Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Disposal
- Releasing gas and draining front gas-filled shock absorbers, conventional shock absorbers
- Releasing gas and draining front gas-filled shock absorbers, DCC shock absorbers
- Releasing gas and draining rear gas-filled shock absorbers, conventional shock absorbers
- Releasing gas and draining rear gas-filled shock absorbers, DCC shock absorbers
Checklist for evaluating running gear on accident vehicles
Damage to running gear may go unnoticed during repairs to
load-bearing and suspension parts of accident vehicles. Under
certain circumstances, this undiscovered damag ...
Releasing gas and draining front gas-filled shock absorbers, conventional
shock absorbers
Clamp gas-filled shock absorber vertically in vice, with
piston rod pointing downwards.
WARNING
Safet ...
Other materials:
Removing and installing head restraint guide
Note
2 commercially available screwdrivers with a blade height of
0.4 mm and a blade width of 8 mm are required for removal.
Removing
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Remove rear ...
Cleaning and caring for natural leather covers
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings Please contact a Volkswagen dealership or other qualified
workshop if you have any questions on cleaning and caring for the leather equipment
in your vehicle.
Care and use
Natural leather is sensitive and requires reg ...
Snow chains
Assembly and use of snow chains
Snow chains must be fitted to driven wheels only.
On all-wheel drive vehicles, however, only the front wheels
may be fitted with snow chains.
It is not possible to use sno ...