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anyone retro fitted a front armrest?

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x5pea:
i got an arm rest with an interior i bought and fitted it my self, pretty easy i didnt bother with the ducting as it wasnt present when i fitted mine. There isnt a lot of room in there tbh, presume you would have to remove the centre console which is a bit of a pain the first time you do it as theres a load of hidden screws , defo worth reading the how to on vortex.

celica:

--- Quote from: tom619 on April 26, 2009, 04:28:15 pm ---im also looking at installing the armrest in my golf read the guide but would want the rear vents to work ideally anyone else got an idea of how to retro fit them? rather not pay £200 for the armrest then £200 for fitting!

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i agree

i've heard vw can charge upto £1k!!!

deccae:

--- Quote from: celica on April 26, 2009, 06:22:52 pm ---
--- Quote from: tom619 on April 26, 2009, 04:28:15 pm ---im also looking at installing the armrest in my golf read the guide but would want the rear vents to work ideally anyone else got an idea of how to retro fit them? rather not pay £200 for the armrest then £200 for fitting!

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i agree

i've heard vw can charge upto £1k!!!

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If Vw are charging upto £1000 to fit. Then £200 seems like a bargain.
I've seen pictures of the install to get rear vents working and the car looks
a mess during the process. I didn't want to take on such a job. Its upto 4 hours to do i read somewhere.
And knowing my luck something would get broken. If you've got leather you need to by the armrest pad separately.   

celica:
i think the leather is also another £80
so even just for armrest (not connecting rear vents) is close to £300 in parts

Moschops:
It's rapidily becoming an expensive retro fit.. :sad:

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