Re: Keyless Entry

[Bunmar@aol.com]

Not to doubt you, but are you sure that it was the drivers door that was
lacking a keyhole?  I noticed a difference between my '98 GLX and my wifes '97
Golf Trek.  I have a keyhole only on my driver's door.  On the Golf, she has
keyholes on both front doors.  So maybe in some way, the GT's, GLX's, &
Wolfsburg's all share the no passenger door lock.  Anybody with a Wolfsburg
out there?  Let us know if you have two keyholes or one.

Thanks,
Chuckem


In a message dated 6/22/98 2:57:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
patrick@volkswagen.org writes:

> I notice that the Wolfsburg edition has no keylocks on the door handles
>  execpt for the trunk. So if you keyless entry fails or the battery dies,
how
>  do you get in? Some say go though the trunk, well on the jetta you need to
>  pull up on the latch to fold the seat down, how do you do that? I just
don't
>  understand what VW's thought process is on this.. Am I overlooking
something
>  simple?