Ursus americanus
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How to retro-fit skid trays, aerodynamic under trays, & stone guards to a MK7 Golf
- Thread starter golfdave
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Where did you order from?
Universal_Remonster
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e-acca.com
Ursus americanus
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Thanks Mr. Remonster!
Universal_Remonster
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My parts arrived today but one of the tabs on the front of the oil pan undertray was broken off in shipment due to poor packaging. I'll update the thread when I hear back from acca and how they are going to handle the issue.
Ursus americanus
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I just placed my order last night, hopefully all my parts will arrive in tact.
Chillout
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I believe part II (5Q0 825 229) is now replaced by
5Q0 825 230F
I ordered it for 5 euro's, I will let you know if it will fit.
5Q0 825 230F
I ordered it for 5 euro's, I will let you know if it will fit.
Universal_Remonster
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Hopefully. e-acca is acting like scammers trying to claim that it was my fault that FedEx left the package while I was at work and that I should have been home to open the packaging while FedEx was standing there. Paypal claim filed.
Ursus americanus
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Damn, that's some bs. Even if you were home no delivery person is going to stand there while you open and inventory your packages. Im second guessing ordering through them atm.... How long did delivery take and was everything else ok/included?
Universal_Remonster
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Yeah, they're pretty scummy. I've never lost a paypal claim though and I'm positive that I won't lose this one.
Delivery was quick once it finally shipped thanks to fedex. We use them exclusively at work and they're great.
Universal_Remonster
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FWIW, I easily won my Paypal case against e-acca and it will be easier for others to do so in the future since another strike has been placed against their account.
I'm going to try to repair the damage to the skid tray and install next week. Not sure if it will work or not.
I'm going to try to repair the damage to the skid tray and install next week. Not sure if it will work or not.
Chillout
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- SEAT Leon FR ST
Guys, in case you need any bolts/rivets: get them at your dealer and don't order them online. For 2 bolts and 4 rivets I had to pay 99 cents at the dealer. Online that would have cost me 20 euro's (incl. shipping).
golfdave
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- Mk7 Golf GT Estate
I notice that most of the small nut/bolts/rivets that I list in the DIY guides are used for other things on other cars, so best to get from dealers as usually cheaper than web!
Internexus
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Big thank you to Dave for doing the homework on this, also thanks to the gentlemen doing the test work for those of us in the CONUS. I'm looking forward to hearing more and implementing some of these panels.
Ursus americanus
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They emailed me today to say the front tray they have has a broken tab and offered me a $50 discount for it. I declined so hopefully it won't take them forever to source an unbroken one.
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golfdave
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I know it doesn't look much but I locate those two tabs over the bumper tray part to take the weight of the skidtray whilst I thread a couple of the bolts in the rear subframe & the front hangers.
A Very Important Part!!
, I'd like a perfect one also & defo at the cost of them also!