Repairing the door lock cylinder on a Volkswagen Golf Mark 4. The cam inside the barrel is the part that usually breaks. You can buy a replacement set online for a few euros/dollars. I would advise keeping your locks lubricated to prevent them from breaking in the first place. Thanks for watching. If you found this video helpful, maybe you could consider supporting my channel by using the ‘Super Thanks’ button below the video. Your support would be really appreciated, thank you ! Please comment, like and subscribe !.

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