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  1. VW Mk4 Jetta, Golf, New Beetle, Passat TDI forum
    New VW owner here, trying to figure out a brake issue. I've read tons of posts on the issue, but am finding some conflicting info. Car is a new to me 2006 Golf TDI with 246K miles I bought as a project/commuter car for cheap. After replacing a rear caliper and line, I have very spongy brakes...
    brakes rear brakes
  2. VW Mk4 Jetta, Golf, New Beetle, Passat TDI forum
    I have a 2006 vw golf tdi mk4 and currently changing out the left rear brakes ( rotor, caliper, pads). After putting everything together i notice the rotor is right against the caliper guide. Was wondering if anyone had insight on what might be wrong? Is there a shim i can put in at the caliper...
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