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Ich habe vor 25 Jahren Deutsch in der Schule gelernt. Mein Deutsch ist also nicht gut. Ich benutze Google Translate, um dies zu schreiben.
Im Vereinigten Königreich wurde Polo nicht mit einem Warndreieck ausgestattet. Es ist kein Gesetz, hier ein Warndreieck im Auto zu haben.
Ich hätte jedoch gerne ein Warndreieck, das gut passt. Ich verstehe, dass das Dreieck hinten am Auto auf der linken Seite passt. Das Warndreieck wird mit einem Gummiband fixiert?
Können Sie mir sagen, welches Dreieck Sie in Deutschland verwenden? (Vw Teilenummer wenn möglich)
Wenn Sie ein Foto eines Dreiecks anbringen könnten, wäre das großartig.
Vielen Dank
Original English
I learned German in school 25 years ago. So my german speaking is not good. I am using google translate to write this.
In the United Kingdom, Polo's did not come fitted with a warning triangle. It is not a law to have a warning triangle in the car here.
However I would like to have a warning triangle that fits well. I understand the triangle fits at the back of the car on the left hand side. The warning triangle is held in place with a rubber strap?
Could you tell me which triangle you use in germany? (Vw part number if possible)
If you could post a photograph of a triangle fitted, that would be great.
thanks
Hi there,
I never bought a brandnew Car in Germany so I'm not sure what triangels VW use . Hopefully you get one in a new car... 
If you buy one in Germany it must be DIN, that means German Norm...
Look for Warndreieck or better for Verbandtasche at ebay...Verbandtasche means it's a package including first aid kid, triangle and warning - jacket in a small set...The triangle is smaller than others...Costs 10 Euro all together...
If you come to germany it costs 15 Euro without triangle if you're stopped by an angy police officer who like to see it and you're not a good looking lady... 
The first aid box has a date, if it's too old you have to buy a fresh one...
I fix the triangle with the rubber -holders at the back and the first aid box at the upper right side where they made the place for it...
Sorry, from my pc it's actually not possible to post pictures...
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Hallo, an new User from UK
in den 90er waren solchen aktuell: http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/707-53477-19255-0/1?icep_ff3=2&pub=5574856712&toolid=10001&campid=5336406245&ipn=psmain&icep_vectorid=229487&kwid=902099&mtid=824&kw=lg&icep_item=274123916046 (*)
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Hi there,
I never bought a brandnew Car in Germany so I'm not sure what triangels VW use . Hopefully you get one in a new car...
If you buy one in Germany it must be DIN, that means German Norm...
Look for Warndreieck or better for Verbandtasche at ebay...Verbandtasche means it's a package including first aid kid, triangle and warning - jacket in a small set...The triangle is smaller than others...Costs 10 Euro all together...
If you come to germany it costs 15 Euro without triangle if you're stopped by an angy police officer who like to see it and you're not a good looking lady...
The first aid box has a date, if it's too old you have to buy a fresh one...
I fix the triangle with the rubber -holders at the back and the first aid box at the upper right side where they made the place for it...
Sorry, from my pc it's actually not possible to post pictures...
Hi,
you could buy the expensive from VW for 9N...
1H0 860 273 would be an original number , but I don't know the length...
171 809 373 B is a second number, but it seems too short...
Onestly : I would take a bit time and would look at the scrap in different cars...
I use the rubber holders in my 6N for my triangle...
My daughter has exactly the same 6N (same year same engine, same colour). That was driven only by an old lady. She has a leather bag with original tools at that rubber holder, not the triangle...
I ask the others in german if they have an idea what was used original in a 86C...
Weiß jemand hier wie die orginal VW -Halterung für Warndreieck ausgesehen hat beim 86C und kann ev. Bilder einstellen ?
Hello,
thats the rubber strap for Triangle looks:
VW Part Nummer : 867 860 266
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The Triangles, that were used by VW in 80s, looks like the one in the pictures below.
I take next time a picture how the rubber strap and triangle is attaged, from my Polo.
Could take a few days, for the picture.
greeds
I take a picture, at the weekend. My Polo stands some miles away, from my home.
MfG
So her are the photos, how ist looks by my polo.
greeds
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DIN, that means German Norm
Danke Hokuspokus...
Mein Englisch in der Schule ist 45 Jahre her und war damals schon scheiße...
Aber Dein Humor ist top!
Dein Verbands-"Kasten" verdient die Bezeichnung aber auch nicht...
Ah ja, und mit dem englisch gehts mir genau so..., bis ich da überlege wie ich schreiben stehen schon wieder 3 Beiträge mehr da...
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Dein Verbands-"Kasten" verdient die Bezeichnung aber auch nicht...
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Ah ja, und mit dem englisch gehts mir genau so..., bis ich da überlege wie ich schreiben stehen schon wieder 3 Beiträge mehr da...
Das geht mir selbst so wenn ich in Deutsch antworte... 
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Wenns nur 3 Beiträge sind, geht's ja...
Dann kommen weniger Rückfragen...
Also reine Faulheit... 
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So her are the photos, how is looks by my polo.
greeds
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Maybe VW changed the triangle, when the facelift (2F) were indroduced in the Market.
My Polo is only an old one, before the Facelift starts.
How you done the triangle is different, but not bad. The triangle don´t steals room in the trunk. 
Wish you a happy new year.
greeds
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Maybe VW changed the triangle, when the facelift (2F) were indroduced in the Market.
My Polo is only an old one, before the facelift starts.
How you done the triangle is different, but not bad. The triangle doesn't steal room in the trunk.
Wish you a happy new year.
greeds
