mul-t-lock standard ????

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mul-t-lock standard ????

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Just picked up my new car ;) and it has come with a MUL-T-LOCK. This is screwed in beside the gearstick so that you can put it into reverse and clip a lock around it when its parked up.

So the person i bought the car off said it come as standard. so do all you guys have this?

Just wondering because if so i dont know if this will give me trouble putting in the shortshifter :roll:
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Never heard of it :oops:

Definitely not factory-fitted kit though, I don't think!

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i c...it has like a official authorised dealer stamp from a vw in durham...so it definately has been done properly lol.

And apparently its drilled up into the chassis underneath so now im going to check it out tomorrow and find out if i can still put in the shortshifter :? :shock:
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Sounds like a good idea, make sure your insurance company knows you have it installed, could get you a decent discount!
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Have you got any pictures? It does sound like a pretty nifty gadget! 8)
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i get you some pictures tomorrow mate. Only just picked up the car at 8pm lol..

Going to give the insurance company a bell tomorrow and see what they say :lol:
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heres some pics of it...

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Good god thats hideous...

I would far rather have a steering wheel to gearlever lock that can be stashed in the boot...

I cant believe VW would sell that as an "option"
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tegwin wrote:Good god thats hideous...

I would far rather have a steering wheel to gearlever lock that can be stashed in the boot...

I cant believe VW would sell that as an "option"
Haha couldn'tve put it better myself. I can't believe someone ever thought that was a good idea! that is awful (no offense to you).

I don't think it would effect putting a shortshifter in to be honest, i can't see how it would, (other than the angle of the gearstick being slightly different).
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lolol...well yeah i might take it off if i can but i dont know yet because of the area i live in, they love to borrow cars.

I dont think it looks to bad when seen in person maybe just the pictures :?
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On an old edition of Auto-Trader, Ed China took one of those off a 3-series BMW convertable, only way he could remove it was from underneath the motor. And yes, it looked hideous!
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Post by Tim_GTi »

Hhhmmm I think it's pretty safe to say it's not just he pictures.

Like previously said, why not get a steering lock? That isn't a permanent dweller in the cabin.
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yeah i might have a look at how to remove it but just aint had time...if its drilled into it underneath the car then i might just leave it as it is..safety first :lol:
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