1998 Volkswagen Golf Mk4 Boot Lid Trim Removal / Refit

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Today we are removing and refitting the plastic boot lid trim to gain access to the boot lock and handle.
Tools needed,
- Philips screwdriver (ph2)
- Plastic pry bar
When we say tighten it up if it needs torquing that is down to you to find the necessary settings not us, as all vehicles are different.
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Some modifications may not be legal in your country, this is up to yourself to find the relevant information, not us.
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If the car needs to be jacked up make sure you jack it in the correct place and its on safe solid ground and ALWAYS use axle stands.
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