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The VEMO Tailgate Lock V10-85-0058 is designed for Volkswagen owners needing a reliable replacement for a malfunctioning or worn-out trunk locking mechanism. It provides secure latching for your vehicle's tailgate, ensuring your cargo remains protected, though users must strictly verify their specific vehicle compatibility and OE numbers before installation to avoid fitment errors.
| Model Part Number | V10-85-0058 |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEMO |
Compare the OE part number on your existing lock with the V10-85-0058 part number or consult your vehicle manual/dealership with your VIN.
This is a VEMO aftermarket replacement part, manufactured to meet or exceed original equipment specifications.
No, this is the interior tailgate locking mechanism; it does not include the exterior key cylinder or remote key fob.
You will generally need a screwdriver, a set of trim removal tools, and potentially a socket wrench set to remove the tailgate interior panel.
While it is a direct replacement, it does require removing interior trim and handling electrical connectors. If you are not comfortable with automotive trim or wiring, professional installation is recommended.
Check the alignment of the striker plate on the vehicle body; if it is misaligned, the lock will not engage.
Verify that the electrical harness is fully seated and inspect the wiring for any breaks or blown fuses in the central locking system.
Before purchasing, it is critical to cross-reference this part number (V10-85-0058) against your vehicle's specific OE number located on your current faulty lock or via your vehicle identification number (VIN). Installation involves removing the interior trim panel of the tailgate to access the locking mechanism. Use a trim removal tool to avoid damaging plastic clips. Ensure all electrical connections are snapped firmly into place and are free of corrosion. To maintain the mechanism, occasionally apply a light silicone-based lubricant to the latch hook to prevent seizing over time.
