Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Evaluating accident vehicles
- Leaks at shock absorbers
- Noises from shock absorbers
- Checking shock absorbers when removed
- Steering rack
- Nuts and bolts
- Electrical components
- Raising wheel bearing assembly to unladen position (vehicles with coil springs), front axle
- Raising wheel bearing assembly to unladen position (vehicles with coil springs), rear axle
Electrical components
At some point, you have probably received an electric shock
when touching a metal object. This is due to the electrostatic
charge accumulated by the human body. This ...
Leaks at shock absorbers
Shock absorbers are often replaced because of externally
visible leakage. Inspections on the test rig and in the vehicle
have shown that in the majority of cases this ...
Other materials:
Using a child seat on the rear seats
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings When fitting a child seat to a rear seat, the position
of the front seat must be adjusted to ensure that the child has sufficient space.
Adjust the front seat according to the size of the child seat and child. Ensure
t ...
Diesel particulate filter
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings The diesel particulate filter filters out soot particles
in the exhaust gas. The soot particles are collected in the filter and burnt off.
To assist in this combustion process, Volkswagen recommends that you avoid making ...
Incorporation of high-voltage heater (PTC) - Z115- into coolant circuit
Note
In vehicles with a high-voltage system, the high-voltage
heater (PTC) -Z115- is used as a supplementary heater.
In vehicles with a high-voltage system and an auxiliary
heater installed as optional equipment, the ...