MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: bodger00 on January 17, 2011, 08:48:34 pm
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I have heard that this can be done on a Scirocco but can it be done on a MK5 Golf? Anything that makes the car a bit more stable is good news!
Has anyone done this?
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Simple answer, Yes :happy2:
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It works the same on the golf, the other option is to jack up from the sill using a pinch weld jack adaptor Like below
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It works the same on the golf, the other option is to jack up from the sill using a jack adaptor
Jack adapter?
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Audi dealers have them for about 15 squid I think, Make sure you stuff them in the correct hole under there. There are 2 holes on the fronts and it can easily be put in the wrong one ( ask JPC ) :laugh: The design is such that once they are locked in with the weight of the car, they are not coming out without a serious fight. :rolleye:
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It works the same on the golf, the other option is to jack up from the sill using a jack adaptor
Jack adapter?
(https://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.stiblog.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2009%2F05%2Fdsc05057.jpg&hash=643ad5b7984ba4915a555421801fff2085ef64c1)
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Ahhh with you :happy2:
I made one of these out of a block of wood, but mine is not the safest thing in the world.
I guess that's how I got the nickname bodger :grin:
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Ahhh with you :happy2:
I made one of these out of a block of wood, but mine is not the safest thing in the world.
I guess that's how I got the nickname bodger :grin:
Well there can be an issue with the Jack pads, there really meant for jacking the car up on a proper ramp, not one side at a time, some user have reported issues with bending the metal under them, mine are fine though.
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http://briskoda.net/forums/topic/149492-jacking-pad-for-trolley-jack/
:happy2:
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Ahhh with you :happy2:
I made one of these out of a block of wood, but mine is not the safest thing in the world.
I guess that's how I got the nickname bodger :grin:
....Well you didn't bodge your new sig - It looks very cool :congrats:
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Ahhh with you :happy2:
I made one of these out of a block of wood, but mine is not the safest thing in the world.
I guess that's how I got the nickname bodger :grin:
....Well you didn't bodge your new sig - It looks very cool :congrats:
Thanks all for your responses and cheers Robin :happy2: :happy2:
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Anyone know if this little mod would fit a MK2 Leon?
Is a very good mod, however I have never seen anyone talk of this on a MK2 Leon on the Seat forum.
I don't want to order the parts then find out it won't work.
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Cant see why not, the floor is the same isnt it?
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Cant see why not, the floor is the same isnt it?
Yeah, I would assume so, however I have"nt had a chance to see under both cars, but after scrutineering Shauns photo's above I'm sure I could see if mine looked the same underneath.
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does anyone have the part number for these ?
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does anyone have the part number for these ?
here you go (http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,18186.msg257754.html#msg257754)
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ta
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They cost £45 for the full kit at the dealers just now including vat and the covers, i ordered mine a couple of days ago ! Bargain !
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I need to remove all 4 wheels for a week to get them refurbed. Where do I support the car?
lr
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Axle stands under the sills mate :happy2: Use 4 and make sure you raise the car onto them carefully :grin:
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.There are 2 holes on the fronts and it can easily be put in the wrong one ( ask JPC ) :laugh: The design is such that once they are locked in with the weight of the car, they are not coming out without a serious fight. :rolleye:
Two holes on the front? Do you meen the two holes at the rear and use the front one? Im confused.
Heres what i bought last week with prices for anyone interested
Ramp Lifting pads from Audi S3 RRP exc VAT
(x1) 8P0 802 845 Front Left Jack Pad £8.03
(x1) 8P0 802 846 Front Right Jack Pad £8.03
(x4) 8N0 804 583 Rubber Buffers £1.53 each
(x2) 8P0 802 847 Plastic Jack Pad Plugs £8.03 each
Sadly i did not get them fitted intime for my car to go into the dealers and i now have large bits of sealer scrapped off and hanging down from the inside of the jacking points on the front of the sills. :sad:
So are the back ones fitted on the holes nearest the front, Or the holes nearest the rear. As Teutonic_Tamer thread also shows the rear ones used. :confused: TTs thread on his fitted to his mk5 (http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=95479.10)
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These fit on any MK5 Platform car so Audi A3/S3 8P, Skoda Octavia Mk2 (incl FL as i have them on mine), Seat Leon, Scirocco and of course Golf GTi
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CupraR,
I have these fitted to my mk2 leon cupra mate, fitted exactly same as golf and easy to do.
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Skoda Octavia Mk2 (incl FL as i have them on mine)
Copycat. :P
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CupraR,
I have these fitted to my mk2 leon cupra mate, fitted exactly same as golf and easy to do.
Cheers Davey.
Maybe I should of said, I'd bought and fitted a set ages ago.
I now find though that some garages can't get onto them and I can't get to them even with a low slung trolley jack. Car is on a set of Eibach Sportline springs, so must of lowered it too much for these to be of use for me really.
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I just pulled the blanks out to fit the front ones and water came out the drivers side front one :surprised: anyone know if theres a drain for that box section somewere as thats not a good sign. :scared:
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Thanks to this link i have ordered mine.
But not as lucky as you lot. I have to pay $150NZ with 20% discount.
None the less only arrive the end of the month. Will fitthem once I receive them.
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OEM Audi S3 jack pads fit nice !! :thumbsup:
A posting I did on another forum:
front:
(https://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.aborek.de%2Fpics%2Fgolf6%2FJackpad_vorne.jpg&hash=298c2f96cd4b42f8c44f48b0dd8d4583dda2a2c5)
rear:
(https://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.aborek.de%2Fpics%2Fgolf6%2FJackpad_hinten.jpg&hash=2fa1142307093cd9a0fbf4a7056513a96c8e5e74)
Fitting instruction is German, but the picturs tell the complete story:
http://www.a3quattro-forum.de/pdf/Wagenheberaufnahme.pdf (http://www.a3quattro-forum.de/pdf/Wagenheberaufnahme.pdf)
parts numbers:
8N0 804 583 rubber (4 x)
8P0 802 845 cover left front (1 x)
8P0 802 846 cover right front (1 x)
8P0 802 847 cover left + right rear (2 x)
Use some wax spray to conserve the body and silicon to help slip in.
Not the same:
http://www.ecstuning.com/ES251835/
http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?5110208-Do-These-Jack-Pad-Adapters-From-ECS-Really-Work
As you can see I prefer the S3 8P / TT 8J parts. Only these close the plastic trim!