2007 Jetta

**tigger73** · 24-08-2014, 10:09 PM

Try Volks Torque who are a specialist VW wreckers based in Lonsdale.

The other option you have is look at getting your current rims repaired.

**brad** · 25-08-2014, 07:40 AM

Originally Posted by drwhite

Thanks Anthony.

Where can I get a brand new set of Atlanta 16 inch wheels from in Adelaide? Don't mind buying from interstate/overseas also.

Brand new = dealership. Expect to pay about 10% of what you paid for the car for a set.

**anthony** · 25-08-2014, 09:22 PM

I n the pics the alloys looked good,I would get them refurbished ,then they will look brand new again.

ps Your car is Graphite Blue pearl,one of my favourite Jetta colours.

**drwhite** · 26-08-2014, 09:09 PM

Originally Posted by anthony

I n the pics the alloys looked good,I would get them refurbished ,then they will look brand new again.

ps Your car is Graphite Blue pearl,one of my favourite Jetta colours.

Had one of the wheels fixed up, negotiated with the seller to have it fixed, and it came up great! Just when I was putting the wheel back on, that annoying wheel brace had a cable with the locking nut attached, and I made sure I gripped it quite tightly, but unfortunately it swung loose once when I was tightening the wheel. The result was a tiny chip on the machined rim. See pic below. The slightly larger looking scratch was there previously, mostly removed by the rim guy but still just noticeable. The chip is minor but just annoying. Is there anything like a touch up pen or similar that could just fill in that chip? It is round and located about an inch from the bottom of the rim...

**drwhite** · 29-08-2014, 04:27 PM

Anyone know how to fix a 'NO CDC' error with the OEM iPod adapter in the RCD300? There is an existing one in the car, I've tried to use it with my ipod and iphone and both return the same error when I push CD twice. I took out the head unit and all the connections appear to be in place. Seems like this is an ongoing problem for many people with the iPod adapter