do it.
Also the open mechanism is quite complex and the gas struts arent at an Ideal angel. So how much force dose the strut need to provide to open the boot?
perhaps the current arrangement is more dignified then.
alternatively you could use the catapult like force to fire missiles at passing german cars or midgets (no offence to any midgets out there I'm only 5'5 myself)
just read that back to my wife and she pointed out that a) it was unfair to midgets and b) i didn't mean to say firing at midgets but using them as missiles.
just read that back to my wife and she pointed out that a) it was unfair to midgets and b) i didn't mean to say firing at midgets but using them as missiles.
Due to there not being a 'handle' of sorts, you therefore you have to grab the boot under the bottom lip to lift it, I can't help but think the paint will wear thin pretty damn quick.....like someone else said its a heavy old bootlid.
Due to there not being a 'handle' of sorts, you therefore you have to grab the boot under the bottom lip to lift it, I can't help but think the paint will wear thin pretty damn quick.....like someone else said its a heavy old bootlid.