Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Overview of fitting locations - fuel supply system, Golf and Golf GTE

Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual / Auxiliary heater / Aux. heater/heater booster / Fuel supply system / Overview of fitting locations - fuel supply system, Golf and Golf GTE

Note

Fuel lines are secured with O-type clips. These O-type clips must always be renewed every time they are removed.

Start engine if fuel tank was empty. Then start the auxiliary heater repeatedly until the heater does not switch off by itself.

Observe the rules for cleanliness when doing all work on the fuel supply system → Chapter.

Always observe the safety precautions when working on the fuel supply system → Chapter.

Overview of fitting locations - fuel supply system, Golf and Golf GTE

1 -	Fuel line to metering pump -V54-

2 -	Auxiliary heater

With auxiliary heater control unit -J364-.

Location: behind front bumper cover on right

Removing and installing → Chapter

3 -	Quick-release coupling of fuel line

At auxiliary heater

4 -	Quick-release coupling of fuel line

At metering pump -V54-

5 -	Metering pump -V54-

The metering pump -V54- is located on the fuel tank.

Removing and installing → Chapter

Testing quantity of fuel delivered → Chapter.

6 -	Fuel delivery unit

Fuel delivery unit can be found on right under bench seat.

With fuel gauge sender -G-

Removing and installing → Rep. gr.20

Fuel supply system

...

Overview of fitting locations - fuel supply system, Golf Variant

Note Fuel lines are secured with O-type clips. These O-type clips must always be renewed every time they are removed. Star ...

Other materials:

Releasing high pressure in fuel system
The fuel system is under high pressure.Risk of injury due to fuel which may spurt out.Release high pressure. Special tools and workshop equipment required Vehicle diagnostic tester Releasing high pressure in fuel syst ...

Repairs to wiring with cross sections up to 0.35 mm2
Special tools and workshop equipment required Crimping pliers, complete -VAS 1978/1 A- Head adapter 0.35 mmІ - 2.5 mmІ -VAS 1978/1-1- For repairs to ...

Tyre damage due to insufficient tyre pressure
The most common causes for tyre failure are minor external damage, a defective valve or a leaking rim due to corrosion or damage. Separation of carcass and rubber Excessive heating ...