Roof And Pillar Problems of Volkswagen Jetta

2006 Volkswagen Jetta. Consumer states problem with headliner the consumer stated within in the past few months, he noticed the headliner was pulling away from the rear pillars.

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Leaking sunroof allows water to enter area around curtain airbags.

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- the contact owns a 1999 Volkswagen Jetta. The contact stated that there were two safety recalls 06v183000 and 99v251000. , one recall was for the brake lamp switch assemble and the other was for the b pillar mounting clips. The contact stated that the vehicle was in a crash while going 40 mph the person that hit the contact's vehicle said that he hit him because the brake lights did not turn on, and then he fled the seen. The contact stated that a police report was taken, and a complaint made to the insurance company. The contact was not sure if he got a ticket or not for not having brake lights. The contact stated that he was coming off of the expressway at 40 mph, the weather was clear, and the incident took place in daylight. The contact had to pay for the repairs. The contact had been pulled over by the police before because of the brake lights. The contact stated that he switched the bulbs and thought everything was alright. The contact's complaint was that he received a safety recall months later on the brake lamp switch after he paid for everything. The contact will be able to get the police report and an insurance report. The failure and current mileage were both 117392.

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While driving 20 mph front air bags including the side impact air bags inadvertently deployed. Consumer managed to pull over, and had the vehicle towed. Dealership was notified, but did not resolve the problem. Water was on the floor due to a leaking sunroof.

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There is a leak in the frame of my vehicle, yet every time I bring it into the dealership in honolulu, they fail to locate this leak. When it rains, the front right floor of my Jetta fills with water that seeps down into the frame from the roof. If I park the vehicle facing uphill, this does not happen, nor if the vehicle is parked on a level surface, only when facing a downhill slope. I don't know why this issue cannot be resolved by vw, but the past 10 times I've had my car in for service, it has never been resolved.

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